Glenn was a special person to so many of us. The news of his untimely passing is a shock to us all. Glenn was a fellow thespian, my chiropractor and my friend. I can't remember him ever having a harsh word against anyone. He was always so kind hearted, uplifting, encouraging and always just wanted to hear me sing. My favorite joke with him is when we would schedule my appointments and I would tell him I had class on a certain night. His response "Jennifer you are a classy lady, you always have class." It saddens me that I will never hear him say that again. We shared so many laughs. Glenn you will be missed more than you could have ever known.

Jennifer Loudermilk

Glenn was a friend of mine for many years. We met at a theatre performing in a show. Since then we've performed in many shows together and work together whenever possible. We would frequently talk about old shows or old people we used to work with. He was a great chess player (and teacher) and beat me every time I tried to play him. But he never gloated... It wasn't his style. Glenn was a man who's great gift was loving everyone he met. And making them feel welcome and like they had a friend. Whether he disagreed with you or felt iffy about certain things you did... He still made you feel good. Just being around him you'd know he cared... He was a very funny individual and could make a joke out of almost anything... He was smart and wise... a rare combination. But to top it off he was as giving a soul as could ever be. He and I at one point, several years ago, worked out a trade... I'd teach him guitar and in exchange he would give me spinal adjustments. After one lesson he decided guitar was not his strong suit and gave up, temporarily on lessons... But he insisted on adjusting me anyway; and that I make follow up appointments almost every week for the next year and a half. Not once asking me for money, nor resuming his guitar lessons which I wanted to give him. As our mutual friend Dr. Scimeca recently said. Glenn was imperfectly perfect. And that, I must say, is the absolute best description I could ever give. He may not have been the best dancer, or singer... But it could never be said that my friend Glenn Nadel had any flaws of character. If you describe any of his traits you'll know it's true. He could compliment you in just the right way. He could encourage you in the right way. He could even make you laugh at something so simple, you'd never know it was a joke. Glenn was made to be the greatest friend anyone could ever ask for. He gave everything and insisted on taking nothing back. My biggest regret, is that I didn't study Glenn on a daily basis to determine how I could be more like him... And what I really want, is for everyone who knew him to think about him... And try to find at least one way that we could all use to be a little more like Dr. Glenn Nadel. I will miss you. You were my closest friend.

Chad D. Tindale