Keith Alexander Glascoe

I remember Keith from Woodward. Sweetheart.

My condolences to the Family and Friends of Mr. Glascoe. I'm a Firefighter in San Francisco and every year we read the names on 9.11. I'll make sure to give pause when I read his name this year. Peace to you all.

We miss you and love you Keith ACS forever my friend.

I have the opportunity to keep Keith's memory alive through my dear friend, Sinclair Acey, his uncle. Listening to Acey recall stories warmly of love shared between these two exceptional men is timeless. It is a joy to know that as long as his name is said he will be alive. Thanks to his uncle Acey, Keith lives.

I was given FF GLASCO`s name and photo when I ran the Tunnel to Tower race in Vero Beach Saturday. I had to Google him and read about his fantastic life. So sorry that his life was cut much too short. He sure died in service to others. My sincere, albeit belated, condolences to his family.

In memory of Keith Glascow...RIP! Midwood Hornet forever.

In memory of a fallen FDNY firefighter. And my sincerest condolences to the Glascoes.

Remembering you with our mutual friends today. May God bless you and you family my friend.

We miss you Keith and you will always be loved by your colleagues at CWA. The gentle giant...

Miss you bro. Hope all of your family is doing well. God Bless

Another year Cuz and I still find it hard to believe you're gone. May God grant you eternal peace. Love you forever.

Dear family, I saw Keith's name in a memorial book at the public library in Pico Rivera, CA (outside Los Angeles).

I have prayed for all the souls lost that day, but specially for Keith because I was born in Los Angeles in April 1948 as Rosemary Glascoe (father Richard Joseph Glascoe) and wondered if I could be related to your husband's family? Originally, our name was spelled Glascow, but our dad changed it (unofficially to Glascoe) to save us from teasing once we started school.

I live outside LA county. If you are interested in communicating my address is P.O. Box 342, Skyforest, CA 92385. God Bless your family and may Keith be resting in Heavenly peace in the care of our Lord!

So glad to hear the boys are doing well. Thank you for the update. I'm sure you are looking down upon them with that big smile. My thoughts are with you and your family old friend.

Thinking of you and sending healing thoughts to your family. I'm a social worker / therapist - and I was given Keith's name a few years ago to carry in one of our 9 11 memorial parades here in Portland ME. It was an honor to do this - and I think of you and your family often - especially on this 15 year anniversary. God Bless you all - and may Keith be resting in peace - what a brave man! Take care......
Marianne Donahue

Mr. & Mrs. Glascoe my prayers are with you and your family.

Thank you Mrs. Glascoe, I much appreciated an update on your son, Keith's family. You brought a smile to my face, followed by a few tears. Your strength, as well as your family brings much joy, that his children are following in the wonderful example set by Keith, through you, and family.

Dear Keith, although I only knew you through working with your mom, She always spoke highly of you. The few times that you and I spoke were very refreshing. As all those who knew you better than me, I agree that your were a Gentle Giant. Thank you for your service and dedication with saving lives. Continue to Rest in Peace. You Will Never Be Forgotten.

15 yrs. later and you are missed as much, maybe more than 2001. We spent the day (Saturday, 9/10) with Veronica and Owen, your 12 mo. old little guy who is now 16 yrs. old, at his second varsity football game. He moves so much like you on the field and displays so much confidence. He is a terrific linebacker. Today he scored the first touchdown in the first quarter, scored a second touchdown and caught a long pass to set up for another touchdown. His team (Massapequa) won 42-12 beating Syosset. He had his first interview with the press but we'll have to wait until tomorrow to find out what he said since he couldn't remember [or so he said]. He's short on words and long on action. He and his brothers are such a joy to watch because they are you in their own way. Nolan has started his first year of college in Fl. and Keith has started his first year in hi-school. They are following your lead and we are so proud of all of them. Continue to guide and protect them. We love love you and are so glad that you came into our lives 53 yrs. ago. We WILL see you again.
Much love, Mom & Dad

Keith: thank you for your strength that you gave me...I carry it inside forever. Today I mourn your passing.

