Nathan Loyce Glidewell

Birth date: Jul 22, 1938 Death date: Mar 13, 2015

Nathan Loyce Glidewell was born July 22, 1938 in Orange, California and passed away March 13, 2015 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Nathan is survived by his spouse Carlene Glidewell; son Gary Glidewell and his wife Cynthia; son Randy Glidewel Read Obituary

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Keath Flohr

547w ago

I remember Uncle Nathan coming over to visit my Great Grandfather Loyce Glidewell (Nathan's dad) when I was young. He drove up in his mid 80's bright red Chevy Silverado. When we walked outside to meet him Uncle Nathan stopped us and said we couldn't walk around to the other side of the truck. Confused, My grandpa and I looked at each other and back at Uncle Nathan… Uncle Nathan then explained that he ran out of wax and couldn't get around to the other side so we couldn't see it yet. Him and his cars… I know where I get my love for cars from…definitely from the Glidewell side. Miss you uncle Nathan.

Sandra Noble

549w ago

My heart and prayers go out to your family it was a long time ago when I knew your family, but I remember them often and with fond and always loving memories. Sandra Noble

Saundra Burrus

550w ago

I'll never forget how remarkable my Uncle was. He was funny, kind, very loving and forgiving. I am so glad I was able to visit him a few weeks ago. I miss you so much.

Robert Armstrong

550w ago

Back in 1960, I was working at Metal Surfaces in Bell Gardens, Calif. It was lunch time and Nate drove into the parking lot in a roach coach (lunch wagon). He served me lunch and that is how we met. We have been close friends for 55 years. Nate tried a variety of business ventures which were quite interesting. I remember his pool hall (family billiard center). Sometimes after closing I would would help Nate brush the tables, 24 of them as I recall. And the time Nate hired a pool pro to show off to the customers to help business. Didn't work, so Nate set off on new adventures. Although our families have moved around a bit we have kept in touch over the years. The most recent was a visit by Nate and Carlene from Oklahoma to our place in Augusta, Georgia. A visit which we will cherish always. Nate's entrepreneur talents have provided a happy home for his loving family and I am privileged to have known him. He has provided us with many fond memories.Bob and Hannah Armstrong

Lisa Riley

550w ago

Lit a candle in memory of Nathan Loyce Glidewell

Mary Schulze

550w ago

I always looked forward to receiving the warmest hugs from my friend Nathan. He was a sincere man who cared about everyone. I will miss him and heaven is lucky to have him!

Judy Hart

550w ago

Dearest Nathan. You have taught me many things but perhaps the most important lesson was to thoroughly live each moment. Look for the joy, beauty, and excitement that each day brings. You took some of that joy with you when you left but I promise to keep looking for new joy, beauty, and excitement in the days to come. You were loved in life and now in memory.Your Loving Sister Judy

Tim Gaffney

550w ago

I have known Nathan for 42 years and will always remember fond memories. He taught me to water ski, invited me to Sunday breakfasts with the family and always treated me like a part of the family. I will always cherish these memories. He was a strong role model in my life

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