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Jason H
June 10, 2011
I had the privilege of working with Harry at TPCHD. I remember coming into work early in the morning and a quick "how's it going, Harry?" would turn into an hour long conversation about any variety of interesting topics. As someone who was just beginning his career, I valued Harry's seasoned advice. He never shied away from telling you what he felt and his critical commentary was always delivered with a great sense of humor. I will continue to carry his memory with me.
June 8, 2011
Harry was a quiet man who always had a smile for his coworkers. I remember him wearing his coat no matter how hot the weather was. He is sorely missed.
Mary Raybell
Dennis Betts
June 6, 2011
I've been in shock since learning of this. I enjoyed knowing, talking to and working with Harry as much or more than anybody I have ever known. He had a unique, insightful and enjoyable sense of humor and even some of the worst days were better when he was around to BS with. I'm very sorry he was taken far too early
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