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Jun 23, 2022 · So much for those crazy Glazer kids cashing in on the pricey policy. The architect of Stanford & Sons – who married a woman half his age, then ran for mayor of Kansas City in 2003 – has finally checked out. “No way, he died, huh?” said a stunned Bill Nigro. “He should have gone before the boys.”
Aug 17, 2018 · (THECOUNT) — Craig Glazer, the man who ran Kansas City family-owned comedy club, Stanford and Sons, has died. He was 65. Glazer, who Fox4 described as “One of Kansas City’s most colorful and well-known characters,” died in the hospital following surgery to correct problems with his heart and kidneys. Advertisement.
Aug 16, 2018 · Craig Glazer, comedy club impressario and all-around colorful character, died late Wednesday or early Thursday at Research Medical Center. Longtime friend Ted McKnight confirmed Thursday that...
Jul 4, 2013 · Glazer was sitting in his cluttered, unglamorous office at Stanford and Sons, the Legends-area comedy club that he owns. He had been talking, as he often does, about The King of Sting, the memoir he co-wrote, which a company called Skyhorse Publishing put out in 2008.
Aug 17, 2018 · Craig Glazer, who was just 65 years old, had been in the hospital recently, and had surgery due to problems with his heart and kidneys. Many knew Glazer because he ran his family’s comedy club,...
Aug 16, 2018 · I got to know him when he owned Stanford and Sons in Westport 20 to 25 years ago. Westport was never the same after he left; I don’t know how long ago he left Westport and had a place at the Legends and then off Metcalf.
Earlier today, Craig Glazer passed away meaning that all of the Glazer family brothers have passed away. I don't know what's going to happen to the comedy club now, but if this closes, KC's longest running comedy club will be gone, leaving a void in the comedy community we have here.
