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Myrtle Elizabeth Glick
Myrtle Elizabeth "Betty" Glick, (nee Miller), age 84 of Avon Lake died on
Wednesday, January 24, 2007 at the Northridge Health Center in North
Ridgeville.
Mrs. Glick was born in Lorain, OH on March 28, 1922. She was a member
of the Christian Temple-Disciples of Christ Church in Lorain.
She was a member of the Register Clowns of America. She performed under
the name of "Pokie Dot," while working for the Raleys Grocery Stores. She
was also known for her clown personality known as Kaliope Kate. She was the
founder of the Pine Brook Theatre's Group in Pine Brook Village in Folsom,
CA.
Mrs. Glick is survived by her husband Walter A. Glick, Sr. of Avon
Lake, daughter Carol Ann Geren of Hilo, Hawaii, Step Daughter Jane
Barnes-Glick of Lorain, Step Sons Walter Glick, Jr. of Lorain, Douglas
Glick of Amherst, 11 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her first husband D. L. "Dusty" Rhodes on
Nov. 29, 1996 a daughter Peggy, two grandchildren, her parents Rufus Howard
and Edith Viola (nee Aldrich) Miller, brothers Joseph Miller, Paul Miller,
Edward Miller, sister Sarah and a sister Lois Thompson.
A memorial service is being planned in February. Arrangements are being
handled by the Schwartz, Spence, Boyer & Cool Home For Funerals, 1124 W. 5th
Street, Lorain, Ohio 44052.
Condolences
From: Lore McSweeney
Relation: Friend
Dear Walter and all of Betty's
Loved Ones-
I am so grateful that I had a chance to get to know Betty. More so
that I can count her as a loved one also. She had such a light about her
and her love for all of those close to her was so apparent. Her face would
just light up when she would talk about her time spent with Jane when they
would go out to eat and shop and just spend wonderful times together. Her
love for all children would make her get on the floor and play. This would
tire her out for a day or two but she truly loved the little children.
I got to know Betty as her nurse but she and Walter soon became just
loving friends. They both have shared their Faith and thoughts on life as
well as a daily word and definition with me every time I saw them. To visit
with them was not work. It was a time of enjoyment (frequently throwing me
off schedule as I didn't want to leave). I look forward to visiting still
with Walter and will miss Betty's presence terribly, but am thankful to God
that my life was enriched by her sharing the walk with me.
From: Rick and Sharon Gfell
Relation: Friend
So sorry for your loss. Keep the faith. Take care.
Love,
Rick and Sharon Gfell, Lorain Quickprint
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