Cite as 2012 Ark. 152 SUPREME COURT OF ARKANSAS Opinion Delivered April 5, 2012 IN MEMORY OF JUSTICE THOMAS GLAZE PER CURIAM On March 30, 2012, Honorable Thomas Glaze, who served with distinction on this court from 1987 to 2008, died at the age of 74. Following his retirement from the court, Justice Glaze valiantly battled his declining health and pressed forward to successfully complete his memoir on election reform: Tom Glaze with Ernie Dumas, Waiting for the Cemetery Vote: The Fight to Stop Election Fraud in Arkansas (2011). This was a testament to the courage and determination that marked his life. The Arkansas Supreme Court joins the citizens of this state in saluting Justice Glaze for a life well lived, a life of service in pursuit of justice. The court extends its deepest condolences to his wife, Phyllis, and the rest of his family. On this sad occasion, we republish the court’s sentiments expressed upon Justice Glaze’s retirement. In re Retirement of Justice Thomas Glaze, 374 Ark. App’x 719 (2008):
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