Harold E. Kane

I can't believe it's been 5 years since we lost Hal. I remember our trips to the Brewster general store to buy panuchi fudge. How every time we went to a restaurant especially a new restaurant we both had to try their clam chowder. How he and sal work together to build the decks on our summer places at the Cape. Our New Year's Eve's at Joyce & Bob's Cape house on the beach.. the laughter playing games. Yes we've had a lot of laughs and good memories but it seems as though they were over too...

Harry I miss all the good time´s with you and Marilyn and Tony. I know will all be together again. Even laughing more. Miss you an love you. Peggy

I was so deeply touched by Harold's memorial service and the personal stories family and friends shared. It is no surprise that he touched a lot of lives and made a lasting impression on everybody he met. I will always remember Harold's animated stories and those corny jokes he loved to share. I will remember the way he beamed when he talked about Todd, Ryan, and Declan. I will remember how he always looked over his shoulder to make sure Marilyn didn't catch him eating sweets on Christmas...

Dearest Marilyn, Todd, and Ryan-
Our hearts go out to you during this difficult time. We have so many wonderful memories of vacations spent together, laughs shared, and hurts shared. Harold was a MAN among men, always with a big heart, a joke, and a helping hand. We were honoured to be his and your friends. He will always be in our hearts, thoughts, and prayers. If we are to judged by our actions, there is a special place in Heaven for him, perhaps officiating a hockey game! The hole in...

Dearest Marilyn, Our sad thoughts on the death of Harold.
We were tenants from 1969-1971 at your home on Hiawatha St. Todd was a baby and our Carrie was born there.
We enjoyed you both as landlords...Harold so talented and a "can do anything" guy and you with your wonderful decoration skills...
Our hearts go out to you and your boys at his loss.... Fondly Rich and Nancy Concato

Sorry to hear of Mr Kane's passing.
May he rest in peace.






Beverly Castonguay