Marlo Furniture is the largest Washington-area furniture retailers. Marlo Furniture has four retail showrooms and two distribution centers.
History
This family owned business was founded in 1955 by Louis Glickfield. Marlo, named after Marilyn and Lou, opened on 14th Street, NW, Washington, DC, which has subsequently closed.
Current Stores
Marlo Furniture has four retail showrooms and two distribution centers totaling over 600,000 square feet and over 350 employees. The four stores are in Alexandria, Virginia, Forestville, Maryland, Laurel, Maryland, and Rockville, Maryland. New plans are underway for expansion in Bowie, Maryland and Chantilly, Virginia.
The Glickfield Family
Louis and Marilyn have 4 children and 5 grandchildren. Their oldest son Neal Glickfield runs Marlo Furniture as its current President. Adam Glickfield lives in Florida and has built his own real estate business. Daughter Marla Glickfield devotes her time to working for Marlo Furniture and being a mother. And Cheryl Glickfield has developed her own art gallery.
The Glickfield Family Foundation
The Glickfield Family Foundation, founded by Louis and Marilyn Glickfield, was started over 30 years ago.
History
This family owned business was founded in 1955 by Louis Glickfield. Marlo, named after Marilyn and Lou, opened on 14th Street, NW, Washington, DC, which has subsequently closed.
Current Stores
Marlo Furniture has four retail showrooms and two distribution centers totaling over 600,000 square feet and over 350 employees. The four stores are in Alexandria, Virginia, Forestville, Maryland, Laurel, Maryland, and Rockville, Maryland. New plans are underway for expansion in Bowie, Maryland and Chantilly, Virginia.
The Glickfield Family
Louis and Marilyn have 4 children and 5 grandchildren. Their oldest son Neal Glickfield runs Marlo Furniture as its current President. Adam Glickfield lives in Florida and has built his own real estate business. Daughter Marla Glickfield devotes her time to working for Marlo Furniture and being a mother. And Cheryl Glickfield has developed her own art gallery.
The Glickfield Family Foundation
The Glickfield Family Foundation, founded by Louis and Marilyn Glickfield, was started over 30 years ago.
The Blazing Ptarmigans are a co-recreational broomball team based in Glenview, Illinois.
Despite having a home base in Glenview, team members live in a variety of Illinois communities, from Chicago to the far south to Lindenhurst, Illinois in the north and Island Lake, Illinois to the west. Champions of the Glenview Co-Recreational Broomball League in 2005, the Ptarmigans placed 3rd in the USA Broomball National Championships in Rosemount, Minnesota that same year.
The Ptarmigans are known for their fierce defense and superb goaltending, as goalkeeper Dianne Cullen led the Glenview Co-Recreational Broomball League in goals-against average for two straight seasons (2004-05 and 2005-06) despite being the oldest goalie in the league (born 1957). In 31 of the Ptarmigans' first 60 games, their opponents managed no more than one goal. Cullen announced her retirement following the 2007 USA Broomball National Championships. Her son, Matt Cullen (not to be confused with the National Hockey League player of the same name), is the team's all-time leading goal-scorer.
In their first game at the National Championship level, the Ptarmigans surprised the broomball world by defeating Iowa State University's co-rec squad by a score of 3-1. It was the first game the Ptarmigans ever played on an NHL-size rink, as the Glenview games are played on short ice (also known as a studio rink). In fact, in a sport dominated by Minnesota squads, the Ptarmigans have been the lone representative from the state of Illinois at two of the last three USA Broomball National Championships. The 2006 tournament was contested in Westlake, Ohio, where the Ptarmigans lost to the Cincinnati/New York Eclipse 2-1 in the quarterfinals. The team also took their game to the National Championships in Blaine, Minnesota in 2007, finishing 1-2 with a win over the Megatherium Club.
On November 15, 2006, thirteen members of the Ptarmigans were featured on the WGN-TV morning show in Chicago live, scrimmaging and helping spread the word about broomball to the Chicago viewing audience. Team captain and founder Mick Cullen also gave a demonstration of the two proper ways to take a slapshot.
With a 6-3 victory over the Glaciers on December 17, 2006, the Ptarmigans tallied the 30th win in team history. Their all-time record through the 2007 National Championships stands at 34-25-6, including a league record of 32-18-6.
The Ptarmigans recently announced they are heading up an effort to start a brand new full-ice co-rec broomball league in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin at the IcePlex. This is part of a plan to found the Wisconsin/Illinois Broomball Association.
