Molly Glynn

Molly Glynn

Deceased · Born: Jun 14, 1968 · Died: Sep 6, 2014

Personal Details

BornJun 14, 1968 West Hartford - Connecticut - USA
Spouse
  • Joe Foust

    ( Dec 31, 1969 to Sep 6, 2014 )
  • Kris Hammond

Biography

Molly Glynn, a highly acclaimed American actress, left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment through her captivating on-stage presence in Chicago's vibrant theater scene, as well as her impressive repertoire of memorable roles in film and television, with a standout recurring character on the widely popular and critically acclaimed series Chicago Fire.

Glynn, a individual born on June 14th, 1968, was the youngest of a total of four siblings, raised within the confines of Hartford, Connecticut, amidst a prominent family with a notable presence in the community. This upbringing played a significant role in shaping her early life and future endeavors.

Glynn, a remarkable individual, was in a loving marriage to Joe Foust at the time of her untimely and tragic passing.

Glynn's life was cut short on September 6, 2014, as a result of the devastating injuries she sustained when a falling tree crashed down during a sudden and intense storm, ultimately claiming her life.

On September 5, a significant and unforeseen incident transpired while Glynn and Foust were engaged in the leisurely activity of cycling along the North Branch Trail, situated within the picturesque confines of Erickson Woods. The scene was set for a tranquil afternoon, until a severe storm suddenly rolled in, unleashing wind gusts of unprecedented ferocity, exceeding 70 miles per hour in nearby areas.

As the storm raged on, Foust and Glynn, in a desperate bid to seek shelter, were struck by a calamitous event - a tree came crashing down, its trajectory eerily aligned with their path. The impact was devastating, leaving Foust relatively unscathed, yet Glynn's injuries proved to be fatal, ultimately claiming her life at a hospital in Evanston, Illinois.

As the news of her untimely demise reverberated throughout the community, a remarkable display of empathy and generosity unfolded in the form of a memorial fund established on the popular online fundraising platform GiveForward.com. By September 8, this outpouring of support had amassed a staggering total of $135,000, a testament to the profound impact she had on the lives of those around her.

In the months that followed, the primary beneficiaries of this life-changing sum were revealed to be her two teenage sons from a previous marriage, their futures now illuminated by the beacon of hope and financial security that this remarkable display of kindness had provided.

Career

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In America
In America as Sarah Mateo
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