Louis Glantzman, 90 of Long Branch passed away at Barnabas Hospice and Palliative Care Center, Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mr. Glantzman was born and raised in New York City. He lived in Long Island and Freehold, NJ before moving to West Long Branch for many years before moving to Long Branch. He was a …
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Louis Glantzman, 90 of Long Branch passed away at Barnabas Hospice and Palliative Care Center, Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mr. Glantzman was born and raised in New York City. He lived in Long Island and Freehold, NJ before moving to West Long Branch for many years before moving to Long Branch. He was a member of the Congregation Brothers of Israel, Elberon. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II. His service took him to the Invasion of Normandy, where he and his fellow soldiers, worked there way across France and then into Germany. He was then reassigned to be stationed in Japan, while he was being transported through the Panama Canal, they learned the war had ended and they were returned to the United States, where he was awarded several medals for his valor and service. Following his discharge from the Army, he became a mailman until he went to work for MetLife Insurance Co., New York City. Upon retiring from MetLife at 50 years of age he changed careers and became a financial advisor. He will be remembered as an extraordinary man, who enjoyed every moment of his life and family. Mr. Glantzman was an outdoorsman, enjoying, fishing, traveling, swimming, animals, and outdoor life. Known for a dry sense of humor, he had a kind and giving heart, he would never say a negative word to anyone. He was pre-deceased by his daughter, Rhoda Sokol in 2005. Surviving is his wife, of 70 years, Jeannette Glantzman; a daughter and son-in-law, Linda and Edward Dlugosz, Eatontown; his son-in-law, Robert Sokol, Elberon; his grandchildren, David and his wife Renee Dlugosz, Lisa Dlugosz, Andrew and his wife Julie Sokol and Wendy Sokol-rogers and her husband Brian, Jodie and her husband Brian Wilson; his great great grandchildren, Connor and Reese Rogers, Ethan and Ellie Wilson; his brother and sister-in-law, Jack and Nora Glantzman, Toms River. Funeral services Friday, March 8th, 10 am at the Woolley-Boglioli Funeral Home, 10 Morrell Street, Long Branch. Interment will follow at Brothers of Israel Cemetery, West Long Branch. To leave a condolence message please visit www.woolleyboglioli.com.
John and Eileen Beckley
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Dear Jeannette and family, So many memories of Lou and I being in the real estate business together and the trips we took together all over the globe together through the Fund companies etc. Vancouver B.C., black tie affair at the Kennedy Library in Boston et.al. It was fun Jeannette watching you and Eileen taking it all in with us. Lou and I were rarely separated during our work days even when we traveled to different venues together. My days with Lou will always be cherished. Being with your family at a wedding or other social occasions were also enjoyable moments for Eileen and I. Because I have, in spite of having had an early flu shot, a tough case of the flu now so I regret not being able to attend the services for Lou. Know, Jeannette, that you and Lou will always be in our hearts as well as the good times we had together.
brian forsman
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Lou was one of the kindest warmest genuine human beings that I have ever known. He was a mentor to me at City Federal Savings bank and showed me how to treat people. Say hi to my parents Lou. Brian
brian forsman
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Lou was one of the kindest warmest genuine human beings that I have ever known. He was a mentor to me at City Federal Savings bank and showed me how to treat people. Say hi to my parents Lou. Brian
Andrea L. Spinelli
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Dear Linda, I was so sorry to learn that your Dad passed away yesterday. Although I did not know him, I know you, and it's obvious that you come from a generous and loving family. Reading your father's obituary, and seeing the photo of his smiling face, just solidified that feeling for me. The fact that he lived a long life is comforting, but does not remove the pain of loss. I know this because my own father died at 93, and his long life just gave me more reasons to cherish his memory and mourn his loss. In addition to sweetness and generosity of spirit, I know that you and Ed have great fortitude, strength, and faith in G-d, family and each other. My prayers for you will be that those qualities lift and carry you through this difficult time. With Affection, Sympathy and Condolences to your entire family, Andrea
Wendy Sokol
left a message on March 7, 2014:
Grandpa was the epitome of everything a Grandpa should be. Unbelievably warm, loving, supportive, generous, funny, and gave UNconditional love. His "glass is half full" attitude was never more apparent than after Hurricane Sandy. As long as he had my grandma and woke up every day....LIFE WAS GREAT! Never complained. Never! He will be incredibly missed every single day. A true Hero to OUR FAMILY and a HERO to his country.
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John and Eileen Beckley
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Dear Jeannette and family, So many memories of Lou and I being in the real estate business together and the trips we took together all over the globe together through the Fund companies etc. Vancouver B.C., black tie affair at the Kennedy Library in Boston et.al. It was fun Jeannette watching you and Eileen taking it all in with us. Lou and I were rarely separated during our work days even when we traveled to different venues together. My days with Lou will always be cherished. Being with your family at a wedding or other social occasions were also enjoyable moments for Eileen and I. Because I have, in spite of having had an early flu shot, a tough case of the flu now so I regret not being able to attend the services for Lou. Know, Jeannette, that you and Lou will always be in our hearts as well as the good times we had together.
brian forsman
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Lou was one of the kindest warmest genuine human beings that I have ever known. He was a mentor to me at City Federal Savings bank and showed me how to treat people. Say hi to my parents Lou. Brian
brian forsman
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Lou was one of the kindest warmest genuine human beings that I have ever known. He was a mentor to me at City Federal Savings bank and showed me how to treat people. Say hi to my parents Lou. Brian
Andrea L. Spinelli
left a message on March 8, 2014:
Dear Linda, I was so sorry to learn that your Dad passed away yesterday. Although I did not know him, I know you, and it's obvious that you come from a generous and loving family. Reading your father's obituary, and seeing the photo of his smiling face, just solidified that feeling for me. The fact that he lived a long life is comforting, but does not remove the pain of loss. I know this because my own father died at 93, and his long life just gave me more reasons to cherish his memory and mourn his loss. In addition to sweetness and generosity of spirit, I know that you and Ed have great fortitude, strength, and faith in G-d, family and each other. My prayers for you will be that those qualities lift and carry you through this difficult time. With Affection, Sympathy and Condolences to your entire family, Andrea
Wendy Sokol
left a message on March 7, 2014:
Grandpa was the epitome of everything a Grandpa should be. Unbelievably warm, loving, supportive, generous, funny, and gave UNconditional love. His "glass is half full" attitude was never more apparent than after Hurricane Sandy. As long as he had my grandma and woke up every day....LIFE WAS GREAT! Never complained. Never! He will be incredibly missed every single day. A true Hero to OUR FAMILY and a HERO to his country.
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