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Recent Reviews for Glen C Schulz

Unlawful Flight, a parental kidnapping. (Book) - 10/22/2009 5:28:24 PM
Glen, the dedication,courage and bravery you AND your family have for the LOVE of Melissa and Brian shows us all what a remarkable family they have and what a father should be.The story is heartbreaking and I am so proud of your strength and determination and that you NEVER gave up. What a journey indeed for you with 2 small children. Brian and Melissa are very blessed and you did a fantastic job protecting them and molding them into the great adults they have become! The entire "Springfield" Schultz Family R~O~C~K~S!!It has been great talking to you and a great read! Iam glad I found you! Be Proud, Be Happy & Keep Writing...:) xxoo Cathy xxoo

Unlawful Flight, a parental kidnapping. (Book) - 10/18/2008 3:37:48 AM
Glen, I greatly, greatly admire you. I would love to read your book, but unfortuately on a fixed income I can't at the moment. Thank God for men like you who aren't afraid to take a stand for what they believe in. You fought such battles for your children, you dug in deep and you weren't afraid. God bless you and keep you always safe. Many blessings, ~Linda

Unlawful Flight, a parental kidnapping. (Book) - 3/24/2008 6:48:48 AM
This was nothing less than an emotionally moving, take-my-breath-away, heart-gripping read. Parts of the book were very difficult for me to get through because I could feel the pain behind what you and your children experienced. Yet, what I felt more deeply than the pain was the unwavering love and commitment that compelled you to do whatever was necessary to protect your children. What an amazing journey this life has brought you. I wish you and your family the love and happiness you so deserve.

Unlawful Flight, a parental kidnapping. (Book) - 1/29/2008 4:19:49 PM
My Dearest friend Glen, before I begin, I must say, that no one should have to go through what you've gone through. As I began reading your book it soon became apparent I wasn’t going to be able to put it down. Knowing this is a true story, tugs at the heart-strings and causes one to cringe knowing what those precious children endured. Right or wrong, it is not for me to judge. As a Mother who would do anything for her children I can see why you did what you did. If you hadn’t, heaven only knows what could have happened to them living in the environment they were living in. Your story is not only compelling, heartbreaking, but it is also a testimony of real love from real people who live and breathe everyday, and are there for us in times of need. Some would say they were angles, and I believe that would be correct. You were so blessed to have family that supported you in your decision; but you already know that. This is truly a remarkable story of bravery, courage, and hope. It was an honor to read your book. Blessings.

Unlawful Flight, a parental kidnapping. (Book) - 10/2/2007 7:00:11 AM
Glen, finally - I've finished this book and I must tell you that words can not begin to discribe how touching this story is. One can only be blessed and encouraged to do great things in the world through acknowledging a higher power, while following ones own heart. What profound strength, courage, love and devotion. This book would make a great movie and bring tears of joy and sorrow to many eyes!!

The adventures of Mr. Socks (Short Story) - 11/18/2009 3:08:30 PM
Ahh...Jack Socks. We all worried about your whereabouts, Mr. Socks. The whole 'facebook gang'. We've gotten to know your dad and your family through facebook, and we got to know YOU. "How" you ever thought a life 'outside' on the run would or could surpass your plush spoiled life on the 'inside', I'll never know. Like your mom & dad...I find myself wondering quite abit just where you went and what you did for those thirteen days and nights, Jack Socks. Will we ever know? Do you think about those adventures yourself? Were they good ones? Scary ones? Hmm...one has to ponder. However..you are home now, Mister..and your parents are elated. Try not to venture out again any time soon...got that? Breigh

Memories of a Christmas past. (Short Story) - 11/16/2009 4:35:44 PM
I enjoyed this Glen. Thank you for sharing. I logged onto authorsden tonight to post one of my two Christmas stories and somehow ended up reading yours first. I am glad that I did. Best regards. John

The adventures of Mr. Socks (Short Story) - 11/7/2009 11:35:04 AM
So adorable...I feel like I personally know this cat who has such personality!

The adventures of Mr. Socks (Short Story) - 11/6/2009 7:25:50 AM
Never heard of a cat going away and not returning...sure you haven't seen your face in a mirror for a long time? because that kitty does!!!...LOL Georg PS. a good story to tell the happy campers around the campfire!

