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OSMAY CORTES JR
February 9, 2015
Glenn was always a passionate soul in all he did. I did lose touch with him for a while but when we reconnected he had that same smile showing even through a phone call. Still the same competitive spirit with laughter in his soul. I was blessed to have been able to share some of my best childhood memories with one of God's angels. Thank you Glenn, until we meet again.
Jill Zwerin-Parnes
November 7, 2014
Karen, Marty and Greg, My deepest sympathyies and condolences on your loss, he sounded like a great guy!!
Diana Gaines
November 6, 2014
Jan, you and Glenn, and of course your kids, are lucky people! Most people never share the love that you shared. They go through life never comprehending what could be! Thank you for the most beautiful memorial ever! I pray for your family that you may always be bathed in the light and love of Glenn! (And of course, that's a no brainer!
Daphne Davidson
November 6, 2014
Karen and Marty- Thinking of you and your whole family and sending my deepest condolences. I'll always remember Glenn as an all-around terrific person. May his memory be a blessing.
Frank Alfano
November 6, 2014
Glenn, your big heart and love of Brooklyn are an inspiration and I am so glad that I was able to break bread, do business and become a friend with you. You will be sorely missed!
Peter and Naomi Stevenson
November 6, 2014
sending our deepest sympathy and love
Gregory O'Connell
November 5, 2014
I learned a lot from Glenn in the few times that we got together here in Red Hook and at various functions. He was a visionary and idol within the real estate industry I looked up to him.. Glenn's incredible contributions to Brooklyn have made it the greatest place on earth. NYC Real Estate and Brooklyn are indebted to him and will not be the same. My heartfelt prayers go out to his family and loved ones.
Julie Pitta and Family
November 5, 2014
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
margaret and anthony liggieri
November 5, 2014
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
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