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Harold Loomer Obituary
LOOMER, Harold Wheeler "Junie" Harold Wheeler Loomer"Junie" of Hidden Lake Drive, Brandon FL 33511, husband of Leonor Nunez Loomer, died Tuesday, (October 5, 2004) in Florida. He served in the Air Force at Keesler Air Force Base in Mississippi for three years, and met his wife, Leonor, while serving in Louisiana. He lived with his family in Windsor for many years before moving to Florida in 1976. The three great loves in his life, after his family, were the outdoors, hiking and jazz, especially latin music. Two sons are musicians, probably as a result of his influence. He leaves his beloved wife, Leonor; and three sons, Harold Nunez of Milaca, MN, Kenneth David of Brandon, FL and Glenn Ward and wife, Laurie, of Huntersville, NC. He also leaves a dear grandson, Chase Tristen of NC; besides a brother, Charles Franklin Loomer of North Granby; and a sister, Mary Loomer Gavin, of Glastonbury. The Stowers Funeral Home, located at 401 W. Brandon Blvd, Brandon, FL 33511 is in charge of arrangements. He will be buried at Florida National Cemetery, which is part of the Withlacooche State Park of Florida, in a private service at the convenience of the family.
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Carol Dawson
October 16, 2004
Sincere and heartfelt sympathy is extended to Harold's entire family.
We remember him well when we all lived in Windsor, Connecticut and my brother Dick, also in the Air Force, was stationed in Mississippi at the same time Harold was and they had many fun times together. We know he will be missed by all who knew him.
Carol Evans Dawson, Laurel, MD; Richard T. Evans,East Granby, CT; David M. Evans, Windsor Locks, CT.
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