The adventures of Mr. Socks (Short Story) - 11/5/2009 8:13:38 PM
Adorable kitty, adorable story! Well done, Glen; enjoyed~ (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D *purring*

The empty box. (Short Story) - 10/22/2009 5:32:55 PM
What a romantic guy you are and what a wonderful gift you gave. The best birthday gift she could ever receive. Thanks for sharing this beautiful story, you are something:)

A sense of loss from parental alienation. (Short Story) - 10/19/2009 11:01:54 AM
Mixed feelings here. I was taken from my father. But then, suffered horrific and terrifying experiences with a stepfather. It was then that I could only WISH to be taken away. I was able to find my father later in life and have a beautiful and right relationship with him. But the scars that I carry from my stepfather will probably never heal. Where was the help we needed then??? The CPS system is in such disarray and has been for many, many years. First case in point: why are so many foster children abused by foster parents? Why are the foster parents not screened better? I could go on and on as I'm sure most could. I feel for your situation as I know my own father lived with such pain. But I also know that there are still some children out there who are having to live with unspeakable abuses because they are NOT removed. I pray for all sides on this one.

God spoke to me today. (Short Story) - 10/19/2009 10:32:36 AM
This is a beautiful story. Reminds me so very much of my sister who also takes in all the injured and stray animals that come to her. She, also, has had these sorts of experiences and I hear about them from her every time. I can see your passion for animals through your writing just as I see hers through her telling. Thank you for this reminder that all life is precious. I'll be sending the link to this story to my sister. Sincerely, Rea K. Fielden

God spoke to me today. (Short Story) - 10/13/2009 1:30:13 AM
God is a clever one,He promises not to use His powers when inviting you for a game of chess on the beach...but it does. He granted one of your prayers as he move illegally one of His bishops to ambush your king. But, all in all I love when He talks to me. Georg

God spoke to me today. (Short Story) - 10/12/2009 6:29:37 PM
Wonderful write, Glen; well done! Enjoyed~ (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D

God spoke to me today. (Short Story) - 10/12/2009 3:36:54 PM
:) such a happy ending, life is precious and we live on such a fine line...it is a lesson in life as well! Love and Blessings, Christine

Gabby and the Rainmaker (Short Story) - 9/10/2009 7:43:22 AM
..friends make the world go round..can't imagine life without them...much ejoyed your story dear friend :) Christine

Gabby and the Rainmaker (Short Story) - 9/10/2009 4:20:08 AM
Friends, some have the privilege to have many, a trove of sincere good hearts; some are still looking for just one. A nice story for a winter night before Santa comes for his milk and cookies! Georg

A sense of loss from parental alienation. (Short Story) - 8/2/2009 1:35:53 AM
Sense of loss, are only parents and grand parents feeling it or are our little birds flying away feeling it too? Protection for our children, for all children should be there, but yet, a stiff penalty for the "goody doers" with malicious claims should be there too. I expect any time hearing from you saying proudly, "my son, the Doctor" and we will be as proud. Georg

A sense of loss from parental alienation. (Short Story) - 8/1/2009 10:52:59 AM
Dear Glen, I empathize with you. I am still getting through my sense of loss after Elijah moved out at age 22. That's what they do as hard as it is, it's difficult to come to grips with them being gone. (Out of sight) What you went through years ago has left an everlasting impact on your life. I am truly saddened that you had to experience that. In the past I did, in another sort of way...and yes that all mighty dollar means everything...(Sadly) But you know no matter my thoughts about the father who abused my son, Elijah has been able to forgive his father and is enjoying his fathers company for the first time in ten years. He now calls him ‘Dad’ again. I’m left now listening and at times find it difficult to hold my tongue, but do because I see a higher power at work in this relationship. We have a wonderful, merciful God who understands our needs better than we do. As hurtful as it is to see your family leave and there is a tremendous sense of loss, we must remember God has a plan. He will fill the hole in your heart as you daily ask Him to do so. That’s what I do. Love Holly

A sense of loss from parental alienation. (Short Story) - 8/1/2009 8:00:12 AM
Glen, This tugs at the heart..family is suppose to be love..and you demonstrate that, I am proud of you for all you have endured and taught to man kind..you make the world a better place. Your son may go away for a while to college...but you will find he has never left at all :) Love and Blessings, Christine

Just another victim. (Short Story) - 3/19/2009 11:01:54 AM
Glen, I found myself nodding as I read. Atta boy. 'Seems we're of the same generation. Best, Tami

Memories of a Christmas past. (Short Story) - 12/10/2008 5:23:50 PM
A warm and touching story. Merry Christmas. Christ be with you, JMD

