Obituaries

Tammi May the love of fiends & family help get you and Tessa through this hard time. Harold was such a nice guy. I will always think of him every time I pump up a chair for a haircut or when I cut up hot peppers. He was a caring guy. He showed how much love he had for you and Tessa every time we talked. I know I cannot take away your pain but take it one day at a time.Harold went in peace.

Posted by Tina Unger on December 17, 2014

By all the testaments that have been reading Harold stayed the same good person I remember. I love the testaments of his Godly walk. Prayers of comfort for his wife, children and family.

Posted by Cindy Slusher Ball on December 17, 2014

Oh Tammi, so very sorry to read of your husband\'s passing. My thoughts are with you and your family at this most difficult time. Hugs

Posted by Denny Lamb on December 16, 2014

Thoughts and prayers to the family of this wonderful man. He made a difference in so many peoples lives. He will be missed

Posted by Kim and Kevin ruby on December 16, 2014

No words can ease the pain you feel but please know that I pray for peace and understanding. My deepest sympathy is with you, Tammy.

Posted by Becky Doverspike on December 16, 2014

Words will never express the sadness I feel at the loss of my dear friend Harold. Prayers go out to the family and especially to Tammie and his beautiful little girl Tessa. Harold assured his place in heaven and frequently shared his love for Jesus with others. A few days ago he told me expressly that we must always be prepared to meet the Lord because we never know when we will be called home. Looking back on this precious comment was God's gift to me that my wonderful friend is now home with his beautiful Savior. All who new him will miss him but I believe that he would all want us to know that he is at peace and will wait for us in heaven if we share the faith that he had while he was here.

Posted by Dick Williamson on December 16, 2014

I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with Harold at WRC and have never met a better man. He made me two arrow heads and I will treasure them forever. I pray God gives you and your family strength and courage.

Posted by Damon Palmer on December 16, 2014

Harold, I met you my eighth grade year when I met who is my best friend to this day, your daughter Shannon. You were always a good dad to her and I KNOW we pushed your buttons! ? Being a parent now I see why you did what you did. Thankyou so much for raising much a wonderful girl who is my best friend, Just like a sister. Rest in Heaven Harold, you will be missed. You were a great man and hard worker. Tell my daddy hello! Love, Heather Wagner

Posted by Heather Wagner on December 16, 2014

Harold was my uncle. My earliest memories as a kid I have of my uncle are silly now. I remember feeling so small and staring for what seemed like miles up at him. He had this giant stance I always thought and a giant smile and personality to match. As I grew older he never seemed too. As families grow and age and branch of they seem to lose touch. But we may have been together less over the years what our family did not lose was, our connection. When everyone would meet at my grandmas house our family had a gift , the ability to start again where we had left off, even if it was years ago. That is what I will always cherish in my heart. Because now, there is no leaving where we left off, and now when I stare for miles up to see my uncle, I'll be trying to get a little glance at heaven. The memories and sadness I feel cannot compare to the loss experienced by my Aunt and cousins and you ladies are in my prayers, may God give you the strength to make it through and ability to have peace. All my love forever.

Posted by Angel Richardson on December 16, 2014

R.I.P uncle Harold. Glad that you are back with grandpa, but sad that you left us so soon. You will be greatly missed 🙁

Posted by Emily (niece) on December 16, 2014