Glenn A. Nardone

Still very surreal ✨️. 💔😓. Gone way too soon Glenn. 😢 You made me laugh you were always there for me in Harder times something I will never forget and I will always treasure. Always super loyal to everyone. You will be SO missed❤️

This was a piece of news that was like a gut punch. I knew Glenn since 1991 when we worked together at Edvotek. We were only co-workers for about 2-1/2 years but we remained friends and kept in touch long after he left. Those early days at Edvotek were some great times! We took a few road trips together for work conferences and shared some great stories! Glenn was one of the best storytellers! He talked about his boys constantly. I never met Brent or Troy but sure felt like I did in those early years at Edvotek. We kept in touch by email after we moved out of the DC area in 2008 and Glenn was always so warm & friendly with his writing, taking the time to go in depth about his life and always asking about me, Denice and Matthew. Our emails had grown more infrequent in the last few years and I regret that right now. So very thankful for my friendship with “Dr Glenn”. My deepest condolences to Brent, Troy and all who were so blessed to have been his friend.

This was a shock. I’ve known Glenn for at least 20 years, working together at the NIH. We talked about science and life. The science was about proteins and what they did, the life topics were about understanding our employee benefits and a lot about investing and saving. But we talked about much more, our families, our children. I’ll miss Glenn and his emails. Especially the Comic Sans MS font in green!

Miss you Glenn 😔 I hope you’re at peace and looking down sometimes and sending signs 💜 ❤️

I just learned of Glenn’s passing today. I’m shocked and saddened. We were close friends in junior and senior high in New Jersey. We spent a lot of time playing rock music in bands. Glenn played keyboards. He learned so quickly, so talented. What a great time that was. We grew up, going our separate ways to different states, eventually losing touch. I’m not surprised to see what a success he became as well as a husband and father. What a special guy! My sincere condolences to Troy, Brent, and Suzanne.