Just another victim. (Short Story) - 10/25/2008 4:22:36 AM
Glen, Finally, someone who thinks as I do. I don't think we are hard enough on our children, nowadays they get by with anything. If children were spanked as a child and TAUGHT right from wrong, and they KNEW if they done wrong there would be a spanking, they would try to do better. In todays world parents don't touch their child, its now called child abuse. I remember as a child my Daddy would use his BELT, Mama would use a SWITCH that more likely than not we had to go get ourselves. There was also plenty of love, but also punishment if we done wrong. In my school days the principles of schools were allowed to 'paddle' the children if they misbehaved. My principle's paddle was well known by the students and much talked about. Nothing like that goes on in todays world. Thank you Glen, for bringing me back in time to parents and teachers and principles who MOLDED me and taught me right from wrong. Many blessings, ~Linda

How will we be judged in heaven? (Short Story) - 10/25/2008 4:09:51 AM
Glen, You have a very compassionate heart. I too am a lover of animals. I have a precious little dog named Blackie that shares my home and my life. He's like my child, only he has four paws and a bark. Enjoyed your write, my friend. Many blessings, ~Linda

The empty box. (Short Story) - 9/28/2008 4:36:51 AM
Such beauty and thoughtful love. You did find the perfect gift. To quote: The best things in life ARE free!! You style makes the reading enjoyable, as if you were just telling a story. Happiness and Sunshine to you, CarolHawks

How will we be judged in heaven? (Short Story) - 9/28/2008 4:32:12 AM
This is a most interesting writing. I know our loving pets and animals have a place in heaven as they are so dear here on earth. Thank you for sharing, CarolHawks

Just another victim. (Short Story) - 8/6/2008 1:19:05 PM
Very nice, worth reading.

Just another victim. (Short Story) - 7/11/2008 8:11:18 AM
Glen, are sure you are not the reencarnation of one of my brothers? because you have been uncannily some of the things that I so dearly want to forget. Thanks for the guffaws. Georg

The empty box. (Short Story) - 7/9/2008 8:56:53 AM
beautifully composed and thought out, your very talented

New review on amazon (Article) - 6/21/2009 6:05:10 AM
Glen, Thank You for writting the book "Unlawful Flight". When I saw you and Melissa on Dr. Phil and after hearing your story, I cannot say enough "Thanks" for getting the word out regarding Parental Alienation. You truly are a HERO to so many of us parents and children that suffer through the effects of Parental Alienation. Your work will always be cherished for me and my family because of you, I was able to bring a family that was once torn apart back together. Iam proud to call you my friend, as I know that your book and real life expierence will help many more parents and children in the future! Thank You!

Newspaper review. (Article) - 10/17/2007 7:19:04 AM
Prior to deploying to Iraq in 2003, I was falsley arrested and framed by sons mother for assault charges. Since 2003, I have been framed by the local Warsaw Missouri Police Dept, Lincoln POlice, and ColeCamp Police I am living today what Glen lived in 1980. Nothing has changed. Fathers still to this day have no rights. I have been falsley accused of sexually molesting my precious Five year old son. I have been framed by the local police, Family Services and I fired Eight Lawyers. My son and I are innocent victims of this corrupt Family Court System and by those who work in the Local, and State offices that are paid to help children from neglect and abuse. My son has been burnt by an oven, cut arm, bruised head and nose, cigarette burn, and chiggers on his Penis and all over his body. His injuries are simply abnormal and much to frequent for a Five year old little boy. He saw his mom get beat at her washing machine and said and I quote "MOMMY GOT BEAT AT THE WASHINGMACHINE BY DADDY JASON AND I TRIED TO TELL HIM NO BUT HE WOULD NOT LISTEN" One year later he told my friend " MOMMY GOT BEAT AT THE WASHING MACHINE BY DADDY JASON AND I GOT THERE TO LATE" Before my tour in Iraq and even now in 2007, my son and I continue to have our Civil Rights violated by this corrupt town in Lincoln Missouri, Benton County Missouri. Robert Gipson armyrangerarmyranger.yahoo.com 660-547-3048

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 8/5/2009 3:39:07 AM
Great poem,take care EDWIN

Daddy, why did you go? (Poetry) - 6/21/2009 5:51:59 AM
Glen, I love this poem!:)

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 6/16/2009 1:00:55 PM
Wow! I didn't know you wrote this kind of stuff. I'll be back now more often.lol (kidding) Love Holly

Daddy, why did you go? (Poetry) - 5/16/2009 5:18:38 PM
Truly, Glen, I couldn't get clear through this heart-wrenching piece. It's so beautifully written and so penetrating that the emotion wells up all too intensely. I remain sorry for all that your children and you had to bear.

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 2/22/2009 2:33:04 PM
I wish more men would get "intoxicated!" :) Great stuff, Glen!

