Dr. Irvin N. Gleim

As a 20-year old accounting student at UF, I was struggling with whether I should switch my major to finance. A friend suggested I at least get through a quarter of Intermediate accounting before making my decision. It so happened that Dr. Gleim walked into my Intermediate Accounting class that September Day in 1975, and my life immediately changed for the better. I so enjoyed his teaching style and his "solutions approach" to accounting and life. My last quarter allowed me a few hours a week...

RIP Dr Gleim. My deepest condolences to your family member, working colleagues and other person that you have helped along the way

RIP Dr. Gleim. Your contribution and dedication forever changed our lives, thank you.

rest in paradise Irvin, I'm so sorry i couldn't see you this summer, thank you for letting my family and i come out to the condo, i love you.

Dr. Gleim and his son Larry gave me my first job in computer programming. He always had opportunities for UF computer science students to work at his office. Thank you Dr. Gleim.

Irvin Gleim made a significant contribution to aviation. I was one of the aviation entrepreneurs Ian Twombly mentioned in his article of remembrance who sat in his "open door office" seeking his wise counsel. My condolences to all his family. He truly was one of a kind and the world is a better place because he was in it.

I too have much sorrow for his passing. I used his method of learning since 1989 and found it to be a great learning tool for the advancement of Instrument, Commercial and now Advanced ground instructor ratings with the FAA. He would answer calls sometimes directly and find a way to answer my questions. God did bless him with the gift of teaching. Thank Irvin and his Family for believing in him as I did Donald A. Hart

Thank you very much for helping us achieve our goals. You were a very thoughtful man with a big heart! Thank you and your legacy will live on. Catrina Rivera