Carolyn Renee Glick

It is with great sadness that I inform you of the death of Carolyn Glick. She passed away suddenly on April 29th 2025, 58 years young, of cardiac arrest. She matriculated from the University of Kansas and earned her law degree from the University of Minnesota. She moved to New Mexico and clerked for justice Seth D. Montgomery of the New Mexico Supreme Court. Carolyn eventually became an unsurpassed lawyer working relentlessly for the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission and continued to do so after retirement.

Her love of life was hiking in the mountains of New Mexico, Colorado and elsewhere with her dogs at her side and vacationing at the beach. She was also an avid Jayhawks basketball fan - “Rock Chalk Jayhawk KU, bigger TV Please.” I found that being married to someone with OCD had its advantages both at work and at home. The refuse got taken out before I think about it, the bills got paid on time, and other things that made my day, every day. On the other hand, her hatred of olives, artichokes, and mushrooms was always a crimp in my culinary side. Her strength met my weakness and my strength her’s. We were happy together. Now Carolyn, finally, is at rest, and I hold her close within me. Please hold her close, as I do, in your mind and your spirit. Carolyn is survived by her loving husband, David Harradine, of 25 plus years, and her siblings Mary (Chris) Depner of Wellsville, NY, Barbara Hyatt of Catawba, NC, John (Eileen) Glick of San Diego, CA, and Bill (Monica) Glick of Lancaster, PA and their loving families, and of course our loving puppy “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”A Celebration of her life is being planned. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Santa Fe Animal Shelter & Human Society (https://sfhumanesociety.org/).