Daddy, why did you go? (Poetry) - 2/22/2009 2:31:43 PM
This was obvously written from not only your heart...but your soul. It is a scenario that plays out in far too many children's lives today. I have tears...just so many tears reading this. I also cry for the children. Thank you for speaking out for many parents- through this poem. It truly is a reflection of your grief and sorrow.

Sidewalk Chalk drawings (Poetry) - 2/16/2009 11:42:23 AM
Like sidewalk chalk drawings eroding with time Your dreams will wash away slowly, exactly like mine I find your poem bittersweet and very meaningful, Glen. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Love and peace to you, Regis

Daddy, why did you go? (Poetry) - 2/13/2009 3:42:19 PM
This brought tears to my eyes....

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 2/13/2009 3:41:02 PM
This is intoxicating, beautifully so

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 2/13/2009 6:57:47 AM
I shudder; there's no stopping now. Boy, ya best pull over to the side of the road. You know you shouldn't drive while intoxicated...Good job. Walt

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 2/12/2009 5:30:46 AM
Yes, I agree, you are intoxicated... Georg

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 2/11/2009 4:08:42 PM
Romantic and softening...in time for your special person this Valentines day.

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 2/11/2009 4:05:38 PM
How beautifully expressed, sweet sentiments... Be always safe, Karen

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 2/11/2009 3:52:01 PM
To be intoxicated by a love like this is of beauty...such a breath of fresh air.....Glen, good to see you post, you have been missed. Blessings, Christine

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 2/11/2009 3:35:15 PM
Great write, Glen; bravo! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D

Yes, I'm intoxicated. (Poetry) - 2/11/2009 2:54:28 PM
Love in these lines - beautiful! Well done, Glen. Nice to see you again! (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Sidewalk Chalk drawings (Poetry) - 1/22/2009 9:09:27 PM
i JUST love the part "dream much and dream big and dream often my child" and how you so perfectly made me sense the passage of time. This is an incredibly gem of writing and I won't forget it.

Daddy, why did you go? (Poetry) - 1/22/2009 9:04:24 PM
I was moved by this poem Glen. I know a father who is experiencing this kind of heart-ache even now. I must commend you for sharing this with the world because people need to hear this. Keep up your writing! I especially like the way you allowed us to hear from the depths of a child's heart. You've said in effect "children need to be seen AND HEARD"

Daddy, why did you go? (Poetry) - 1/8/2009 8:22:24 AM
My stepsons write this every day, but we get no letters, no calls, no anything, we can only imagine this scenario, but our hearts are trying to seek out the filling for the voids, praying, "Oneday" A heartfelt pen, Glen Love and Peace~ Kimmy~

Daddy, why did you go? (Poetry) - 1/7/2009 2:39:15 PM
this is truly heartbreaking, Glen. As adults it is difficult to comprehend this merry-go-round of pain and confusion when partner relationships go pear-shaped. But for the children - God, you portray this so vividly. Your story is life to countless thousands of parents in disarray and children in agony. Blame and guilt both given and received. How I wish it were not so, but sadly it is for many, and I can only applaud your bravery, honesty and courage for sharing this true-to-life view with such poetic craftsmanship and strength. God bless you, Glen, and all those you strive to comfort and help. Love, Kate xx

That look. (Poetry) - 1/3/2009 5:38:02 PM
This is so sweet, Glen. Very reassuring and romantic lines, couldn't help but feel special as I read along. Like someone who is afraid to jump in and yet wants to... only to find that someone is waiting to catch you! Simply beautiful. Be well, Sheri

Daddy, why did you go? (Poetry) - 1/3/2009 5:27:16 PM
Hello Glen, how could I have missed this? Guess i've been away too long from the hub. Now im back and so glad and excited to read your works again. Your deep love and concern for your children can be felt in every paragraph, the bond between father and son, father and daughter, it's just wonderful & mysterious. Life's lessons are sometimes hard but they are there to strengthen us spiritually. I pray all is well with you and your family now, esp that you wrote this some two years back. I am just drawn by the way you put into fine poetry the kind of conversation with your son, that you might have in your mind and heart. Be well, my friend. Love, Sheri

Daddy, why did you go? (Poetry) - 11/4/2008 6:34:51 PM
Glen, This is a heartbreaking write. Children are always cast in the middle, they don't know what is happening to their parents. Its so sad. I hope so much everything works out for you and your children. My thoughts and prayers are always with you. Blessings and love, ~Linda

Screaming in silence. (Poetry) - 10/13/2008 4:40:32 PM
Never give up!! Jesus is your battle partner and he never looses! Strength to you, CarolHawks

A fireside chat . (Poetry) - 10/13/2008 4:38:59 PM
Being alone is ok....being lonely is when it hurts. Comfort to you, CarolHawks