Richard H. Glazebrook

Birth date: May 20, 1930 Death date: Sep 8, 2022

Richard H. Glazebrook left us on September 8, 2022. He was able to be in his home until May. Dick had a huge heart for the less fortunate, and most of all for his own children. He was a strong protector and a wonderful father and Read Obituary

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Gwen Kucera

158w ago

I’m going to miss my “adopted” Dad. Dick & Marian were very special to me. They always welcomed me with open arms & love. My love & deepest sympathies to Vicki, Kathy & Dan. Gwen Kucera

Cedric And Michelle Brown

159w ago

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.

Cedric and Michelle Brown, Jamaica

Keene Evelyn

159w ago

Our thoughts are with you and wish we could attend service.

Keene Rickey

159w ago

We loved Dick, & Marion very much. Hope for the best for all the family. From Rick & Evelyn. K.

Chuck Smith

159w ago

Dick Glazebrook was a kind and helpful man. He taught me a lot when I lived in Florida! He taught me how to work on my new home and fix things. He treated me like a son. He always invited me to his home and dinners with other friends! I will never forget his generosity! He also taught me that the Bible is a living book and that God’s word is revealed! I loved that and always am reminded as I have read over the years what he said! He will forever be in my heart!

Oscar L. Rodríguez

159w ago

Our deepest sympathy for you at this time. Wishing you comfort, courage and lots of love at this time of sorrow
We will be long remembered for many good reasons, mostly the great support our dear Dick gave to our fellow citizens in northest Mexico.

Anonymous

159w ago

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Cheryl Folds

159w ago

I remember Dick’s big open heart that along with his wife, Marian, welcomed us into his home in 1979. Such a loving welcome along with a quick wit and smile to put us at ease and let us know it was our home, too. It was a very safe and relaxed environment because of Dick’s in-charge and so ready to help attitude. His care for others was evident every day we were there. He knew how to serve, and in his service to others, he was tried and true. I was lucky to know Dick and Marian. They always went beyond the call of duty, and I’m so fortunate to know their daughters, Vicki and Kathy. In them, I see the same traits of love and loyalty. I also want to offer sincere sympathy to Linda and Dan. Hope the four of you know I carry a soft spot in my heart for you always…With love, Cheryl F

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