Harry William Pyle

Harry my friend, you don't know how much you have helped me get and stay sober all these years. Rest in Peace my dear friend.

I’d like to thank Harry for being a great father and grandfather to my brothers and sister, Tracy, Wil and Jeff. Well I wasn’t around for their childhood as I’m their little sister, I was lucky to have met Harry many times and see a big smile on his face whenever I saw him And the kindness that he showed me was so authentic and real and lit up a room. It’s safe to say that my brothers and sisters were well cared for and I thank him for that and for being there for their mother’s Cyndy may...

I worked with Harry at Amtrak . I was lucky to be friends with Harry . He had the most calming way , easy going , friendly, smart . Remember taking videos at his wedding which was new at the time . Get a good feeling inside when I remember those days . May he rest in peace and prayers for him and his family.

Living next door to Cindy and Harry was probably the luckiest thing in the world to have happened to me. They were both kind and generous people.
I truly got to know Harry when my sister fell and broke her wrist and injured her back. The plan had been for her to sleep on the couch while she recovered, but when she slid to the floor and couldn’t get back up, I panicked and called Harry for help. Not only did he lift her with gentle care, but he also solved the sleeping dilemma in a...

Rest in peace, Harry
You will be missed!
My prayers and condolences to your family.
Maggie

I worked with Harry and Louie a long time ago at the Wilmington Shops. Harry was a foreman and I was a hostler. He was a good guy and I am sure will be sorely missed by his family, close friends and acquaintances. I will always remember his sense of humor.

May Harry rest in peace. He was a great man and fellow railroader! Condolences to the family as Harry will be truly missed ! - Joe Gallagher

Marc & Leigh Corotis are neighbors. I remember when Harry and Cyndy went on a diet. They both lost significant weight. One day I saw Harry mowing the lawn without a shirt. In 14 years I never saw anyone in our townhouses do that. I walked up to him and said "Harry, you're real proud of the weight you lost aren't you. He started coughing and laughing. This is how I want to remember Harry