Glenn Edward Walulak
Glenn Edward Walulak
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Born on February 18, 1968, in Palmer, MA, Glenn was a 1986 graduate of Cathedral High School in Springfield, MA and went on to attend the University of Miami. He built a career as a dedicated retail manager, known for his strong work ethic and his ability to connect with people from all walks of life.
He is survived by his beloved children who he enjoyed coaching for many years in various sports. His son Cameron Walulak of Vernon, CT; daughters Kylie Walulak of Chevy Chase, MD, and Kathrine "KK" Walulak of Huntsville, AL.
He also leaves behind his brothers, Scott Walulak of Ludlow, MA, and Brad (Heather) Walulak of Chicopee, MA; his grandmother, Mary (Kusek) Kos of Bondsville, MA; as well as loving nephews, aunts and cousins.
Glenn was predeceased by his parents, Edward Walulak (2018) and Caroline Kos Walulak (2003).
In keeping with the family's wishes, all services will be private.
In lieu of flowers, the family encourages those who knew Glenn to honor his memory by spending time with loved ones and reflecting on the importance of connection, kindness, and resilience.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Bob Kulig
Yesterday
Very Sad to hear the news. I knew Glenn through his brother Scott with whom i was great friends back at Veterans Park ES. My prayers go out to his family and friends and may god bless them in these trying days. RIP Glenn!
David Gormley
July 16, 2025
Glenn was always there when I had a question or just needed some encouraging words. He always ended any conversation that I had with him with "Anytime". I will miss him dearly. RIP Glenn
Shannon Lemonde
July 16, 2025
I am so saddened to hear this news... Glen will always hold a spot in my heart and I will always remember him back in the Cathedral High Soccer Dayswith that big smile . Sending prayers and lots of love to Scott and the entire family and to Glens children. Rest in Peace friend
Laurie
July 14, 2025
I am so saddened by the loss of your dad. During the many years that he coached the boys in soccer, there is nothing but happy thoughts. He was kind and generous with his time, and we will be forever grateful for that. That soccer team was a big part of my son Jason's life during Middle School years. I thank him for that. The picture that was chosen for him, is exactly how I will remember him. Prayers and love to all who loved him through his short life
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Carrie Marceau Lawlor
July 14, 2025
I am heartbroken to hear this. I will always have a place in my heart for Glenn & our childhood days going roller skating & holding hands in 4th grade. I enjoyed running into him from time to time over the last 30 years but will never forget our early days. My deepest condolences to his children, family & friends. RIP
Madalyn Richter
July 14, 2025
Glenn was a pleasure to work with, I´m disappointed I won´t be seeing him at work anymore.. it won´t be the same without him. He was a good guy, he pulled me into his office a handful of times for a mistake I´d made, he´d be strict but not in a way that scared you as long as you were doing the right thing. Glenn will be missed dearly.
Marco Antonio Martinez
July 13, 2025
One of the more genuine managers i´ve had in my lifetime, even if we didn´t talk much individually and it was more so inquiring about what to do on each others shift;
he was a good man to have around goodwill even if our talks were brief.
He almost never beat around the bush as they say on what we should do shine or rain, he got us out of trouble no matter what and kept us safe from harms way physically and mentally.
Regardless I know he´s in a better place wherever that will be, may he rest easy not having to be in pain anymore.
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