14 years ago today we lost a giant of a man, friend, coworker. I'll never forget the good times we had back in the day working together in the club's. God Bless you and your family brother.

Missing you always cousin. May God continue to keep you.

Today I participated in a 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb fundraiser. The organizers provide cards of the 9/11 fallen for you to take and pin on while you climb. I grabbed a random card and it was Keith Glascoe. I came home and looked him up and have to say I am very proud to have climbed in honor of a such a strong (literally and figuratively!) and talented man. My heart is with his family. Rest in peace Keith, you are not forgotten.

Miss you bro. God bless

Hi, I also never had the pleasure of meeting Keith, I just found his name at the 9/11 memorial and recognise we ave similar family names.

I had not hung out with Keith since the mid to early 90s as a bouncer in all the big night clubs at the time he is and was always a gentleman and truly a man of great honor and integrity... RIP My friend that was like a Brother!!!

I was watching,"The Professional",and thought of Keith.I didn't go to the "heroes" concert,because I was too sad from Mike Mullen( L-12) funeral to go have"fun". We lost 7 Great Men that day, LtMike/Duff/Gerry/Benny/Keith/Billy/Joe. All 7 guys were incredible men!It's now 11 years,we had a beautifull Mass for guys in Battalion on 9/11/11.
Fond memory of mine, is seeing Keith talking on the phone to his son, allways in the gentle tone!Amazing to see.God takes the best of best 1st!He certainly did from the FDNY on 9/11.Prayers to Veronica and kids! Brian A.

I knew Keith a while back in the fun NYC club days. I was sadden to hear of his departure. He was always a real terrific person.

I made this 9/11 tribute video in his honor. Please view it and pass it forward so that people may remember that day and Keith.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnDyfgoKkEg

My heart goes out to his family.

To the Family and Friends of Keith Glascoe - I am thinking about you today, even though I realize you don't know me. My name is Marianne, and I'm a Social Worker in Portland, Maine. Today I participated in a march to commemorate the 10 year anniversary of 9/11. We were assigned names randomly, and I was honored to carry a sign with Keith's name on it. I wanted to try to find out more about Keith, and found this website. He sounds like he was an amazingly talented and courageous man. My heart goes out to all that knew him - as he was described - a "big man, big heart". I wish all of you some sense of peace and comfort, and the strength to keep on going... There is now a new memorial in Portland, that I live nearby and will pass on a regular basis. I plan to send caring thoughts to Keith's family /friends - and say a prayer for him in memory of his heroic actions.

I cannot believe it's been 10 years since God called you home to be with Grandma Camille. I still think of you with love and remember you with warm, happy thoughts. Miss'n you cuz! RIP

10 years is a long time- yet it seems like just yesterday that we were laughing and joking in front of Sugar. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. I miss you my friend.

Keith, you were my giant brother at Tatou all those years ago, and I've been crying this morning thinking about you. It seems like I last saw your smile just days ago... Rest in peace, dear sweet man.

10 years later and you are still remembered and greatly missed! We worked together at Naked Lunch and you were a gentle giant and a good friend, hope you are in a good place and I'm sure still helping others where ever you are. God Bless to you and your family.

Keith you can rest comfortably now. The fire is out. 05-02-2011

greatly missed..gone but never forgotten

To the Glascoe family,
May you take solace in knowing the lives Keith touched, and the people he helped, and those who admire the man he was. I too worked at the Sporting Club where I met KG, it was around the time he in hurt at a Jets camp. Keith made, and left a very strong impression. I would love to help in having the Jets honor Keith, if the family has an interest. I am sure that Brandon Steiner, of Steiner Sports, who was the GM of the Sporting Club at that time would want to participate. If the family has an interest please contact me at: [email protected]

To the Glascoe family:
May the consoling words from family and friends continue to strengthen you during this difficult time, and may you find comfort in the words found in the Holy Scriptures: "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away."

May the wonderful memories of your loved one continue to provide a measure of comfort to you--until God's promises are fulfilled. Matthew 5:5; Psalms 37:11, 29

Keith and I worked at the Sporting Club,With Archie and the guys, It was our job to keep people safe...Somehow I always felt safer standing next to him!

