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Linda Hayes posted a condolence
Going to my Aunt Elenor and Uncle Glenn's was always fun! They always made us feel comfortable and welcomed. Uncle Glenn was a gem with the small kids and they loved him. I will miss talking with him. The closeness our families shared when I was growing up, will always be a charished memory.
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Ashley Meiers posted a condolence
My grandfather was one of the greatest men I have ever known. His love and support has helped make me who I am today, and there are no words to describe how much I will miss him. No pain, no sorrow grandpa, I love you.
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Roberta Gardner Poole posted a condolence
Uncle Glenn was one of the nicest and most personable people that I have ever met. I didn't get to see him as much as I would have liked in recent years, but always enjoyed a wonderful conversation when I did. It's so difficult to put into words just how much he will missed by all of us that loved him.
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Amy De Felice posted a condolence
If I had enough room to write a lifetime of memories I would try! There are few moments in my life that were not impacted by my Uncle's wisdom and insight. He was loved by so many and asked for little. My sleep overs at his house, helping him staple the pennysaver together, going out to dinner, camping in the adirondacks and hamlin beach, sitting on his lamp and geing hugged and called "mamie". I adore and admire my Uncle. Through the trials in my life my Uncle never looked down on me and always was positive. It meant the world to me for him to say you have done nothing wrong and that I am a good mom. I love him. His life has effected mine and will continue to impact others because of who is he is. I miss not being able to have the long talks and hear his witty jokes but I will be sure to talk to him through prayer and know that I am most happy for him to be reunited with all those we have loved and have passed. May God Bless my dearest Uncle.
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Amy De Felice posted a condolence
If I had enough room to write a lifetime of memories I would try! There are few moments in my life that were not impacted by my Uncle's wisdom and insight. He was loved by so many and asked for little. My sleep overs at his house, helping him staple the pennysaver together, going out to dinner, camping in the adirondacks and hamlin beach, sitting on his lap and getting hugged and called "mamie". I adore and admire my Uncle. Through the trials in my life my Uncle never looked down on me and always was positive. It meant the world to me for him to say you have done nothing wrong and that I am a good mom. I love him. His life has effected mine and will continue to impact others because of who is he is. I miss not being able to have the long talks and hear his witty jokes but I will be sure to talk to him through prayer and know that I am most happy for him to be reunited with all those we have loved and have passed. May God Bless my dearest Uncle.
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Paul Sugar posted a condolence
I am so very sorry for your loss. Glenn was a wonderful man. I am honored to have known him.
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Bob and Ruth Trost posted a condolence
We are sorry to here about Glenn's passing. We always enjoyed his stories about printing. May the LORD be with you during this difficult time.
Sincerly Bob and Ruth
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Larry and Barb Vaughan posted a condolence
To the Rheinwald family - Dad and Grandpa will be missed, but he is in place where there is no more suffering or pain. I'll bet Mom was happy to see him and he to see her!!! He was a proud Silsby and has gone home to be with other proud Silsby's: such as Ken Hovey, Ken Gurnett, Dad Vaughan, and so many others. I'll bet they are planning a Silsby Dance as we speak!!! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all - may he rest in peace!
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Christine Griffin posted a condolence
How fortunate are those who knew Uncle Glen. He was a wise man with a kind soul. I am so thankful he was able to make it to our family Christmas party this year and the family reunion. I have a vivid picture that will remain in my memories of Uncle Glen out on the "pier" at Hamlin Beach just two weeks ago with his sisters, Audrey and Judy. At the time, I thought, "What a lovely memory for them." When in fact, it's been a lovely memory for me. At our family Christmas party this year, when Santa finished asking all the children their Christmas wishes, he took the time to talk to Uncle Glen. When asked what he wanted for Christmas, Uncle Glen spoke simply "Peace and good health".....the exact wish his sister, my mother, asked Santa 11 years earlier. I love you, Uncle Glen. You will be missed by many.
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Bernie Yoffredo posted a condolence
Very sorry to hear of Glenn's passing. He and your mother were always very special to me. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Bernie and Marlene YoffredoFUHXP
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Nedra and Don Balcerzak posted a condolence
Oh what a reunion in Heaven! Just imagine the Joy!
May you rest eternally now that your job on earth is done.
You have always been my favorite uncle and I have some great memories in my heart forever!
