Earl D. House, Jr.

Although we never had a chance to meeting am continuing my quest to locate House family members Rest in peace..
.iam the son of Jack Edwin House son of Virgil Morris House looking for my kin

I knew Earl from the Miamisburg Branch. He became a dear friend and I will miss his friendship. RIP Earl. You were one of a kind.

Earl was a good friend for many years, having gone to Cleveland grade school and being together in home room every year. He was a fantastic artist early on and his drawings in grade school were amazing. I saw him a few times over the years and send my condolences to family. God bless him.

Earl was a dear friend since our days at UC. I have many good memories of the times shared with him and with Chuck. I especially recall those trips with other friends to NYC and to Stratford for theater. And I'll never forget our one night only performance of an adaptation of the Mikado with the Dayton Men's Chorus. I send prayers of peace and healing to his family and friends.

So many memories flooding back to MCC in Dayton. Earl up front singing and shaking that tambourine. I know he's making a holy and joyful noise in heaven with all the angels.

I have fond memories of him from Cleveland elementary school, he was one of the smartest boy there. He will be surely missed.

When I moved home after a disastrous second attempt to live in Massachusetts, Earlsie was one of my first two friends at work. When my, now husband, joined me; Earl and Chuck were our out-to-dinner friends. My husband and I are a bit younger than Earl and Chuck, and I once told them that they were my “Gay Parents,” my role models. Earl was a great role model at work too (I’m also a Children’s Librarian). Deepest sympathies Chuck from Tim & Trent. We love you (both).

I met him a few times. He was a wonderful person. May he rests in peace.

I had a brief pleasure of working with Earl when he was the transitional sub children's librarian at the New Lebanon Library. He was there to keep things going till I got my "sea legs." I learned quite a lot from him while he took over storytimes and he gave me confidence in my artistic ability. He was a wealth of wisdom and a wonderful children's librarian. My deepest sympathies to Chuck and the family.