Harold L. Haberman

At the mention of Hal, my mind's eye immediately went to a vision of him and his ever-great smile at the Main Street store. May I ever remember my Masonic and Shrine Brother.

Harold!!! How could anyone forget his great smile as he greeted you, always warm and caring. But that does not describe the immensity of his heart, his love of people. I met him when I was about 14-years old, 70 years age. AND I still remember him vividly. May you forever rest in peace, Noble. Shalom...

Dear Mort, Hal, and Haberman Family:

Please accept our deepest condolances on the loss of Brother Harold. My wife and I shall always remember his soft voice and pleasant smile in our dealings with him. I can appriciate your loss as I lost my mother (Ruth) on 1/19/12.

Bro. Louis and Muriel Redfern

Dear Haberman family,
My sincere sympathy to you all. I still have good memories of Holoyoke as a young child and the visits to the store with my dad, Irving, and other occasions where our families were together. Be well.

Love,
Debbi Hirshfield

Dear Bunny and Morty,

You are in our hearts and our prayers.

Love,
Shari and Howie

Dear Haberman Family, Morty and Hal..Our sincere condolences to you and the family on the loss of Uncle Harold. Holyoke will never be the same.. Steven Polansky and the Polansky family

Mort and Bunny, My deepest sympathy to you and the family Joan Katz

I am very sorry for your loss. He was a great friend to my father, Bill Hyte, since they were teenagers. When we lost my Dad in 2005, Harold was here from Florida and stopped by the house to comfort my Mother. I remember going to Haberman's with my father when I was a child and he always made me giggle. My prayers are with you all. Katie Hyte

With deepest sympathies to his family. My memories of Harold and Habermans is happiness when visiting as a kid or an adult. Dan Doherty