Jack Kline Obituary
He was born to Joseph and Gertrude Kline in Indianapolis and graduated Shortridge High School.
He served in the US Army as a cryptographer in World War II being stationed in Iceland and England. After his discharge, he attended Indiana University. In the early 1950's, Jack was hired by Gene B. Glick selling national homes and as the company moved into multi-family housing, Jack grew with the company and was a Divisional Property Manager for most of the Indiana region. He retired from the Gene B. Glick Company after 35 years of employment.
After retiring, Jack and Charlotte loved traveling, He was a volunteer for St. Vincent Hospital accruing over 5000 hours, a was a Kiwanis Club member and a member of Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation.
Graveside funeral services will be on Tuesday, September 20, 2022 at 10:30 AM in Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation North Cemetery.
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Arthur R. Morris
July 27, 2023
I met Jack through my friend and his son Adam. Fascinating kind man. I was very privildged to have known him and his lovely wife. Brilliant talented couple.
Both were a benefit to and needed purpose in world.
Arthur R. Morris
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Frank Basile
September 20, 2022
Jack and I worked together for many years at the Glick Company. I have all positive memories of him, including his work ethic and honesty. He was always so proud of his wife, Charlotte, and his children, Jennifer and Adam. He was a fine gentleman.
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