Obituary of Steed Glaudin

Steed “Steedy” Glaudin, 48

Former Maryland resident Steed “Steedy” Glaudin, 48, went to be with the Lord on Dec. 11, 2020, at his home in Rockville, Maryland due to COVID-19. 

Steed Glaudin was born May 17, 1972, District of Columbia to his beloved parents Carlo and late Marlene Glaudin Haitian natives. Carlo is known as “Pop” and the late Marlene Glaudin moved to the United States in the early seventies and gave birth to two sons. Steed was the youngest of the two. “Pop” and his late mother has always said, “Steed was so full of life and loved life.” Steed’s longtime friends (Olwen Williams, Devin Barnes, Jide Abu, and Eric Littlejohn) remembers him as a “gentle giant”, “big brother”,“teddy bear” and, a calming present. Steed was a caring and loving person. He enjoyed traveling, playing basketball, swimming, biking, music, spending time with family and friends. 

Steed Glaudin graduated from Wheaton High School in 1990. He received his Associate of Art Degree in 2007 from Montgomery Community College. Steed took pride in caring for his parents. He helped Pop care for his mother during her battle with cancer. After the passing of his mother in February of 2019. Steed becomes the sole provider of his Father Carlo Glaudin. Family and friends were especially important to Steed. He cherished every minute he spent with them. As a member of Shrine of St. Jude Catholic Church in Rockville, Maryland. Steed attended Sunday morning service with his father which was a special time for them. 

As we all know 2020 has been difficult for all of us COVID-19 has wreaked havoc across the world. Steed made time to check on family and friends that worked the front lines during this horrific pandemic to see how everyone was doing. Steed was employed at Whole Food for twenty-eight years where worked the front line to make sure coworkers, friends, family, and customer's essential needs were met. Steed assisted in helping customers remain in a chaotic time. His interactions with everyone he encountered was always kind and encouraging. A tribute was dedicated to Steed by friends and coworkers on Dec. 22, 2020, on NBC4 Washington by Jackie Bensen. To review tribute to Steed Glaudin please visit, NBC4

Steed has gone on to be with his mother Marlene Glaudin, late nephew Bryce Jerome Glaudin, uncles Fritz and Patrick Jean-Julian, grandparents Pierre and Bernadette Jean-Julian, grandparents Justin and Eleanor Duvivier. 

Left to cherish many fond memories of him, Father Carlo and, elder brother Conrad Jerome Glaudin, sister in-law Ruby Glaudin, uncle Eddy and aunt Rita Glaudin, cousins Wesley Glaudin, David and Natalie Glaudin- Clark, cousins Alexis, Elena Glaudin, Nina-Simone, and Layla Clark. God-son Anthony Best “Big man”, god-sister Manouchka Massillon, god-sister Yvrose Jean-Baptise, other god sisters and brother, the Pierres, uncle Antoine and aunt Solange Duvivier, cousins Tanya, Ansel “Randy”, Sandra, Mark Duvivier, and Brianna Daley, the Nestors, the Beauziles, and the Williams. Longtime friends Olwen Williams, Devin Barnes, Jide Abu, and Eric Littlejohn. A host of family and friends.