Max W. Glancy, 95, of Washington Twp., Hartford City, IN, passed away with his family by his side on Thursday evening, April 11, 2024, at his home after a recent cancer diagnosis. He was born on January 9, 1929, in Hartford City, to John "Henry" & Helen (Johnson) Glancy. He was a proud Roll Red Roller, graduating in the class of 1947. Max had an impressive high school basketball career, he beat out all 3 local high schools as the leading scorer in the county; something to this day he was very proud of. Shortly after high school, he was drafted by the United States Army. He married Frances R. Anderson on November 14, 1953 in Logansport, IN, celebrating over 7 decades of precious memories together.
His long-time career as a truck driver began with, Stoll Packing, NYC and ended with DA Lubricant, Indianapolis. After retirement in 1993, Max began soaking up all of his free time with his only granddaughter, Shannon. He owned "Wagon Masters" for several years, buying and selling old wagons. Many Saturday mornings you could find him behind the wheel of his pickup, with his trailer hitched up, driving down the road to a sale or auction. He loved collecting all sorts of things, tinkering in his barn, fishing, and driving into town with his brother John for morning coffee at the High Street Bar.
Max was a lifetime member of the Millard-Brown American Legion Post#156, former member of the Blackford County Coon Hunter's Association, of Roll, and former Vice President of Glancy Funeral Homes. He spent the winter months in Bonita Springs, Florida with his wife. Max recently shared he lived a long, good life and he couldn't live forever. However, to his family, even forever wouldn't have been long enough.
Loving survivors include his wife, Frances Glancy, son, Jeff (Wife, Trudie) Glancy, granddaughter, Shannon (Husband, Ben) Light, great grandchildren, Luna & Lane Light, sisters, Marjorie Michaud, Hartford City, IN, Beverly Malott, Montpelier, IN, Sharon (Jim) Roush, Montpelier, IN, brothers, Jim (Sharon) Glancy, Hartford City, IN, John Glancy, Hartford City, IN, and Phil Glancy, Hartford City, IN and several nieces & nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brother, Ray Glancy, sister, Joan Irving, daughter, Brenda Glancy and son, Randy Glancy.
Family and friends may gather to share and remember at Walker & Glancy Funeral Home located at 109 W. Windsor St Montpelier on Thursday, April 18, 2024 from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
A service to celebrate Max's life will be at Walker & Glancy Funeral Home at 11:00 AM on Friday, April 19, 2024 with Pastors Steve Rogers and Dewey Zent officiating. Burial will follow in the Brookside Memorial Park in Montpelier. Millard-Brown American Legion Post #156 will be conducting graveside military honors.
In lieu of flowers, please make memorial donations to: Millard-Brown American Legion Post #156, 112 W. Green Street, Montpelier, IN 47359.
Arrangements are being handled by his son & granddaughter, Jeff & Shannon Glancy, Glancy Funeral Homes.
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Julie
April 19, 2024
So sorry to hear about Max's passing. Juanita ( my mom), Jenny and I shared some fun time with them in FL.
My heart felt sympathy goes out to all the family
If mom were able, I know she would have been there! Love to you all!
Sincerely,
Julie Hughes Wozniak
Thomas McNamara
April 16, 2024
Max and Francis would visit every year at Lake Placid Fl. I would always enjoy there visit, we got acquainted in the 70´s riding M.C.
were sure going to miss them.. Thomas McNamara.
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