Mark Glova of Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania — widely known in the local business community as the president of Holiday Pools & Spas, a respected swimming pool and spa company based in nearby Duncansville — has passed away, community members report.
Glova was a respected leader and entrepreneur whose work helped shape the landscape of pool and spa services in central Pennsylvania. Holiday Pools & Spas, under his leadership, grew into a trusted name for pool installations, maintenance, and customer service over many years.
While official details about the date, cause of death, and funeral arrangements have not yet been released by family or a funeral home, social media postings by community members indicate that friends, colleagues, and customers are mourning his passing.
A lifelong local resident, Glova was active both in business and in supporting community activities. In previous interviews, he spoke proudly about the growth of Holiday Pools & Spas and his dedication to helping homeowners create outdoor spaces where families could gather, relax, and make memories together.
His professional connections included industry peers and several local business groups in Hollidaysburg and Blair County. Holiday Pools & Spas was known for its personalized approach to services ranging from custom inground pool builds to year‑round spa installations.
Under Glova’s leadership, the company built a reputation for reliability and quality, earning the trust of many customers throughout the region. Local business stories highlighted his focus on steady growth and adaptation to evolving customer needs, including expanding services and advising homeowners on their best pool options.
Friends and customers have shared condolences on social media, remembering Mark not only for his business acumen but also for his approachable personality, willingness to listen, and dedication to customer satisfaction.
Many described him as a generous and dependable figure in the community — someone whose contributions went beyond his business and helped strengthen the local economy.
As of now, formal obituary details such as funeral service information, surviving family members, and visitation schedules have not been published.
Local funeral homes in the Hollidaysburg and Altoona area typically handle arrangements for residents, and more information may soon be available through those channels or community announcements.
The news of Glova’s passing has prompted local residents and fellow business owners to reflect on his impact, both personally and professionally. Tributes have emphasized his commitment to his community and the legacy he leaves behind through his work and relationships.
