Select your language

Aftermarket Industry Mourns Passing of Glenn J. Hamblett

Condolencia

International. Glenn J. Hamblett, 67, of Wareham, passed away Friday, May 12, 2023, at his home after a long illness.

He was the beloved husband of Peggy A. (Dearborn) Hamblett and the son of Pauline M. (Thibodeau) Hamblett and the late Edward B. Hamblett.

He was born in Hartford, CT and lived in Colchester, CT before moving to Wareham, MA in 1978. He graduated from St. Bernard High School in Uncasville, CT and attended Bryant University in Smithfield, RI.

In his youth he was an altar boy and a member of St. Andrew's Church in Colchester, CT. He was also active in scouting and other community activities.

- Advertising -

As an adult, he was a member of Wareham-New Bedford Lodge of Elks #73 and former Commodore/President of the Bourne Marina Yacht Club.

He and his wife Peggy enjoyed traveling extensively over the years and enjoyed sailing in Buzzards Bay and Cape Cod Bay. He enjoyed all professional sports, especially the New England Patriots and enjoyed his grandchildren's success in youth sports.

One of the greatest joys of his life was preparing hundreds of family dinners over the years for his family to celebrate the holidays and different family events.

Mr. Hamblett worked in various senior management positions in the auto parts and automotive aftermarket industries. He was well known and respected in the industry for his technical expertise and the training events he organized.

Most recently, he retired as national sales and marketing manager for Davico Manufacturing in New Bedford.

He is survived by his wife, Peggy A. (Dearborn) Hamblett of over 40 years; his mother, Pauline M. (Thibodeau) Hamblett of Colchester, CT; his children, Matthew E. Hamblett of Fairhaven, MA, Jason W. Hamblett and his wife Jody of Spartanburg, SC, Jessica Marsh and her husband Mark of Spartanburg, SC, Melissa B. Weldon and her husband Timothy of Taunton, Adam L. Treadwell and his wife Jessica of Natick; his brother, Darryl B. Hamblett of Hebron, CT; and was known as "Bampa" by 11 beloved grandchildren.

Visiting hours are 4 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 17 at Chapman Funerals & Cremations – WAREHAM, 2599 Cranberry Hwy., Wareham.
His funeral will be held Thursday, May 18 at 9 a.m. at the funeral home, followed by the Liturgy of the Word at St. Patrick's Church, 94 High St., Wareham at 10 a.m. Burial will remain at St. Patrick's Cemetery.

- Advertising -

Donations may be made in his memory to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, P.O. Box 849168, Boston, MA 02284-9168.


No comments

• If you're already registered, please log in first. Your email will not be published.

Leave your comment

In reply to Some User
U.S. auto industry alert: Tariffs threaten jobs, prices

U.S. auto industry alert: Tariffs threaten jobs, prices

United States. Six of the main associations of the U.S. automotive sector sent a joint letter to senior officials of the Donald Trump administration requesting the immediate suspension of the new...

Nissan closes its plant in Argentina and sets off alarms in the regional automotive industry

Nissan closes its plant in Argentina and sets off alarms in the regional automotive industry

Argentina. The Japanese automaker Nissan announced the closure of its factory in Cordoba, Argentina, a measure that has a full impact on the local automotive industry and sets off alerts throughout...

Tritium Launches TRI-FLEX, a Revolutionary Ultra-Scalable Charging Platform for Electric Vehicles

Tritium Launches TRI-FLEX, a Revolutionary Ultra-Scalable Charging Platform for Electric Vehicles

United States. Tritium announced the launch of its new TRI-FLEX charging platform, a state-of-the-art solution that promises to transform charging infrastructure at scale.

Isuzu consolidates its global strategy from Colombia with a new export subsidiary

Isuzu consolidates its global strategy from Colombia with a new export subsidiary

Colombia. The Japanese multinational Isuzu Motor Corporation inaugurated a new company in the Bogota Free Trade Zone as part of its international expansion plan, focused on sustainability, taking...

3D Printing Drives Efficiency in Electrical Component Manufacturing

3D Printing Drives Efficiency in Electrical Component Manufacturing

United States. Aeromotive, which specialises in the manufacture of cable harnesses and connectors for high-demand sectors, has strengthened its "Build-to-Print" programme by integrating advanced 3D...

Pony.ai and Tencent Cloud seal strategic alliance to promote the development and commercial deployment of Robotaxis

Pony.ai and Tencent Cloud seal strategic alliance to promote the development and commercial deployment of Robotaxis

International. This alliance aims to advance the development of autonomous driving technology and accelerate the commercial implementation of its Robotaxi services.

AutoAméricas Show 2026 moves to the Dominican Republic: the key event of the automotive sector changes venue

AutoAméricas Show 2026 moves to the Dominican Republic: the key event of the automotive sector changes venue

Dominican Republic. For the first time, the AutoAmericas Show – a benchmark event for the auto parts and automotive services industry in Latin America and the Caribbean – will be held in the...

Registration open! Medellín will host the first Repintado Days, an event with a Latin stamp dedicated to automotive refinishing

Registration open! Medellín will host the first Repintado Days, an event with a Latin stamp dedicated to automotive refinishing

Colombia. You can now secure your place for Repintado Days, the new event specialized in automotive refinishing that will take place on June 19 in Medellín, and which seeks to consolidate itself as...

Volex begins construction of its new plant in San Luis Potosí

Volex begins construction of its new plant in San Luis Potosí

Mexico. With a symbolic ceremony, Volex gave the starting signal for the construction of its new plant in San Luis Potosí, in a ceremony held on the morning of Monday, April 21, on Manuel Gómez...

The aftermarket for electric vehicles will reach $195 billion by 2035

The aftermarket for electric vehicles will reach $195 billion by 2035

United States. The global aftermarket for electric and hybrid vehicles (xEVs) reached a value of $59 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to $195 billion by 2035, with a compound annual growth...

Suscribase Gratis
Remember Me
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR ENGLISH NEWSLETTER
SITE SPONSORS










LATEST NEWSLETTER
Monthly Newsletter