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Reverend Donald L. Harper

HARRISBURG , Pennsylvania

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Reverend Donald L. Harper The Reverend Donald L. Harper, having fought the good fight and finished the race, died on December 19, 2007. He was born in Hagerstown, Maryland on August 6, 1931, to the late William L. Harper, Jr. and Alma Colvin Harper. He is survived by his wife, Barbara...

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Dearest Barbara and Family,

How fortunate we have been to have known and loved such a wonderful servant of God. Don's devotion and love was evident in the time and care he gave each day. He simply couldn't retire from serving:) And ...he did it with a smile. He will be forever in the hearts and minds of those he touched. Thanks for sharing him with me and my family. May you find the comfort and support he provided to so many.

God Bless,

Dear Harper Family:

I have been blessed, given spiritual guidance, and encouraged to particpate more fully at Calvary, all due to your husband and father and his loving ways. He always knew when I needed a hug and was there to provide one. He made me a better person and will always hold a special place in my heart. I will miss him terribly.

May God give peace and the strength and courage you need to face the challenges to come in the days ahead. If you should need anything,...

As a member of Calvary Church, and as a full time toddler teacher at Calvary Kids, I have greatly enjoyed seeing Reverend Harper on a daily basis for many years. My 3 children and I will miss him very much, and will hold his memory very close to our hearts. The greatest thing about Rev. Harper was that no matter how busy he was, he always took time out to greet my children and I, and make us feel welcome and loved. We were all very sad to hear about his passing and have been keeping the...

Dear Mrs. Harper, Mark and Marisa, and Brian,

What a wonderful husband and father you had in Rev. Harper! He was one of the happiest and peaceful people I ever knew. John Labus, now in Houston, TX, and I were in Rev. Harper's class and joined Calvary in 2004. We enjoyed knowing him immensely. John and I send our condolences and our wish for peace in your hearts, knowing that he is watching over you from Heaven.

With our deepest sympathy and much love,

As a member of Calvary for 14 years now, I recall every encounter with Rev. Harper (Don; Pastor Don) fondly. He participated in lively discussions in Missions and Fellowship committee meetings, often quietly placing a hilarious observation into the mix, spurring us to re-consider ways to be the best Christian servants to those in our community, state, nation, and around the world. He'd bashfully accept compliments or hugs, but sometimes you just had to give them! His sermons moved me and my...

Dear Mrs. Harper,
The loss of Rev. Harper is great. Even greater a loss would be if I had never met him and you. A beautiful, caring couple who bring joy and love to all.

My deepest sympathy to you, your sons, and loved ones upon the passing of Rev. Harper.

My deepest gratitude and love for both of you being a part of my life.

we were in revrend harpers congregation for many years in the 70s

Pastor Harper was a great pastor and I liked him. He made my day when I saw him because he made me smile. He did excellent sermons. I'm sad that he died.

Alex, age 7