Glenn H Schneider Obituary

February 22, 2025

Serena Kim wrote a sympathy message

“We send our deepest sympathy and condolences. Glenn was an excellent scientist, collaborator, and amazing neighbor at work. He was passionate about his science and exciting projects, he made us excited about the Solar eclipses, and he had so much to give to other scientists around. I have missed talking with him since he retired, and still miss my wonderful colleague very much. We were lucky to have him at Steward. He will be missed by many of us and remembered by many of us.”

February 10, 2025

Elizabeth Stobie wrote a sympathy message

“My deepest condolences to you. I had the great honor and pleasure of working with Glenn at Space Telescope and then on NICMOS at Steward Observatory. He was a great friend and a tremendous help to me in developing software for the NICMOS team. Glenn was always insightful and a great resource for the software I developed. He will be deeply missed.”

February 7, 2025

Yifan Zhou wrote a sympathy message

“Glenn was an exceptional mentor who introduced me to high-contrast imaging with Hubble and profoundly shaped my career path. His unique ability to inspire those around him, combined with his technical expertise, pushed the boundaries of space telescope imaging. I will be forever grateful for his guidance and unwavering support. May he rest in peace.”

February 7, 2025

Daniel Apai wrote a sympathy message

“Please accept our deepest sympathy. Glenn was an outstanding scientist, a kind and supportive colleague and a wonderful human being. Through his pioneering work with Hubble and his solar eclipse photography, he pushed the frontiers of human knowledge and brought the beauty of the cosmos to all of us. We miss him dearly but know that his vision and love for nature's beauty will live on through his discoveries, images, and through the hearts and lives he touched. Daniel Apai and Ilaria Pascucci”