Otis Elmo Glasscock

Birth date: Nov 28, 1913 Death date: Jul 17, 2009

Otis Elmo Glasscock was born on November 28, 1913 and went to rest peacefully with the Lord on Friday morning, July 17, 2009. Our loving “Granddad” was preceded in death by his sons Lee Glasscock and Jim Glasscock and great-grands Read Obituary

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Chris Johnson

423w ago

Elmo was loved by many and I commend him for his years of dedication to the Southeast Dallas Community. He was definitely a special man that will be missed. My prayers and thoughts go out to his family. Chris Johnson Launching A Dream

Lee Shuey

423w ago

Elmo was a stalwart in the Pleasant Grove Kiwanis Club. We delivered Meals on Wheels together several times, me driving and Elmo taking the food to the client. Our memories of him as our sheriff with Roger telling jokes will live with us forever. He was our favorite curmudgeon, and seemed proud of it.

Billie Faye

846w ago

Uncle Elmo was one of those special people you only have happy memories of! That booming voice of his could only bring a smile! I do remember playing in the alley behind the cleaners. Mainly I just remember him being a wonderful man I always looked forward to seeing!

Rita Mckissack

846w ago

Love ya.

Rick Callahan

846w ago

For a man who hasn't hit a lick in 37 years, I hope you are relaxing in Heaven and not hitting a lick with your Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. But I suspect the Lord has your busy doing something. Heck you are probably standing at the Gates with St. Peter collecting Kiwani fines. ??

Betty Jo

846w ago

My thoughts and prayers are with the family…wish I could have been around him more! Love, Betty Jo

Barry Brown

846w ago

I knew Elmo in the 1980's when I was a member of Kiwanis and our business (Barbecs)catered the Kiwanis meeting at the YMCA. I caught up again with Elmo as a member of the chamber in 2008-09. The town of Truscott, Texas came alive when Elmo spoke of it. Elmo was a national treasure.

Dina Paulik

846w ago

Elmo Glasscock was indeed a dedicated,loyal and contributing member of our community. My bringing young members of the Dallas Montessori Builders Kiwanis Club to the weekly Kiwanis luncheon (at which Elmo was ALWAYS present) allowed our students to experience this incredible, yet humble contributing member of our society. What a great example he was to all of us as he lived his life to the hilt. Elmo, we will miss you. How fortunate we are to have made you acquaintance. Thanks for the memories!

Marcie Himes

846w ago

I only had the opportunity to meet Elmo on two occasions, but in just those two meetings he made a lasting impression on me. I sat next to him during the Kiwanis meetings and I laughed the entire time. I looked forward to going to another meeting just to talk with him. He will definitely be missed!

Jerry Tolbert

846w ago

I came to like and respect a man that I had lunch with only a few times over the course of 4 months. I believe he was blessed….and so am I for having met him. Go with God, my friend.

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