Robert Emerson Glaze

Mr. Glaze was the reason I came to Dallas in 1967. I had just graduated from Stanford Law School and was visiting relatives here. I had stopped by his office two days before I was to return to California. He called me at 8:30pm Friday evening to come visit him at his home. We visited there from 9pm to midnight and he convinced me that Texas was the land of opportunity and to join the Trammell Crow Companies. I followed his encouragement and am forever grateful to him. He changed many people's...

My sympathy and condolences in the loss of Bob Glaze -- long-time respected friend, appreciated not only for his business career, but for his service to the community -- all of which was increased by the privilege of being his fishing partner for Peacock Bass in the Amazon.

I'm proud that I had the honor to care for him during much of his treatment with Mary Crowley. Mr. Glaze was such a pleasure and he will be greatly missed by many. My sincerest condolences are with the family.

Many Blessing....
Joyce Bolluyt, RN
Mary Crowley Cancer Research Center

Carl Glaze and family have been friends of ours for about twenty years. After reading about Bob it is easy to understand why the Glazes we know are so wonderful.

We offer our condolences to the family. We also appreciate their good fortune for having Bob Glaze in their lives.

Bob was a special friend and an important mentor for me for more than 30 years. I will very much miss the meaningful time we spent together. The way he lived his life was in inspiration. He was a good man in every way.

Carl, Dixon and the entire Glaze family, our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Katherine, what a wonderful man your father must have been. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Bob Glaze was a Dallas icon - leader in real estate, church, civic activities, sports, SMU and all things good. He was a "Class" individual and will be missed. Sincere condolences to Ruth and the Family.