It is with profound sadness that we announce the peaceful departure of Robert
Earl Glasper, a beloved husband, father, brother, and friend. Robert was born
on December 2, 1950, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to the late Robert L. and
Willie A. Glasper. Robert's journey through life touched the hearts of many,
leaving an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of knowing him.

At an early age, Robert embraced his faith and later became a dedicated
member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. Throughout the years he served
as a shining example of devotion and commitment. Under the leadership of
Pastor Isiah Joshua Jr., Robert found fulfillment in his spiritual journey.

In October of 1982, Robert embarked on a beautiful union of love and
companionship with his cherished wife, Wanda Glasper. Together, they
shared over 40 remarkable years, nurturing a bond that grew stronger with
each passing day. Their unwavering love and devotion were a testament to the
power of a lifelong partnership.

Robert possessed an innate sense of style and grace. A discerning dresser, he
had an extraordinary flair for fashion, captivating those around him with his
impeccable taste. Beyond his personal style, Robert's accomplishments and
contributions to the community were vast. He excelled as a versatile and
talented entrepreneur, leaving his mark in various industries. As the founder
and proprietor of End Zone Haircuts, LLC, Robert showcased his passion and
expertise as a master barber. His commitment to excellence was evident in
every aspect of his work, garnering him respect and admiration from clients
and peers alike.

Robert was preceded in death by his parents Robert L. and Willie A. Glasper
and two brothers Eugene Wilson and Wilbert Glasper.

Robert will forever be remembered by his beloved wife,
Wanda Glasper, who stood beside him with unwavering love
and devotion for four decades. His memory will also be
treasured by his adoring daughter, Greshiamonic Tice of
Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Additionally, he is survived by his
siblings: Pearl Carpenter of Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Brenda
Young (James) of Killeen, Texas; Curtis Glasper of Kansas
City, Missouri; Donald Glasper (Connie) of Tallahassee,
Florida; Mary Hawkins (Walter) of Northport, Alabama and
William White (Rebecca) of Austin, Texas. The circle of love
extends further to encompass nieces, nephews, cousins and
countless friends who were fortunate to have shared in
Robert's vibrant presence.

As we bid farewell to this remarkable man, we celebrate the
beautiful memories he leaves behind. Robert Earl Glasper's
legacy of love, faith, and entrepreneurship will forever inspire
and uplift us all. May his soul find eternal peace, and may his
spirit continue to shine brightly in our hearts.