Mark William “Mack” Glickman ….
Mark William “Mack” Glickman 1920– 2026
Mark William Glickman, affectionately known as Mack, passed away on July 18, 2026, at the remarkable age of 106.
Born to Benjamin Glickman and Belle Feddie Glickman, Mark lived through more than a century of history and change.
During World War II, Mark proudly served in the United States Army, including service in Guam. His military service was an important chapter in his extraordinary life. For nearly 30 years, Mark called Leisure World Seal Beach, California, home. He served as captain for Mutual 2 and was well liked by many residents. He became a familiar and valued member of the community, forming connections with fellow residents over the years.
Mark had a lifelong love of music and dancing. As a dance teacher, he shared his passion with others, bringing people together through the joy of music and movement. His love of dancing reflected his appreciation for the happiness that music can bring into people’s lives.
Mark will be remembered not only for his military service and his passion for music and dancing, but also for the warmth, energy, and companionship he brought to those around him. At Leisure World, he was more than a resident and captain of Mutual 2; he was a familiar presence, a friend, and a cherished part of the community.
His remarkable 106 years were filled with courage, purpose, joy, and meaningful connections. Through the people he welcomed, the lives he touched, and the happiness he shared through music and dance, Mark leaves a legacy that will continue to live on.
May his memory bring comfort and inspiration to all who knew him, and may the rhythm of his life continue in the hearts of his family, friends, and community.
—paid obituary