Keith and played football at Det State together. He was always a very nice person. May god always shine his light on your family

All my love and respect to his family. He was a great kid to be with when we where in school together.

I will always think of you Keith . It was my pleasure to meet you.

Marc Levenberry

I met Keith in 1st Grade and was in grade school with him up until about the 4th or 5th grade. I remember the first pro football game I went to was with him and his Dad at Shea stadium.
I had lost touch with him for many, many years. I did find out we were going to the same gym about 12 years ago but we never managed to bump into each other. I wish we had.
God Bless

Today, as I have every year since the first anniversary, I waited and listened for Keith's name. Then I cried. Keith and our son, Horace were friends from elementary school. Even though so many years have passed us by, at times it seems like yesterday they were at Woodward having a great time learning and exploring their world together! May Keith rest in peace. And our love to his parents Gloria and Ben.

September 11, 2009

WTC – Ground Zero
Vesey – Liberty – Church – West Sts.
New York, NY 10038

Dear Mr. Keith Glascoe,
The definition of a hero to me is a person with courage and is willing to put others needs ahead of theirs. To me that describes you. You were willing to do anything helpful for others, even if it was to run into a burning building and risking your life!

Right now you have a loving wife and 3 children that miss you very much. Nolan, Owen, and your third son that was born after the attack miss you I'm sure. Also, your department misses having you around and the football team needs you to win the games for them. They need a loving and caring person around in the house to cheer them up. You were amazing in the role of Benny in “The Professional”! You are a great actor and that stinks how you got injured and ruined your career. You had a good amount of talent.

You will never be forgotten in this country. On that Tuesday the world lost a great man. You didn’t know what would happen when you woke up that morning, but you were willing to risk your life to save others and that will never be forgotten. I am so thankful for what you did on that day!
Thank you for your services.

Sincerely,
Seth Orlemann

Thinking about you today.

So after a number of years away from NYC, my possessions returned to me from storage in LA. The first box I opened was my picture box. The first picture I pulled out was from the fundraiser at Sugar. A flood of memories. When reflecting; sometimes I truly believe the tough guy/ teddy bear angel looking out is you Keith. Miss you my friend.

Keep the faith everyone.

Keith,

I admire you and remember you as one of the most genuine, approachable and kind hearted brothers I've ever met.

God Bless...

hey my friend. i miss you today like i do everyday. i know you are in heaven and are proud of all your done in life and the true ffriends you knew really always had your back. i remember you dancinng out in front of peggy sue's w/your walkman on, you and i laughing over John and Wendy ha! The kids ask about you all the time and wear their FDNY shirts with pride. I will be hanging a flag outside tomorrow here in nevada with your name on it. I miss you :(. love always Roseanne fahey luera

We were strangers on plane. I noticed the cap of a man who rose from the aisle to help a woman with her overhead luggage. It bore the initials: FDNY. I reached over to his wife in the seat next to me and asked, “Is your husband with the New York Fire Department?”
“No,” she said with tears in her eyes, “My son was.” And so began our conversation about you. About your sons. And your family that loves and misses you. About hope that emerges from loss. And about the fates that delivered me to the seat next to your Mother’s on a plane that day. She told me how much she appreciates the little things even more and how much emphasis we put on ‘things’ that don’t matter. She laughed and said that her children and grandchildren wanted her to buy a new cell phone even though hers works fine. And she showed it to me. It was a real dinosaur. In awe, I pulled out my own. It is the very same dinosaur. Make, model, and all. We cried together. And we laughed together. And she inspired me with her heart filled with love where others have hate, hope where others have none. I know you Keith from the loving memories your Mother shared with me and the heart with which she talked about you and your children, your wife, and your work. Even when your physical body is not on this Earth, your spirit continues to bring people together, to bring inspiration, to make friends of strangers on a plane. Maggie McDanal Wroth

Happy Birthday!!!

