Edward Joseph Harman

Sue and Jean,

So sorry for your loss. Ed was a kind and nice man.

To Edward Harman Family.

Please except our deepest sympathy. I graduated with Ed (Yen) in 1964 from Nativity High School and also went steady together in our senior year , he was the one who taught me how to drive. Later on my daughter worked with Ed at Honeywell. We will always remember him as a very kind and special person and someone you were blessed to have known.

Please accept my deepest sympathies for your loss. Ed and I sat a couple of desks apart for four years at Nativity. I have many memories of those years, and Ed was a part of some of those memories. I will always remember Ed as a Friend. Class 0f 64

To Ed's wife and family
My deepest sympathies on the loss of Ed. I knew Ed from golfing and may have been the last one to ride with him on our Monday outings. His good humor and upbeat attitude was greatly admired and should be an example for all. My prayers are with you

dear suzie and jeannie , i know there are no words to describe the way you are feeling right now , but think of this , maybe god needed a little help running the show up there and two better angels ,he couldn't have chosen to help him. anyone who knew bryan and eddie know exactly what i'm talking about. not only was i proud to know them but having them be part of my family made me even prouder . i never met two nicer , more loving people than bryan and eddie , and they had not an enemy in the...

To the Harman Family,
Please except my deepest sympathies on the loss of Ed.
He was a good friend to me both at work and on our many golf trips. We shared a lot of laughs. He will be greatly missed and always in my prayers.God Bless.