Glenn Edwin Sisco

Born on January 27, 1963, Glenn spent his early years in Franklin Lakes, before his family moved to Ringwood where they built the next chapter of their lives. There, Glenn formed lasting friendships, created cherished memories, and proudly graduated from Lakeland Regional High School.

At 24 years old, Glenn channeled his ambitious and entrepreneurial spirit into the founding of Sisco Construction, Inc. in Clifton, NJ. He dedicated a lifetime of hard work into the business, with admirable drive and tenacity.

Glenn ultimately settled in Oak Ridge, NJ, where he lived for more than 30 years. It was there that he and Donna Sisco raised their three sons, Matthew, Michael, and Daniel, whom he loved tremendously and who loved him the same.

In time, Glenn brought his son Michael as a partner into the business—an act that spoke not only to his pride in what he had built, but also to the pride and faith he had in the man his son had become. Glenn’s pride in his sons was often on the tip of his tongue.

Rivaled only by his passion for work was Glenn's deep love of the outdoors. He was happiest when immersed in nature, whether it be walking the fairways of a golf course, tending his meticulously kept gardens or relaxing along the sandy beaches of Long Beach Island. A talented cook, Glenn used every opportunity to prepare a generous meal, celebrated for his classic Christmas rib roast and his unconventional Thanksgiving steak and lobster. Yet, the thread that tied those moments together was never just the activity itself, but the people beside him. Glenn cherished sharing what he loved with the people he loved, and in those ordinary, familiar scenes, he intentionally created the kind of closeness that stays with a family for lifetimes.

Glenn was preceded in death by his beloved mother, Susan Schuyler, and his sister, Gail Sisco. He is survived by his brothers, Stu and Scott Sisco; Donna Sisco; and his cherished sons, Matthew, Michael, and Daniel Sisco.

A funeral service will take place on Saturday, August 22, 2026, at 2pm at Grace Church, 758 NJ-10 W, Randolph, NJ.