It has taken me all this time to sign this book. For that I'm sorry. While I didn't know Keith personally, I knew his Dad Ben very well and heard about him often. We spent many a day and evening together at Con Ed. If he was was anything like Ben he was a good man. It is tough to lose a child, I know I lost mine too. Know that each time I pray and think of Christopher I also think and pray for Keith and family. Stay well and always think of the good times.

Charlie

Once again the tragedy of 9/11 has struck. Two more of your fellow firefighters perished fighting the fire at the Deutshe building last night. I know you and the other 342 heroes welcomed them with open arms.Those of whom you left behind, hurt just as much for them as we did on 9/11/01. Fri. past, your dad and I [ & Pedro] attended your house's picnic. The guys, and there were many new young faces, are carrying on the work they signed up to do. Many of them retired but attended. The families are growing with lots of new babies. And many are expected before the year ends. Nolan, Owen & Keith had so much fun participating in the fun provided for them by the guys. It truly made Owen's b'day special. Naturally, we talked about you, we always do. We unanimousiously agreed that, we miss you so very much. And once again, we are coming up on the anniversary of your departure and we will be there on the footprints one final time to tell you personally that we miss you, we love you, and we'll never forget what you did.
All my love,
Mom [& Dad]

when i first found out of that a actor who played one of the vilins in the movie leon wasint onley a 911 victim but altso a hero i relly shocked rip keith alexander glascoe

One of my best college friends and he will never be forgotten. Hanging out at the mall, playing Pac Man and bowling in the arcade, watching him play football with the DSU Hornets. Remembering the stories of the great times he had growing up in NYC. Keith always brought a smile and laughter to our days at Del State and was loved by all. What a Wonderful Heroic MAN he grew to be. He will be sorely missed and greatly appreciated.

Hi Kieth

I miss you every day more and more.It never gets better.The boys miss you so much too.we always talk about you and pray for you.You would be so proud of them they are all boys.Of course they drive me crazy,but they are my sweethearts,they are everything i have and love.they have alot of you in them.Sweetie we miss you so so so much.I will always love you.
Your sweetie forever Veronica

Sabina Torrieri

While I did not know Keith personally, I do know Dad (Gentle Ben) my old friend and co-worker for many years. God bless. I share the grief as my son is "up there" playing football with Kieth. May they continue to watch over us and protect us always.

As I cross-stitched your name on the memorial that I am doing for all of the victims, I prayed for you and your family. Please know that your death was not in vain. We will always remember. God Bless.

In memory....

Thank you for your courage and bravery. You are truly an American hero and will never be forgotten.

I have known and worked with Keith's mother for 13 years and have met Keith a few times. He was truly a nice guy & a "gentle giant". I am deeply sorry for the Glascoe family's loss.

I never met Keith but I know and love his wife Veronica. She's like a daughter to me. I want to express my deepest sympathy to the Glascoe family on this day and to let Veronica know that I'm here if she needs me. She has cried on my shoulder before and I will be there again with open arms forever.

I love you and miss you terribly Big Brother.



I and my family thank all of those that have posted such kind words about Keith, who was the best brother in the world.

It will be my honor to read Keith's name along with my husband's at the 5th memorial at Ground Zero. Your family will be in my prayers that day and always.

I worked with Keith's mother for over 9 years and I had the pleasure of meeting him and his family. He was such a nice guy. Those that were lucky enough to have met him even if only once, are blessed. There aren't too many people in the world that are genuinely kind like Keith was.

I didn't know Keith Glascoe personally. He would often shop with his wife at the store where I worked on Kings Highway. She shopped there often with her too small boys. I made small talk with him when he came in with his family. They seemed like such nice young family. I heard way back when from my old boss that he was NY fireman and was a victom of 911. Although I didn't know you ... really at all , but I still feel deeply sorry for your passing. As the 5th year of 911 approaches... I thought of you today out of the blue... I pray for you and your family. Rest in peace with our Heavenly Father.

