Harmon SCHMELZENBACH

On behalf of Panama City First Church of the Nazarene of Florida, I want to say how we love you and pray for God's comfort in the time of your loss. Harmon shared a tremendous Christlike life that will have an impact for years to come. God bless. You're in our prayers.

Harmon visited our church on the Pittsburg District when my dad was pastor at Conemaugh, Pa. I still remember his story about being chased by a lion. He saw a tree with a limb 10 feet above the ground. He jumped and missed it.
BUT, fortunately he caught it on the way back down.
My mom told me about his family that founded the Nazarene mission field in Africa.
Thirteen years ago I was privileged to visit Africa with The Church of God National President.
We visited Kenya,...

Harmon was indeed an icon in the church and for the Lord. Heaven is much richer today because of his entrance into it. We are saddened here on earth and want you to know that we are praying for you. Thank you for sharing him with all of us.
Center Pointe Church of the Nazarene have you all at the top of our prayer list.

The only words I can imagine for this incredible servant of GOD is what He Himself will have already said to Dr. Schmelzenbach, "Well done, good and faithful servant." His legacy will live in my heart and in the hearts of this world into eternity. I will forever recall the Sunday morning when he held in the palm of his hand, about 30 teenagers, as we related the story of the tribal king and his son. He changed the lives of several of those teenagers by his amazing gift. May GOD Himself...

Beverly and Family, We praise the Lord that Harmon has reached his home in heaven. What wonderful memories we have of you both at Clearwater 1st and many other venues over the years. The entire Schmelzenbach family have made such a spiritual impact for eternity, and there will never be another Harmon III in the way he could paint such beautiful pictures in his word descriptions of Africa. We love you and are praying for your whole family during this time of separation.

My sincerest condolences to the Schmelzenbach Family for the loss of your loved one, Harmon, and pray you find comfort in Psalms 91:2.