Birth date: Feb 17, 1990 Death date: Dec 11, 2020
Jamie Lee Glagov, 30, passed away peacefully at her home in Annapolis Maryland on December 11, 2020. She is survived by her parents, David and Deborah Simpson Glagov of Saratoga Springs, NY and her sister, Dr. Jessica Glagov Faul Read Obituary
Dave, Deb and Jess,
We are deeply saddened for your loss. Please except our heartfelt condolences.
Tim Stevens and Family
I met Jamie through InstallNet. By the time I joined the team, my sister Jessica was already fast friends with Jamie. She was gregarious and welcoming to anyone. I feel like she never met a stranger....gathering people into her circle as she went. I was blessed to be a part of her circle. While I work remote, we would talk via facetime or with snarky comment during a meeting or just a text asking me what I was laughing about. We had a difference of opinion over a zoom call recently and she called me right after and asked if we were fighting.....no, Jamie, we weren't fighting.....she proceeded to show me her kitchen, which we all know she was so very proud of. She was someone I would seek out when I was back at the office, bringing her candy and a big hug. I also had the joy of going to training with her where our team was snowed in to a beautiful ski resort. We shared a steak.....I think she was keeping room for more candy later. We were all on the same floor, and the fire alarms went off in the middle of the night. We all popped our heads out of our doors and she looked at me and said "what do we do." I told her, Jamie, grab those duck boots of yours and a coat, we are heading outside. She returned dressed for outside and I sent her down the stairwell and told her not to stop until she found my sister. I will miss her "hey buddy." I will miss her infectious smile and sharing an eyeroll or two with her. Most of all, I will grieve the absence of a genuine and true friend. I am so sorry for the loss to you, her family....gone but not forgotten and someday we will be together again. She will forever be a part of our InstallNet family.
Dave, Deb and Jess,
I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of your beautiful daughter, Jamie. I am sending you my heartfelt and deepest condolences. You are in my prayers.
Cindy Barton (formerly Manz)
Dear Dave, Deb and Jess,
Our family just heard about Jamie today. We are absolutely heartbroken. Words do not suffice in trying to express our deepest condolences for the loss of your beautiful daughter. So many happy memories run through our minds of all the girls in their younger days. But our favorite, which brings tears to our eyes, is remembering Jamie banging through the kitchen door at 5 George Street and announcing, “Hi, I’m Jamie. I’m funny!” And indeed she was. Please know she will be remembered with love. You are all in our prayers.
The Ingersoll Family
Nancy, Mike, Julia and Emily
Dave, Deb, and Jess,
Wow - I heard the terrible news two days ago and have thought of you constantly since then. I also have great memories of the Jackson Hole ski trip you, Jamie, and friends. But I also remember all the times we spoke about Jamie and Jess about past and potential future ski trips, Outer Banks, as well as hearing about the things going on in their lives. What a great family!
I am so sorry for your loss.
Doug Calvey
Dave, Deb, and Jess,
Jamie always made us smile! We are thankful to have known her and are sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you.
Karl and Lauri
Dave,
I just received the horrible news of Jamie's death. You spoke so often of your girls and with such pride and love that I can not even begin to understand the agony you, Debbie, and Jessica are going through. I wish there was something I could do to help you through this time. Know that Marianne and I, and your many friends everywhere, are sharing in your grief and offering our heartfelt condolences.
Bob Bailey