I DID NOT KNOW KEITH GLASCOE; BUT I HAVE BEEN BLESSED TO KNOW HIS PARENTS AND WHAT GREAT PEOPLE THEY ARE. I KEEP MR AND MRS GLASCOE IN MY PRYERS, DAILY FOR THE LOST AND THE PAIN THAT ONLY GOD CAN GIVE ANY KIND OF HEALING AND HOPE. GOD BLESS YOU BOTH AND KEITH`S WIFE AND CHILDERN.

DAVID A TOBIN

I work with Keith while he work as a caseworker in Brooklyn for ACS.My condolences to the family. My Our Lord God Almight always bring Peace to your famiies heart. A really nice man.

I'm sorry about Keith's Death in the 9/11 incident. I've just become aware of his death on yesterday from one our former Team members at Delaware State and I would like to say that my heart goes out to his family and friends!

God Bless You...

I never knew Keith. I talked to his mother Gloria over the phone when I made arrangements for her to stay at the hotel I work at in the Berkshires. She and I spoke about the tragedy of that day and that is when I found out she lost her son. I was overcome with such grief that I started to cry. About a week later, I received a letter in the mail from Gloria with a brief letter and a picture of his beuatiful children. I cannot express my sorrow over the loss of one of New York's Finest...They did not deserve what they got. May God bless Keith on his final journey.

My ex-husband Frank Clinton was one Keith's many good friends, the first time i met him i was struck on how big and nice he was. The last time i saw him was when he came to my house with frank to help move furniture when i moved to newburgh ny from the bronx, he was telling me how beutiful his newborn baby was and he coul not wait for us to meet his new family. I will never forget keith and all the others that lost their lives in this most evil act. I PRAY FOR THE GLASCOE FAMILY FOR YOUR LOST HE TRULY WAS A NICE MAN HE REALLY WAS, A GIANT TEDDY BEAR

I never had a chance to meet Keith, but I have been wearing a bracelet with his name on it since about three weeks after the cowardly attacks that took this hero's life. I am a paramedic, and as a fellow rescuer, I go to work knowing I may never see my loved ones again. My heart goes out to his family, and I will never stop thinking of Keith's ultimate sacrifice. My bracelet will stay on my wrist for the rest of my life, and Keith's name will never be forgotten. God Bless you.



Marsha Bishop

My husband ans I went to New York for the "Memorial" Nov 2001, 8 days before we went, it was cancelled. My husband wanted to pay his respects and attended Keith's memorial. I have since worn a memorial bracelet for him everyday. I was amazed with so many things after my husband returned from the memorial. My favorite Soap is One Life to Live, We are big Football fans, I work in Social services, and my husband is a Captain in the Fire Department. We did not know Keith but felt a connection. I knew he was expecting a baby and to find the picture on this website was so wonderful. Beautiful!!! God Bless your entire family. The Fire service is our life, with our son being an explorer as well, we cherish the dedication on a daily basis. Please know that in this brotherhood, he is never forgotten, in California...he has touched one family as well as the brothers lost with him. Again, God Bless.

Glascoe Family,



From the moment I met Keith I New he was such a special soul. I met him in South beach before he made the move to New York. He was always there to lend his shoulder for me to cry and give me Hugs and make me laugh.. He was such a gentle giant with a smile that could light up the darkest sky.



On that horrible day all I could think about was where was Keith. I tried paging him and never got a call. I finally found out that he had perished. I was saddened and sickened by the loss of such a beautiful Man.



My sympathies and warmest thoughts go out to his family , Wife and 3 children.. He was and still is truley a Treasure.

To all that knew Keith, they were lucky to have such a special person in their lives. I did not have the pleasure of knowing him, but from all that I have read about him, I can see what a kind, loving, and generous person he was. I recently found out that my family is related to the Glascoe family through my great-grandmother M.E. Watson from Chicago, IL (who recently passed away). I hope to someday meet the Glascoe family on one of my trips to NY and get to know the man that Keith was through his family and friends. My heart goes out to the Glascoe family.

Dear Glascoe family,



I met Keith about 6 or 7 years ago when he lived in Miami. I remember the moment that I first saw him, and thinking that I had to meet him. I used to work across the hall from him @ the mall and I used to just peek at the tall handsome guy my whole shift. When I finally had the nerve to say hello, I was so right about wanting to know him.

