Dear Mollie and the Entire Glasgow Family,

My deepest condolences on the passing of Daddy,.Accept my heartfelt sympathies and prayers. May God's comfort be with you and the family. Stay strong love.

Jayne 

I offer my sincere condolences to the Glasgow's.

may the Almighty grant the family the strength and fortitude to bear the loss.

Dear Maureen ,

I am deeply sorry to hear of the passing of Daddy,it came as a shock  saw his bubbling picture some months ago.

My sincerest condolences for you and yours at this time. You have my deepest sympathy and unwavering support. Wishing you peace, comfort, courage, and lots of love at this time of sorrow. My heart goes out to you at this difficult time.

Gone from our sights ,but never from our hearts.

I am thinking about you and yours and sending ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 

May Daddy soul rest in perfect peace.

Dear Mollie,

I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of your father, Sunny Glasgow. On behalf of the entire Ama Life Initiatives nonprofit program, please accept my heartfelt condolences. Sunny was a beloved member of our community, and his absence will be deeply felt by all who knew him. We know how much he meant to you, and we want you to know that we are here to support you during this difficult time. 

Our thoughts and prayers 🙏🏽 are with you and your family.

With sincere sympathy,

President of Ama Life Initiatives Nonprofit

I was greatly saddened when you informed me of your dad's passing. I am sorry for the loss and pray the Lord comforts the family.

I pray as daddy transitions, heaven will be filled with celebrations receiving him.

He was a great father that raised wonderful children. He is loved and will be missed.

May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Amen. 

Toyin Obisesan.

My condolences to Sunny Glasgow’s(Sunny G) family. I first met SunnyG   in 1999 at Greystone Psychiatric Hospital, Morris Plains New Jersey. I was a recent immigrant into the United States employed as an HSA(Human services assistant) and had newly  moved up from being an HSA to Rehabilitation Associate. He was working as an HSA at a different location of the hospital. We met in the cafeteria and he asked me how I got the position because he wanted to move up also. I introduced him to the director and he got he got the job. From that meeting our friendship started and solidified as he tagged along with me as we upwardly moved to Quality Assurance Technician(QAT), then to Quality Assurance Specialist(QAS). He introduced me to his beautiful wife, ‘Babe’, Mrs. Megal and I did same of my wife. I eventually left ‘Greystone’ to pursue my medical career and he went on to have a successful, meritorious career and subsequently retired. He kept up with my life adventures and when we came back to New Jersey after my residency training, we resumed our friendship. He loved his wife and children so much. He kept me abreast of his health conditions, his travels, his children and celebrations when bundles of joy as new babies were born. Sunny G was outgoing, a friendly, social and sociable human being. He loved his fellow human beings. He will give you the shirt he is wearing if you are in need. He will come to your home to celebrate or commiserate with you. He enjoyed his life. He was a pan-Nigerian man. My family and I will miss him. We comfort his amiable wife, his children, Mollie and Michelle and the rest. May Sunny G Rest In Peace. Amen!

Michael Odibo, MD

‘Mike Mike’

 I was really saddened to hear of your father’s passing. I know you’re struggling with the loss but I’m always here for you. I don’t know how to console you but I want to let you know that such a great loss is not only yours to bear.  You have my undying admiration, support and encouragement. Remain strong.

 I will be there with you always to share. We will miss his presence and wisdom forever.

Dear Daddy,

I call you "Dear" because I see that you loved and we're loved, greatly.

An excellent role model for many, I may not know the story, but I see the evidences. Yours was a life well spent and we are indeed thankful to God for every step He has led you while you were here. We couldn't ask any less. We know that the beloveds of God do not die, they transition. You have paid the ultimate price and you're at a better place; with the saints.  Your loved ones will always tell sweet stories of how you lived and overcame.

Until  we all meet again, Good night Daddy; and into your new Dawn.

-Chinyere, Zioha and Zikachi.