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anonymous
October 26, 2010
We are very shocked about the passing of Dr. Ames. I enjoyed talking to him at Gesu events, as he loved his children so much and took time to be there for them all the time. My son recently said "I feel so bad for Miranda and Ethan to lose their dad" and nobody knows the right thing to say when something like this happens, but my son knew. Rest in peace and God be with you from the "Gesu" crowd.
Ron Lora
October 23, 2010
Dear Ames family members,
This morning came the shocking news of Glenn's death. We are so sorry, and send you our sympathy. He was my (Ron) friend and colleague....also an excellent scholar and enjoyable to talk with. Among my lighter memories are the NCAA basketball guessing games that he conducted each spring.
Peace and blessings to all of you at this time of Glenn's passing.
Ron and Alice Lora
Nicole Creech-Cassidy
October 17, 2010
will miss Dr. Ames very much. He was such a wonderful teacher, historian and mentor to me throughout the past eight years and to so many other graduate and undergraduate students. His family and friends are in my thoughts and prayers.
Charles Beatty
October 16, 2010
Thank you for being part of our lives Glenn. Our department, our community, will never be the same without your presence, light, and humor.
Stephanie Crawford
October 15, 2010
Dr. Ames taught the first graduate seminar of my graduate career, and as fate would have it I am blessed to have taken his last class over the summer. Always knowledgeable, challenging yet helpful and above all equipped with an amazing sense of humor, Dr. Ames is an indescribable loss to the U of Toledo history family. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, wishing Ethan and Miranda strength in this unbelievably difficult time. You will be missed.
Descanse em Paz,
Justin Pfeifer
October 15, 2010
Professor Ames was a great scholar and teacher who I admired. I will miss working with him very much. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.
Mary Linehan
October 15, 2010
My "home" for three years was right down the hall from Glenn's office. There wasn't a day he passed my door without stopping in with a warm hello, some mention of his love for his children, and some bragging on the Red Sox. He led me to professional opportunities I would not have found on my own and he supported me every step of the way. He was a wonderful man who will never be forgotten by those whose lives he touched.
Brandon Barry
October 15, 2010
It was a blessing to have him as a professor. He was nice, funny and he really cared about his students. I was shocked when I found out this morning and Im a really miss seeing you around and Im a miss hearing your funny stories god bless you Professor Ames love always Brandon B.
Timothy Walker
October 15, 2010
Glenn was a fine historian and colleague. I have wonderful memories of visiting historic sites with him in Goa, India, and trading archive stories with him in Panjim. I'm grateful to have known and learned from him. My thoughts are with Miranda, Ethan and the rest of his family.
Perry Family
October 15, 2010
our deepest sympathies to the Ames family for their lost.
Scott Robertson
October 15, 2010
A great loss to his family and to all that knew him.
He will be missed
Tom Kornacki
October 15, 2010
This is a great shock. My heart goes out to Glenn's family and colleagues at UT. I was a nontrad grad student, just a few years younger than Glenn. He was a very smart, sharp, funny man who made me appreciate economic determinist and Marxist interpretations of history. What a loss. Adieu.
Arnette Hawkins
October 15, 2010
This is another great loss for both his family and the history department family at the U. of Toledo. My thoughts are with all of you.
Amy
October 15, 2010
Dr. Ames was my favorite professor during my time at UT. He made European history fun and interesting. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Michael Brooks
October 15, 2010
Glenn was my doctoral advisor, mentor, and friend, and he will be greatly missed by his friends, family, and thousands of current and former students. My sympathies and prayers are with his family, especially Miranda and Ethan: Glenn was a wonderful human being, and I am saddened to learn that he was called away so soon. Adeus, meu amigo.
Jim Seelye
October 15, 2010
To Glenn's family, and especially his children, I wish to extend my heartfelt sympathy. To my colleagues in the history department at the University of Toledo, I wish to extend the same. Like most of you I am in utter shock over this loss. He was a professor of the first rate, and any student is much better off having experienced his teaching, myself included. I will miss his kindness and humor that he extended to me every time he saw me, and to be honest I cannot believe that I will never get to hear him say, "The one, the only, Jim Seelye," again. My prayers and thoughts are with everyone in Toledo.
Tricia Howard
October 15, 2010
Miranda and family, you are in my thoughts and prayers. I am so sorry for your loss. Tricia Howard
Mindy Seegert
October 15, 2010
My thoughts and prayers are with his family at this very sorrowful time. I had the chance to work with Dr. Ames as a graduate student at UT, and he was surely one of the finest. He will be sorely missed by everyone that had the good fortune to know him.
leslie heaphy
October 15, 2010
To the family, my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. I had the chance to meet and work with Glenn when I was a grad student at the Univ. of Toledo. Peace and blessings, leslie heaphy
Michael Brooks
October 15, 2010
I am deeply saddened by Glenn's death, as he was an excellent teacher and mentor who helped guide me through my graduate and professional career. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, especially his children Miranda and Ethan. A few more thoughts about Glenn on my blog:
http://historymike.blogspot.com/2010/10/in-memoriam-glenn-j-ames-scholar-and.html
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