Ronald F Barglow

Ronald Felix Barglow, 93, passed away on February 13, 2026. He was born on January 31, 1933, and was raised in South River before moving to East Brunswick in 1961.

Ronald retired from Kimberly-Clark Corporation in Spotswood, New Jersey, where he worked as a pipe fitter. A dedicated member of the United Paper Workers and Paper Makers AFL-CIO, he served in many leadership roles throughout his years of involvement, including President, Vice President, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Trustee, and the head of the Mill Safety Commission. He also contributed his time and expertise by serving on numerous committees.

Ronald proudly served his country during the Korean War as a sergeant in a U.S. Army infantry rifle platoon, ultimately attaining the rank of Master Sergeant. Following his tour of duty in Korea, he was employed by the United States Military Academy at West Point, where he served as an assistant instructor and demonstrator in hand-to-hand combat. He later studied at the United States School for Army Combat and Intelligence.

Ronald was a dedicated member of American Legion Post #214 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1451 in South River, New Jersey.

In his personal life, Ronald was an avid hunter and fisherman who cherished traveling with friends and family in particular spending time with his beloved grandchildren.

He was predeceased by his beloved wife, Mary, his parents, Felix and Mary Barglow and his son-in-law Louis Cosentino.

is survived by his daughters, Lisa and her husband John Nasto of East Brunswick, and Susan Cosentino of Monroe Township; his sons, David Barglow of East Brunswick and Billy Barglow of South Brunswick; his sisters, Eleanor Boshko of South River and Rita Fitzgerald of Plattsburgh, New York; and his six loving grandchildren, Alyssa (Alex) and spouse Julia Cosentino-Tich, Louis Cosentino, Ryan and Zachary Nasto, and Luke and Will Barglow, his great grandson Chance Cosentino-Tich and many cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.