Birth date: Sep 2, 1935 Death date: Aug 10, 2020
Janet L. “Jan” Glick, age 85, passed away Monday, August 10, 2020. She was born August 2, 1935 in Cleveland, OH to Albert R. and Ethel F. (Heiden) Stueber and considered Muskegon her home. Jan married Lewis H. Glick on August 26, Read Obituary
To the ENTIRE Glick family, I am sorry to hear of the loss of your Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother and to ALL. My sorrow is only overshadowed in knowing that she and your Father are together once again and can dance "Cheek-to-Cheek" for now and all Eternity.
I can't wait to see them again one day
Love,
Troy B. Curtis
Dear Jan Glick Family:
Sending our thoughts & prayers in the passing of Jan. She was a sweet & special lady and a good & wonderful friend to my mom. We have so many special memories of Jan & Pastor Lew & our family from Immanuel. Hold them close to your heart. Jan will always have a special place in our hearts. Take Care & God bless!
Hugs to all,
Jeff & Sharon (Priest) Kieft & Family
Carol Priest & Family ❤️❤️
Dear Family of Jan Glick,
Please know that my prayers for you are praising God for your mother and asking for love and mercy as you work through this difficult time. Lew was my cousin for a very long time, a classmate in both college and seminary and a collegue in ministry. Jan was a wonderful cousin in law. May God grant you mercy, love and care.
Rich Bosse
In loving memory,my sister Jan will be truly missed. She will always be in our hearts and memories. Our prayers are with all of you at this difficult time and we will always be here for you. Uncle Bob & Aunt Lois
I have too many memories to even choose one! Jan was a perfect pastor's wife, a good golfer, and my friend. I will miss her very much. I send my love and sympathy to the family---and my regrets at not coming to share time with you at this time. Please know you are in my prayers.
Dear Family (Cheryl, David, Gary and Amy),
You have our most sincere sympathy in the death of your mom. May our Lord fill your broken hearts with His sustaining love and peace in this difficult time. Please remember Paul's statement: "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." This is far better! Always trust in Jesus, He alone can give complete mercy and grace. And yes, "THE BEST IS YET TO COME" for all of us are trusting in Jesus.
With love,
Jerome and Betty Glick
