John Logan Harter
We have lost a great N.W. artist, John Harter, and we will miss him. He is survived by two sisters; and one brother; plus many other family members and friends.
A Celebration of his Life and Art will be held starting at 3 p.m., on July 19, 2008, in his sister's garden. Address is 12652 60th Ave. S. Seattle 98178. You may contact "Mutt" 206-244-6745 for any further information.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Don Wentworth
July 17, 2008
I opened this morning's mail to learn of the death of John from David.
John was a longtime contributor to the small press magazine "Lilliput Review," in which he published over 20 poems and a number of pieces of art, including the cover of the current issue.
In 19 years of publishing I may say that John's voice and vision were truly unique. His words arrested the reader. They made s/he stop and think about the context of things, all things, and how we do and don't fit into that context.
I am deeply sorry for the loss of his family and friends and am very pleased to hear that his life will be celebrated.
Though we never met, I can say that John touched me deeply through his work. I know this is true for the reader's of "Lilliput," who have often commented on that work.
He will be missed and please know that his work will continue to be celebrated.
best,
Don Wentworth
Lilliput Review
peggy harter
July 6, 2008
Good bye,johnny...be at peace...with love, sis-in-law,peggy p.s. tell your brother I'm waiting for that sign
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