Ron Moen was coach at the time, and assistant coach Denny Theede brought Flick to him with the idea he could become manager. Flick, who leads a busy life working for Woodland Industries in recycling during the week and floor mopping every Monday at Sprague Bank, adjusts his schedule each fall for the football season. Every year he takes a week off from work at Woodland Industries to help with football practice during the day, and a replacement is found for his Monday job at the bank. Diana Adamski of Woodland Industries, said football is all Flick talks about during the football season. Boasting about the Warriors isn t the only team he talks about either.
Flick is a Green Bay Packer fan.
Moen told The Argus that Flick had to swear his allegiance to the Packers when he started 17 years ago because Moen is a Packer fan too. I admire how seriously he took his job and how he always does his very best. The players in Caledonia don t have a more dedicated fan than Bryan, said Moen. Caledonia Athletic Director Ken Van Den Boom said he nominated Flick because of his years of service and degree of enthusiasm. He taught an awful lot of kids about sensitivity for diverse aspects of our population.