Alvin Louis "Al" Glick

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Al was a big mentor to me from the time i was 16 years old. He help Micro Mfg. myself the tough times thru out the yeas. He will be greatly missed.

Al was a wonderful man. He fully supported my Daughter, Jessika, in her singing endeavors. He actually even took my Jessika and her Dad to the Rose Bowl in California. You will never be forgotten Mr. Glick!! Thank you for always being you!! Al was also my StepFather, Gordy McCluer's Boss, Teammate, and Father Figure Friend. Again, Thank you Al!!

My sincere sympathy to Al's family. Al will be missed by all who knew him. He was a beacon of love for our community. I wish him God Speed.

My deepest Sympathy To the Glick family. Alro was the ultimate teammate!

You may be off to a better place but what you have left here will keep you fondly in our memories. Your kindness and generosity has touched so many. You made this world a better place - Thanks you - Al Glick

Two things about Mr. Glick have made an impression on me: he helped people he didn´t know, would never meet, or from whom would never receive thanks. Second, the words others use to describe him (humble, gentle, silently strong, etc) are truly the qualities of legends, so far above what we see today from many leaders. He set an example for me and others to follow, and I lived a better life in Jackson because of him. Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant.

I worked at AlRO Steel and has the pleasure of meeting Mr Glick. It was a pleasure. What a great humble man. May he Rest In Peace.

What a great legacy Al leaves behind. I also was one of the fortunate ones to spend 34 years with Alro and learned many valuable lessons from Al. Al would never pass by without stopping to talk (even though I was a Spartan!). I´ll say it for you Chief....GO BLUE

So sorry for your loss of a true giant in Jackson business community and U of M sports! I remember many pregame picnics with Al and his family just before the Wolverines won another big game! He was always so kind and humble and great to be around! He was very close to my Dad JC Perry and often provided us tickets for Bowl games or final four Basketball games. One of my fondest memories was at the year end Senior banquet for graduates leaving Ann Arbor and the Wolverines. A film of the highlights of their career was shown and then they had a few minutes to speak. It was so moving, that night 9 players got up and the first thing out of their mouth was "Thank you Mr. Glick for my scholarship to go to Michigan"! Many also said I never would have been able to play for Michigan, get this great education and amazing experience to be a Wolverine! There were tears in the audience that night that understood the amazing big heart and generosity of Al Glick and his Family, that made this all possible! God bless you all for this huge loss to us all and Go Blue, beat OSU!

My condolences to the Glick family. Being an avid Ohio State fan I will surely miss the spirited football conversations I had with Al over the last 33 years. He will surely be missed.

So sorry for your loss Randy,the world lost a Great man.what a treat to be around!

We send our condolences and prayers to the family. He was great to work with!

To a legacy in my career at Alro Steel. He will never be forgotten.

Rest in Peace, Al. You will be missed by many.

Our Sincere Sympathy to the family of our dear friend Al.
Al, thanks for the lessons and great memories!
Our Love,
Al and Carol Binger and Family.

GO BLUE!

Thoughts & Prayers to Randy and the entire Glick family. Al was just an incredible man possessing enormous generosity. He had a nurturing persona and everything he said and did was a lesson, both in business and in life. Everyone that had the good fortune of working with & knowing Al was better for all that he gave....I was one of the fortunate ones. Al and his Brother Bob were simply hard-working men that knew the value of what "unyielding customer service" meant. He was an awe inspiring man and will be missed...but not forgotten...Go Blue! Tom & Mitzi

The Chief had, beyond a doubt, the greatest impact on my life of anyone else. He was my little league baseball coach and he was the best. He loved us and he wanted us to be great. Later, I started working at Alro Steel when he encouraged me to be more than I thought I could be. I didn't know this at the time, but he did. He placed a tremendous value on honesty, integrity, hard work and excellence. I could never measure up, but he made me so much more that I would have been. What Al has meant to my family and me is beyond measure. Thank you to the Glick family for sharing The Chief with us. Love you, Al. Thanks.

It was an honor knowing Al. One-of-a-kind man that I will miss seeing while visiting the office with customers. Prayers and condolences to the Glick family. RIP Al! Go Blue!

