Crystal Glassman

Crystal Ann Glassman, 51 years old, passed away at her home in Denver.

Born April 3rd in California, she lived in various cities throughout her life and worked for Verizon Business. She loved her job and took immense pride in the customer service she was able to provide customers with, as well as the support she gave to teammates. Her work also allowed her to travel internationally. She enjoyed new experiences and her time in the Philippines was one of her favorite travels. Crystal was Christian and participated in many different religions throughout her life. She believed in experiencing and learning about all religions and deciding for yourself about what you choose to believe. Crystal lived life with a outgoing and loud personality. She knew who she was and what she enjoyed and not only lived her life enjoying it but continuously encouraged everyone she encountered to do the same. She loved colors and fuzzy anything. Gardening and horse riding were one of the various ways Crystal loved to de-stress. She dreamed of one day being able to own/work on a ranch that assisted with special needs children. One of her favorite pastimes was to sit on her deck and listen to the songs of her windchimes. Crystals generous and loving heart was unrivaled, and she could always be counted on to do anything in her power to help those around her when they needed help no matter what was happening in her personal life.

She is survived by her daughter Brittney White and brother Warren White. Her dog, who she loved as a second child is currently residing with Brittney.

A memorial open house will be held on 10/28/2022 from 12pm-4pm at 521 Racine St. Aurora. Crystal's wishes were to be cremated so there will be no burial or interment.

Memorial contributions can be sent to her daughter via Venmo (@gaye247). If you wish to donate to a charity in Crystals name, she has touched so many people in so many different ways, family is asking donations made to charities be made based upon your personal interactions with her. Choose a charity that you believe held meaning for her or is based upon a fond memory you have of her.