Love
Nedra
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Amy Hayes Jenkinson posted a condolence
When I think of Uncle Glenn, there are many things I remember, but the smile he always had is what I will never forget. I am so very glad I got to see you last month and see that smile again. The stars will shine brighter now with you in heaven. love you.
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Margot posted a condolence
My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. Peace and blessings to Glen, and to everyuone who misses him.
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Joseph Todisco posted a condolence
Shelley I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Though I never met your father I know from the conversations we've had about him that he must have been a good and wonderful man. He also must have been an excellent father because he raised a great daughter. I am certain that as he entered the next world the Lord greeted him with a smile and said, "Well done Glenn. Enter into my love." My heart goes out to you and to your family.
"When this perishable body puts on imperishability, and this mortal body puts on immortality, then the saying that is written will be fulfilled: 'Death has been swallowed up in victory, Where O death is your victory? Where, O death, is your sting?' The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." - 1 Corinthians 15.54-57
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Robin Hayes Smith posted a condolence
AS a child you are supposed to dread going to see relatives, but that was never the case when we went to Aunt Ellie and Uncle Glenn's. We were always welcomed with open arms. I can see every bit of the house on King St in my memory. The sounds of Uncle Glenn's voice welcoming anyone passing through the doorway.
Jeff, Gary, Todd and Shelly, please know how much your dad meant to all of us, and how much I hope your memories sustain you and your families now.
Love, Robin
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Brian Zimmer posted a condolence
To the Rheinwald Family-My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this time of loss. He was a true inspiration to me in all aspects. I will always remember the Saturday morning visits to King Street to see Glenn working hard in his print shop and then when he moved across the street on Carolin. I will always cherish the nights Geremy and I would be in trouble with Glen for doing stupid things. He was a friend, mentor, inspiration, and an overall great person. Please enjoy your time with Ellie and please rest in piece, Glenn.
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Lynette (Vaughan) Cox posted a condolence
To The Rheinwald Family. Sorry to hear of Glenn's passing. He always had a warm and gentle smile when he greated you. Will cherish the memories of FD activities and the fun and laughs our Dads had and the stories they would tell. May it comfort you to know that your loss is shared by many friends and that you're in my thoughts and prayers. My sincerest sympathy.
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Aleesha Rheinwald posted a condolence
Grandpa was such a wonderful person...He loved everyone no matter what he was always there for me even when some people probably would have just walked away...I will never forget all of his stories and the things he taught me. I love you grandpa may you and grandma rest in peice together now....No pain No sorrow
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Barb & Tom Linhart posted a condolence
Shelley, Peace be with you and your family and may God's love enfold you all.
Tom & Barb Linhart
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Barbara Daluisio posted a condolence
Shelly, Todd, Gary and Jeff,
I am so sorry for your loss. I have the nicest memories of Aunt Ellie and Uncle Glenn and I always loved it when we came to your house to visit. They were wonderful people and I was blessed to have known them and you were so blessed to have them as your parents. May all of the memories you have of them keep them in your hearts forever
Barb, John, Brian and Tricia Daluisio
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Sharon and Mel posted a condolence
We were so sorry to hear of your loss, it is a difficult time, but I am certain filled with many happy memories. There is a fine line between tears and laughter, let them both end with a smile.
You are in our prayers.
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Bob and Debbie Westcott posted a condolence
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We hope you find peace knowing that he is now at peace.
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Diane Carey posted a condolence
Ashley, I am so sorry to hear of your grandfather's passing. I was unable to make it on Tuesday, please know I am thinking and praying for you and your family. Cody's Aunt Di.
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Jim Pressey posted a condolence
To the Reheinwald Family,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your father/gandfather. I enjoyed my occational visits with him, talking about his past and his observations of the world. He was entertaining to listen to and I will always remember him enjoying life.
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Roy S. Huscher posted a condolence
** Glenn, May you be in a happier place with God. I'll never forget the inspirational talks we had. Your wisdom was welcomed, thank you... you were a Number 1 guy, and held alot of respect from me. Your family should be very proud.. God Bless...
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Jen posted a condolence
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Happy Birthday to my Grampa - a man who never failed to remind me that I "really know how to clear a room". Your sense of humor was a gift that you freely shared. Thank you for still making me smile.