Team achievements
Glenview Co-Rec Broomball League champions, 2005
3rd place, USA Broomball National Championships, 2005
Glenview Co-Rec Broomball League runners-up, 2006
Current roster
1-- Ursula Nieves (Forward)
2-- Jason Gola (Wing)
5-- Dan Lee (Defense)
13-- Lisa Curran (Defense)
16-- Carrie McGowan (Defense)
17-- Karen Kemnitz (Goalkeeper)
18-- Matt Cullen (Center)
27-- D.H. Gallego (Defense)
32-- Molly McFadden (Wing)
40-- Tom Schweiss (Center)
54-- Michael Cullen (Wing)
61-- Mick Cullen (Defense/Wing/Center)
77-- Julie Schweiss (Defense)
99-- Debbie Hudachek (Forward)
Former Ptarmigans
3-- Nathaniel Marx (Defense)
4-- R.J. Dusak (Center/Defense)
7-- Stephanie Altergott (Wing)
9-- Stephanie Gekiere (Wing)
12-- Josh Altergott (Defense)
15-- Dianne Cullen (Goalkeeper)
19-- Elisa Cullen (Forward)
41-- Mark Schweiss (wing)
86-- Ed Montano (Center/Wing/Defense)
Other teams currently in the Glenview Co-Rec Broomball League
Bloodshot Ice
Crushed Ice
Glaciers
Lunatics
Powdermilk Biscuits
Rink Rats
Rocky Vander's
Slip Shots
Wingers
References and external links
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Despite having a home base in Glenview, team members live in a variety of Illinois communities, from Chicago to the far south to Lindenhurst, Illinois in the north and Island Lake, Illinois to the west. Champions of the Glenview Co-Recreational Broomball League in 2005, the Ptarmigans placed 3rd in the USA Broomball National Championships in Rosemount, Minnesota that same year.
The Ptarmigans are known for their fierce defense and superb goaltending, as goalkeeper Dianne Cullen led the Glenview Co-Recreational Broomball League in goals-against average for two straight seasons (2004-05 and 2005-06) despite being the oldest goalie in the league (born 1957). In 31 of the Ptarmigans' first 60 games, their opponents managed no more than one goal. Cullen announced her retirement following the 2007 USA Broomball National Championships. Her son, Matt Cullen (not to be confused with the National Hockey League player of the same name), is the team's all-time leading goal-scorer.
In their first game at the National Championship level, the Ptarmigans surprised the broomball world by defeating Iowa State University's co-rec squad by a score of 3-1. It was the first game the Ptarmigans ever played on an NHL-size rink, as the Glenview games are played on short ice (also known as a studio rink). In fact, in a sport dominated by Minnesota squads, the Ptarmigans have been the lone representative from the state of Illinois at two of the last three USA Broomball National Championships. The 2006 tournament was contested in Westlake, Ohio, where the Ptarmigans lost to the Cincinnati/New York Eclipse 2-1 in the quarterfinals. The team also took their game to the National Championships in Blaine, Minnesota in 2007, finishing 1-2 with a win over the Megatherium Club.
On November 15, 2006, thirteen members of the Ptarmigans were featured on the WGN-TV morning show in Chicago live, scrimmaging and helping spread the word about broomball to the Chicago viewing audience. Team captain and founder Mick Cullen also gave a demonstration of the two proper ways to take a slapshot.
With a 6-3 victory over the Glaciers on December 17, 2006, the Ptarmigans tallied the 30th win in team history. Their all-time record through the 2007 National Championships stands at 34-25-6, including a league record of 32-18-6.
The Ptarmigans recently announced they are heading up an effort to start a brand new full-ice co-rec broomball league in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin at the IcePlex. This is part of a plan to found the Wisconsin/Illinois Broomball Association.
Team achievements
Glenview Co-Rec Broomball League champions, 2005
3rd place, USA Broomball National Championships, 2005
Glenview Co-Rec Broomball League runners-up, 2006
Current roster
1-- Ursula Nieves (Forward)
2-- Jason Gola (Wing)
5-- Dan Lee (Defense)
13-- Lisa Curran (Defense)
16-- Carrie McGowan (Defense)
17-- Karen Kemnitz (Goalkeeper)
18-- Matt Cullen (Center)
27-- D.H. Gallego (Defense)
32-- Molly McFadden (Wing)
40-- Tom Schweiss (Center)
54-- Michael Cullen (Wing)
61-- Mick Cullen (Defense/Wing/Center)
77-- Julie Schweiss (Defense)
99-- Debbie Hudachek (Forward)
Former Ptarmigans
3-- Nathaniel Marx (Defense)
4-- R.J. Dusak (Center/Defense)
7-- Stephanie Altergott (Wing)
9-- Stephanie Gekiere (Wing)
12-- Josh Altergott (Defense)
15-- Dianne Cullen (Goalkeeper)
19-- Elisa Cullen (Forward)
41-- Mark Schweiss (wing)
86-- Ed Montano (Center/Wing/Defense)
Other teams currently in the Glenview Co-Rec Broomball League
Bloodshot Ice
Crushed Ice
Glaciers
Lunatics
Powdermilk Biscuits
Rink Rats
Rocky Vander's
Slip Shots
Wingers
References and external links
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North Africa operations
* NATO
War in Somalia
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* Ethiopia
Islamic insurgency in Algeria
* Algeria
Middle East
Iraq
*Multinational force in Iraq
* Iraq
Lebanon
2006 Israel-Lebanon War:
* Israel
2007 Lebanon War:
* Lebanon
Insurgency in Saudi Arabia
* Saudi Arabia
Gaza Strip/West Bank
*22px Fatah
Central Asia/South Asia
Afghanistan
*Operation Enduring Freedom - Afghanistan: Allies
* Afghanistan
*22px Northern Alliance
* ISAF
Waziristan Conflict
* Pakistan
Terrorism in India
* India
Southeast Asia
* Philippines
* Indonesia
* Thailand
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