Keith was the nicest most considerate person you could ever meet. Today I met someone that happened to mention that she worked @ Kenneth Cole and I immediatly asked her if she knew someone named Keith and she did. I instantly asked her if she knew where he was and how he was doing. when she told me the bad news, we both stood there and cried. Imagine two strangers that had just met crying about someone they had both known at different times. This goes to show you what a special person he was,and how just the thought that he is in heavan now made you feel so sad. What a privaledge it is to say I knew him, and I if his children ever read this I want them to know that their father was one of the most wonderful people I have ever met. I will miss him dearly and he and his family will always be in my prayers...



I MISS YOU KEITH



Love your friend Robbie

to mr.ben glascoe, i don't know if you remember me you recruited me for the brooklyn kings in 1981. i played center and tackle for 2 years i was shocked when i heard the news and i want to offer my deepest sympathy to you and keith's families may God bless all of you and keep his memories alive in your hearts forever with much love and respect michael j. taylor

As a friend to Keith, I ask that the family continue to be strong and to nuture the blessings that Keith bestow for us. I was on the football team at Delaware State and was a long time friend of Kieth. The time I remeber most was when he and I took the "Big Green Caddy" for its first ride. Keith was the most caring individual one could meet. The only time that you did not want to meet him was as a football player. You will be missed but never forgotten. Your tall friend from Florida, Eric Seymour.

Hello. I'm Luisa. I'm a student from St. Pius X High school. At my school, on 9/11, we were given wrist bands to wear with the name of a victim of 9/11. I got Keith Alexander Glascoe as my person. I just wanted to say that i'm sorry for what happened. May God be with you always.

Luisa Oviedo, Houston, TX

Dear Glascoe Family,



I am sorry to hear of your loss. Keith will forever be a part of my memories of Delaware State.



Try to find comfort in the fact that the Lord picked Keith like a delicate flower to be at his side at this time. He is not gone, simply out of sight.



Robin Horne & Family

I am sorry to have never had the chance to meet Keith. Nine Mattoon firefighters traveled to New York in November to attend his memorial service. We are proud to have been part of the group that honored him. Our lives are forever changed by that experience. We wish the best for his family and may God bless and keep them.



Bruce W. Grafton

Chief, Mattoon Fire Department

Dear Glascoe Family,



I was saddened to hear of Keith's death. A beautiful light is now gone from this world. Please know that I am, and will be forever proud of the man that he was and the great sacrifice that he made. God Bless you all.

I am very sorry to hear of your loss

May you find comfort in knowing that Keith was loved and is looking down on all.

Keith and Family:



I am at a loss for words. I only learned of your passing a few days ago. I thought I didn't know anyone personally involved and/or killed in the attack.



This has brought this tradgedy to a whole new light.



You will be missed.



Monk

Keith,



There's sooo much that I want to say to you. We were great friends at Delaware State College. I was floored when I learned that you were taken away from us. We shared a great friendship! We were part of the New York Connection Crew! Only we knew how to do it! I know that you're looking down on everyone that knew you (the big teddy bear that you are) and you're smiling. I can smile as well because you can only be in one place --- & that's "looking down"!



Thank you for being there to help save countless lives. Thank you for being a friend. And most of all -- thank you for being you! You will be missed like crazy!



Veronica: I'm sorry we never got a chance to meet. I wish you and your family the best that life has to offer. Congratulations on your arrival. Keith knows his namesake has arrived. He'll be looking out for you guys always. Just know that his spirit lives on.

I have vague memories of Keith. As I am 6yrs. younger than my brother Horace Taylor, and also went to Woodward School, but I remember Mr. Glascoe as the man who worked for the Restoration Center. I wish to express to you and your family my sympathies. I pray for you that every day life gets a little better.

