Steven M. Glazer

Steven M. Glazer, 70, passed away suddenly on March 3, 2024. A bachelor with a heart of gold, he was a beloved figure in the Homewood and Tahoe City communities. Born on March 9,1953, Steven's passing has left a profound impact, but his memory will forever endure in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know him. He is survived by his mother, Irma Glazer of Hayward, CA; his sister, Shelley Glazer Trinosky of Roseville, CA; his nephew, Kyle Trinosky, his wife Andrea, and their children Logan, Bryce, and Riley of Davis, CA. He is also survived by many close friends and relatives who loved him dearly. Steven lived in his mountain cabin in Homewood, California, originally purchased by his grandfather, Leo Kiefer, in 1951. The cabin was enjoyed in the summer by both the Kiefer and Glazer families. Steven’s cousins, David, Dennis, and Debbie, divided the summers, also spending time in Homewood. As children, Steven and his sister Shelley spent part of every summer in Homewood, with many of their days spent at Meeks Bay. Steven’s mother, Irma Glazer, inherited the cabin in 1965 and later gave it to Steven. He converted it from a summer cabin to a year-round residence, where he lived until his death. Steven dedicated himself to serving his community by being a water purveyor through his ownership of the Tahoe Swiss Village Utility, Inc. for 37 years, providing drinking water to over 1,200 customers in several small communities on the west shore of Lake Tahoe. He also sold real estate for 36 years in Northern California and Western Nevada, owning both Glazer Realty and Westshore Realty. A very hard worker, Steven often left his home before sunrise to plow the roads and conduct his water rounds. He always found time for friends and neighbors, sharing a beer, a shot of tequila, or Jägermeister. Steven was an avid supporter of the Giants and found solace in playing golf at the Tahoe City Golf Course. In his early years in Lake Tahoe, he selflessly volunteered for the local fire department. Throughout the years, he generously contributed his time and money to various charitable organizations. For almost 14 years Steven lived with his beloved Chocolate Lab Sid. After Sid’s death Steven never wanted to replace him. Steven graduated high school from Hayward High School in 1971 and earned a BA degree from University of California, Santa Cruz in Economics & Environmental Studies in 1975. Steven loved his life in beautiful Lake Tahoe. His favorite saying was “I love where I live and like what I do” In memory of Steven, please consider making a donation to one of the several organizations he supported: North Lake Tahoe Historical Society, Boys and Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe, Arts for the Schools, and Family Resource Center. On July 11, 2024, at 1:30 PM, we will be hosting a celebration of life for Steven at the Tahoe City Golf Course. As part of this event, we will be sharing a slideshow to honor and remember him. We would love to include the cherished photos you have of Steven. Please send your photos using one of the following methods Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/request/cE0neCbO6HqlI3Vk9fEL Text: 530-902-1541 Email: ktrinosky@gmail.com Thank you for helping us create a beautiful tribute. Your contributions are greatly appreciated. For those of you who have pictures to share or would like to share a memory it would be great if you would also post some of the pictures on Steven’s obituary listing on this mortuary website for those that can’t make it to his Celebration of Life. In lieu of sending a memorial gift the family requests donations be made in Steven’s memory to one of the many organizations he supported. Boys & Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe 8125 Steelhead Ave. Kings Beach, CA 96143 Sierra Community House, 948 Incline Way, Incline Village, NV 89451. Art for the Schools P.O. Box 961 Kings Beach, CA. 96143 North Lake Tahoe Historical Society 130 W. Lake Blvd Tahoe City, CA. 95240

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Steven M. Glazer

March 9, 1953 - March 3, 2024