NASHVILLE, Tennessee
GLASGOW, JR., Samuel McPheeters (Mack)Age 93, was predeceased by his parents, Dr. Samuel McPheeters Glasgow and Samuella Keith Glasgow; he was born in 1916 as the only boy in a family of five sisters who have also predeceased him: Mary Bell Glasgow Gambill (Benjamin Drake Smith Gambill), Grace...
Read MoreBobbie: My deepest sympathy on your great loss of this wonderful man. Thanks to you and Mack for your kindness friendship to my late father, Roy Blaney Smith, when he was transferred to Nashville along with my late mother, Drue Smith. You and your family were so kind to help our family get acquainted with Nashville when we moved here in 1958. Many blessings to you are your family.
Drucilla Smith Fuller
December 17, 2009 | Nashville, TN
Dear Bobbie and family, We remember with such fondness all the good times at the lake and in the vineyard. Mack and the Judge were such good friends and together did a lot to set the Tennessee wine industry on its way. He will always hold a special place in our hearts.
Ed and Louisa Cooke
December 17, 2009 | Clarksville, TN
Dear Glasgow Family:
The Easterly family has wonderful memories of your husband and dad. He was always upbeat and interested in family and vineyard. Such men are indeed rare. We cherish his memory.
Clay Easterly
December 16, 2009 | Knoxville, TN
Mr Glasgow was a true Southern Gentleman, one easily respected and admired (and, in my younger years, a tad feared). I will always remember Mr. Glasgow with a broad smile, quick to laugh and with a warm, welcoming handshake.
My deepest sympathy to Bim and the rest of the family. I'm very sorry that I won't be there to pay my respects.
Wade Martin
December 16, 2009