9/12/02

It's said that time heals all wounds, well, our wounds are so deep that it's just going to take a lot more time than imaginable. It has been so uplifting to read your tributes to our sweet keith. I'm so glad that his goodness touched so many of you before GOD called him back. Keith took the time to let me know that he was ALL RIGHT. He said he 'had a course to finish' and 'I'm ALL RIGHT. I have to believe that he told me the truth because he was always so honest in life. When I start to falter, he picks me up in those big strong arms and tells me 'come on Mom'. Believe that one day you will see him again on the other side. We thank you for your continued prayers. I know that's what sustains me. We love you and we cherish your friendship. Manny, we haven't forgotten you and your family. We have established a scholarship in Keith's name at two private schools; one is The Transfiguration School, a catholic school in Chinatown. The other is called The Trey Whitfield School in Brooklyn.The Keith A. Glascoe scholarship for effort is awarded to junior high school students who have been choosen by the school administration who have put forth extrordinary effort to achieve academic excellence. We felt that this would be a wonderful way to honor our gentle giant, and we invite you to keep his legacy alive. We can be reached thru [email protected]

keith, sept 11, 2001, was somber but i burned a candle in your memory. i remember what lee said at the memorial, and i will never forget you. keep looking down on the rest of us and we will keep looking up. god bless.

We both remember Keith when he was a student at Woodward School - on Clinton Ave in Brooklyn. He was friends with our son Horace. I just heard his name this morning when they were naming all the victims from 9/11 - one year exactly after that horrible day. Our deepest sympathy to Ben & Gloria. We know that Keith is now with our Heavenly Father where he is "safe and secure" from anymore harm.

In Christian Love, Manny & Peggy Taylor

well my friend its a year. i miss you but you know that it hasn't gotten easier just a little less mad at the world. we had a hot dry summer , you probably helped in that! lord knows it was for veronica and the kids, to keep there summer moving along. i'm trying keith( to keep the faith and to honor your memory) i hope you are happy that veronica and i have gotten close now .it happened naturally. i love your kids ,(even thought owen likes to bite olivia) but she'll get him back!! shes got fahey blood in those veins ,never surrender!! i miss you. love your friend roseanne

I'll never forget Keith's smile or laugh, it was rare that I made him laugh but always memorable. My thoughts and prayers go out to all his friends and family.

Bruce

Keith,

You will always be in our prayers. You will never be forgotten.

You have made an impact on all our lives. My heart goes out to your mom and dad, your wife and your children.

Rest with God

Lucille Spota and Family

No words can ever say what needs to be said to ease the pain.Thank you for doing your job without fear

You Guys of the NYFD will never be forgotten.

At my church, we were all given a name of a person who had perished in the September 11th attacks. I received Keith's name and will truly pray for him and his family through out the year. God Bless Veronica, Nolan, Owen, and the new baby; you are all in my prayers.

Dear Mr. Glascoe,



Thank You for sacrificing your life to save other people. We will always remember you.



Mr. Koy Severino

Southmore Intermediate School

Pasadena ISD, Texas

I am at such a loss for words, I don't know where to begin. I met Keith at Tatou's in the early 90's. Memories I will truly cherish forever.



SAFELY HOME



I am home in Heaven, dear ones;

Oh, so happy and so bright!

There is perfect joy and beauty

In this everlasting light.



All the pain and grief is over,

Every restless tossing passed;

I am now at peace forever

Safely home in Heaven at last.



Did you wonder I so calmly

Trod the valley of the shade?

Oh! But Jesus' love illumined

every dark and fearful glade.



And He came Himself to meet me

In that way so hard to tread;

And with Jesus' arm to lean on,

Could I have one doubt or dread?



Then you must not grieve so sorely,

for I love you dearly still:

Try to look beyond the earth's shadows,

Pray to trust our Father's Will.



There is work still waiting for you,

So you must not idly stand;

Do it now, while life remaineth -

You shall rest in Jesus' land.



When that work is all completed,

He will gently call you Home;

Oh, the rapture of that meeting,

Oh, the joy to see you come!



Keith will always remain a true star forever in my heart.



God Bless the Glascoe Family!

We knew each other 10 years ago, I can not believe you are gone. I am terribly saddened. Thank you for the fond memories. Thank you for your courage. God Bless you and your family. I will miss you.