James "Jim" Robert Glick

Although untimely, I was want his loved ones to know that one meeting in his office did to this first generation Mexican. After some diliberate words for skipping and grades, his words gave me the spirit to acheive a great deal. I served honorably in the Marines, graduated at the very top of all my schools of higher education, including Harvard Law Schood. Ive broken bread with Presidents, traveled the world, and have never given up my desire to teach. I owe him much and will pay it forward....

Sorry for your loss, may the god of all comfort be with you through this time.

Admiration means to admire, that's what I feel with my uncle Jim.He was always there when I was growing up and I was aware of his importance to the community, just never knew how much. Fortunately in my last few visits up north I was lucky enough to get to know him as a passionate and loving person he was. We will miss him greatly. Peace be with you. Love Tom and Fran.

My Family became friends with Jim and Rachel's Family while living in Madison Heights in the 1960's. I will always remember Going to Visit the "Glick's" and always had a good time. So sorry to hear of Jim's passing.

Mr. Glick was my English teacher at Kimball. He was a good teacher and a good man.

Gail (Campbell) Schulte

I worked with Jim in Royal Oak for many years and remember him fondly as a wonderful man and a dedicated, intelligent professional! My deepest condolences to his family!

Sending my deepest condolences to the family.He will be deeply missed .I will always treasure my memories of him.He was the best Husband. Dad and grandfather I ever knew .

My prayers are with the Glick family during this difficult time. So sorry for your loss