Jeannette and I

Harry Glickman is a master storyteller. He and his late wife, Jeannette, could be described as explorers, pioneers, farmers, naturalists, builders, intellectuals, travelers and activists, as well as loyal friends, parents, grandparents, great grandparents and lovers. The stories reveal these profiles. Harry’s sensitivity for human nature, when merged with a keen knowledge of business and politics, nurtures a lifetime of eventful narratives including “Making Aliyah,” “Sailing the San Juan Islands,” “Miracles of the Four Day Walk to Jerusalem,” “The Donkey Story,” and “A Time for Dying.” Harry was born and raised on Yesler Way in Seattle. The influence of the Workmen’s Circle and the impact of the Depression of the 1930’s inspired his liberal views on social change. As you read Glickman’s stories you will become a witness to history, discover lessons for living a life of value and become embraced by the adventures, in thought and deed, of an amazing human being. Prof. Howard I. Bogot, Rabbi