I’m missing you today on your birthday and every da.y Mike.
Love from mom

To "Mike" my third daughter:  I am missing you so much and I love you so much.  It is so hard not to be.able to pick up the phone and say hi. I am so proud of all you have accomplished over the years in your work at Northrup,  all the trips you got to take for your work, all the miles you drove to get to work, etc.  I remember one year we were on our way to Nebraska and we're going through Arizona, was in the 100's, you said "mom I'm cold" & I turned around & you were covered up with two blankets. We didn't have air conditioning in the car.  Your dad and I laughed so hard.  When you came to visit me you always brought me something, the last gift was a love seat where I spend a lot of my time  I'm so thankful you are with your only brother Bri & sister Gail. I'm sure you will have lots of things to talk about & laugh about.  Until I see you again 😘❤️ From mom

Aunt Shelly was so kind and generous. She was always the first one to congratulate you on your accomplishments and had a way of making you feel special. I hadn't seen her for a while when I finally got to see her twice in one week. I was leaving her house and she said "Monica, I am so glad I got to see you again this week". No Shelly, I was the lucky one that got to see your smile and hear your laugh that day. I love you! 



I remember a road trip to Nebraska I took with Mike to see our grandfather in 1976. We drove until I couldn’t any longer and had to stop at motel room in St George Utah. She didn’t want to stop, so I checked the room for her to make sure it was safe. A couple hours later she woke me up to say that the sheets were crunchy and refused to stay any longer.  I told her I couldn’t drive, so she said she would. Even though it was the middle of the night and still a long way to go (12 hours), she was so stubborn and determined to get there. She drove all night and we got there, even though her eyes were bloodshot and swollen, we got there. When I think of my sister, that’s how I think of her, with that unstoppable, stubborn, fighting spirit! That spirit served her well as she fought an all out battle these last few years. Mike, I will miss that determination that made you, you, but rest assured sister, we have not taken our last road trip together!  Until we’re together again, I will miss you always. Love you, Pat.

Aunt Shellie was and always will be my inspiration and my hero. She overcame many obstacles. She put herself through school, worked, and raised 2 daughters by herself. She inspired me to do the same. She was generous and always there when I needed to talk. She had valuable advice that I will miss. I did not get to see her in the last year and a half and regret not trying harder to visit. Although I am grateful for the time we had and that you are no longer suffering, I will miss you greatly Aunt Shellie. I love you always. 💜💜💜💜

My Aunt Shelly was a force to be reckoned with! She was the trifecta, pretty, smart, and kind. When I got engaged, she didn’t skip a beat and immediately offered to host my bridal shower. We had a birthday just a day apart from each other, so I will always remember sharing my birthdays with her.  She was a shining light and the world  is definitely duller without her in it! I will miss you forever birthday buddy 💙

I will always remember our days at the horse races. . They were so much fun! I am thankful for your friendship with my Mom and having you in our lives . . We will continue the friendship with our families.  You will forever be missed. I love you 

I was lucky enough to share a bucket list wish with my sister. She said she always wanted to see a play so we went  to see Waitress at the Pantages. I wish we would have had more time to do more of the  bucket list as we had a great time that night and I will always treasure that.
Thank you Shelly for being my sister.
I will miss you so very much.
There is no better friend than your sister.

Love you always,
Kay

Words cannot even begin to describe what a blessing it is to call you mom.  Every memory I shared with you will be cherished. Our trip to Hawaii.  Our carpooling days were the best when we would laugh so hard the whole time.  Our days working in the same office at Boeing and you always making sure I had lunch even though I was in my 30’s and married.  The day you fully furnished Ava and Mya’s nursery.  The full on yummy Thanksgiving dinners, the wonderful Christmas mornings.  Whatever Holiday it was, you made each one special for us and even more special for your grandchildren.  You kicked butt in everything you did.  I am not sure who can top your tamales or your chile colorado But rest assured no one’s have ever compared.  “Did you ever know that you’re my hero?” (Bette Midler).  You are the wind beneath my wings and you will always be.  Love you mama.

I heard this quote once, “Many people come into our lives but only true friends leave their footprints on our hearts”. I can actually envision your perfectly polished hot pink toes imprinted on my heart. I will cherish our friendship forever and I am grateful for the time we had together. I will miss you dearly my friend.  REST EASY MY BFF xoxoxo

We will meet again,
Lisa


I was shocked to hear of Michelle’s passing. We worked together at Boeing on GPS. I loved her fighting spirit. She sure loved her kids and grandkids. May God comfort you all and may he fill your life with his love and promise, that you will see her again. 

I met Michelle while working for The Boeing Company.   She was an exceptional worker and was well-respected by both her peers and Management.  She will be missed by all who knew her and loved her.   My sincere  condolences  to her family.  May she Rest In Peace.  



As a recently retired manager of the Boeing company, I just wanted to acknowledged  Michelle’s contributions to the Supply Chain organization.  I’ve had a chance to work “indirectly” with Michelle over the years and she was always on point in completing her assignments. Michelle will be dearly missed by her peers and the leadership team. May God bless her soul. 

I met Aunt Shelly through her nephew almost 30 years ago.  She always had a smile and a Bud Light when we were at parties.  My memory of her is that she always said hello and how are you doing Regina.   I'm glad to have been apart of her life. So many memories and good times Aunt Shelly till we meet again fly high Wonder Woman 😇😇😇

I’m so sad to hear of Michelle’s passing. We worked together for many years and that was a joy for me. She was a kind soul and I’m so grateful to have known her. 

May God’s hope-filled promises bring comfort and peace to her family. And may you always have happiest memories of her.

Sincerely, Stacy Moulton 

I met Michelle about 30 years ago as a co-worker and she quickly became one of my most favorite people I’ve ever known. 
I’m so sorry for your great loss.  My thoughts are with you. 


OBITUARY

Michelle Delores Glick

December 17, 1958 – July 8, 2021

Oakdale Mortuary & Memorial Park

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