Robert Gliszczynski

Robert Allen Gliszczynski passed away suddenly on June 3rd. He was born on August 27th 1952 in Detroit Michigan to Arthur and Joanne Gliszczynski being the last of four children. He is survived by his wife
Jill Cramer-Glisczcynski
His siblings James Arthur gliszczynski and Rosemary Ann Martin.
His 3 children Leanne Rose Paulino and Michael Arthur Gliszczynski, and Alicia Elizabeth Cramer
His 9 grandchildren Paris Alycia, Kaylee Brianna, Kyle Nickolas Paulino, Matthew Robert Gliszczynski due in September and Noah, Mallory, Madison, and James Cramer
His great-grandchild Sirena Tasi Flores-Paulino
and many other family and friends who loved him and will miss him dearly.

At a young age his parents moved him to California where he met his first wife Betty Tavalozzi. They were married 13 years and blessed with two beautiful children before relocating for the next chapter of his life. He grew his roots in Las Vegas Nevada where he began his lifelong career in the food and beverage industry as a bartender at the Luxor hotel casino. It was there that he was introduced to Jill who would later become his second wife and her daughter Alicia. Jill and Bobby went to an Aerosmith concert one night and have been together ever since. He loved and raised beautiful little Alicia as his own. Never making her feel like she was anything other than his biological daughter, because in his eyes she was his little girl and she adored him! They were married on April 4th 2003 and had been married for 21 years at the time of his passing.

After retirement Robert and Jill left the big city life and moved to the quaint and beautiful Dahlonega Georgia. It is here that he spent his last years enjoying the serenity of country life. Talking evening walks with his wife and dog rainy, catching fireflies, and simply relaxing on the porch with his Bible in a quiet setting with laughter and conversation with his loved ones.

Robert will be especially remembered for his devout love of God and passion for expressing Gods love to others.
He was kind and showed kindness to others often donating food and necessities to the homeless, with a desire to help those in need.
His incomprehensible patience and calm soft spoken ways with everyone he encountered could never be forgotten, and his inspiring character will be cherished and remembered by us all.