Dear Randy,
Steve and I were saddened to hear of your Dad´s passing. What a wonderful and thoughtful man. Every time we ran into your Dad he had a smile on his face and kind words to say. When our sons were born he sent them both U of M baby clothes! Steve and I will be praying for you and your family. Rest In Peace Al.
Janie and Steve Maddalena

Godspeed, Al. You left the world a better place than you found it, and for that we all benefited. We will miss you on football Saturdays at the Big House, made that much bigger when you were there. Go Blue!

Thank you for having such a good heart. You will forever be in all of our thoughts in Alro. WWAD "what would Al do".

Sending deepest sympathies in the passing of Al. My first memory of him is my most fondest. In my first few weeks on the job at Alro I was sent to Alro Jackson for orientation. During my time there I met a lot of key Alro people, Al being one of them. He spent time discussing how Alro started and where it is headed. He also gave me guff about being a Badger fan. He was approachable, compassionate, caring and a true leader. He will be missed dearly.

Thank you Mr. Glick and the Glick family for doing everything that you have done for Alro and its people. The Niemi family send its condolences.

It has been an absolute pleasure to have had the opportunity to know and work for Al. My heart goes out to the Glick family, and we will keep you in our thoughts prayers.

On behalf of the Anchor Initiative we are sorry for your loss. Al meant a lot to our Jackson community and the national economy as well. Condolences to the Glick family.

One of the best philanthropists I've ever met. Humble and kind, and sharp as can be. What a treasure.

RIP Mr. Glick, thank you for everything you have done for our community. Doug.

Thank you Mr Glick for all you did to help make this world and Jackson a better place to live!! You will be sorely missed by so many !

Valerie,
My condolences to you and your family. I always looked forward to seeing your dad at every Michigan football game! He always said to me
"are you still here?" I will sure miss him as I am sure everyone will!
What a gentleman!
It was a privilege to know him!
May he Rest In Peace!
Probably enjoying some fun with Bo!
Go Blue Mr Glick!!
Mary Lou

There is not enough words to describe how special Al was. It was an honor to have known Al. He will be greatly missed by one and all.

My condolences to Al's entire family. Years ago I had a hour long interview with Al. What a gracious man. I ran into him at the Hunt Club about two years ago and he still remembered me to my astonishment. Our community has lost a very valuable person. May Al rest in peace. God Bless him.

Rest In Peace. Will always recall the Alro team on Monday´s at Bowlorama. Thank You for your generosity in many area´s in Jackson.

Randy, sorry for the loss of your dad. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your Family. Al was a great and kind man and will be deeply missed. It was an honor to know him

randy...sorry you lost your dad...he was a very nice and generous man...condolences to you and the entire family.

A good man...very kind and generous.

Rest easy SIR.. may god comfort the family

Beyond his philanthropy, a kind, gentle man. He made a difference. Will miss seeing him at Crisler court side pulling for his beloved Wolverines and opening the Glick Softball Classic. J.D.

Randy so sorry for your loss. Al was one of a kind. GREAT MAN Will be missed by many. it was an honor to know and work him. RIP AL

To the Glick Family,
Our thought and prayers are with you all!
What a GREAT MAN ! He will be missed but never forgotten!! When I called him Mr, Glick he always said call me AL ! He always would show me pictures of my friend Lloyd Carr when I ran into him. I
thought I Loved U of M but not even close on his Love of the Wolverines ! R.I.P. --GO BLUE !!

So sorry for the family's loss. I remember Al as a young lad as he and my dad were good friends. He purchased a toothbrush at the bowling alley from me when we were fund raising for scouts. A big loss, RIP.

To the entire Glick and Alro Family, please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of the Glick Patriarch. He was a very kind, generous, and unassuming Man, AND, he was always, "just Al" to everyone who met him. This community has lost a true legend. May the Lord Bless Him and Keep Him.

Sincerely,

Robert "Bob" Smith (Go Blue Al)

I was fortunate to know Al. He loved baseball and kids. He attended games for employees kids always seem to enjoy attending the Al Glick Baseball/Softball Classic. He was very generous with invitation to events he held. Al can not be replaced, but his kindness should be a model for us all.

Chuck Sprang