It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Stephen “Tex” Glasgow, a good father, an accomplished businessman, a respected community leader, and a visionary co-founder of an organization. He departed this life on April 11, leaving behind a legacy of hard work, leadership, and dedication to those he loved and served.
Stephen was the foundation of strength for his family, along with his wife, Aldeen Glasgow (Deceased), who, together for over 60 years, raised four children and two stepsons. As a father, he provided guidance, love, and steadfast support, shaping his children’s lives with strength and purpose.
In his professional life, as the owner of Tex Welding Services, he distinguished himself as a successful businessman whose work ethic, innovation, and commitment to excellence earned him the respect of colleagues and peers alike. As a co-founder of Mothers and Fathers Group of the Virgin Islands, he created opportunities centered around family activities that brought people together, inspired change, and made a lasting impact on the community he so deeply cared about.
He is survived by his four children, Sharon Glasgow-Cob, Lennox Glasgow, Gerard Glasgow, and Gail Glasgow; stepsons, Ricaldo Swift and Rick Warner; grandchildren, Jamarl Cobb, Kareem Cobb, Latifah Glasgow, Leneisha Glasgow, Damara Glasgow, Chance Glasgow, Derrick Dormer, Miasia Glasgow, Malcom Glasgow, Davon Glasgow, Blake Glasgow, Kylany Anduze, Kyarra Anduze, Tanya Warner, Makeda Warner, Ayana Warner, Leah Warner, Isaiah Warner, Amirah Warner; great-grand children, Apryl Johnston, Alayna Johnston, Laylani Anduze, Jhavon Cobb, Jaelen Cobb, Jordan Cobb, Sade Cobb, Jamari Cobb, Sade Dormer, Sanai Anderson, Damian Anderson, Damani Anderson, Soleil Osorio-Cruz, Daman Glasgow, Nasir Glasgow, Nina Glasgow, and Mahogany Glasgow; a host of extended family, friends, colleagues, and all those whose lives he touched.
A celebration of his life will be held, with a family and friends viewing on May 6th from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the James Memorial Funeral Home Inc. Though he will be deeply missed, his legacy of love, leadership, and service will forever remain in our hearts.
Services will be on May 7 at the Original Pentecostal Church in Kingshill. Viewing at 10 a.m. and service at 11 a.m. Interment at Kingshill Cemetery.
Professional arrangements entrusted to James Memorial Funeral Home, Inc.
