HAROLD M. LANG

Mrs Lang and Family,
I'm so sorry for your loss. I always looked forward to seeing Mr. Lang and Dodger greeting me at the mail box. He always had a kind word or joke for me. I will miss him and remember him fondly.
Your mail lady,
Sharon

I am sorry to hear about your dad, Kirsten. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Fay, Kirsten, Kevin and all the Lang Cousins,
We are so very sorry. Bob has been telling us so many great stories about growing up with Harold and their visits to Union City every weekend. He feels terrible as we all do. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Love Noreen, Bob, Caitlin, Bobby and Patrick

You are in our thoughts and prayers today.
We've been sharing great memories of Harold. Growing up we would visit on holidays and during the summer. Harold will be missed.

Harold is a good man, & I will miss him. My only regret is that we didn't connect sooner. He left me with some great jokes, & a smile. All though we hadn't spent that much time together, it was quite clear that he loves his entire family, & was extremely proud of his kids. I look forward to fishing with him at the return of Christ. Love from your neighbors Curt, & Marlene Springer.

Dear Fay, Kirsten & Kevin:

Our sincerest condolences. Harold was a special cousin to all the family in New Jersey. We have the fondest memories of family parties, BBQ's and holidays with Aunt Rita, Uncle Harold and the Lang-Gang cousins. You are all in our prayers.

Much love, The Carpenter Family

I was so surprised to hear about Harold. I have known Harold for many years. I met him through my father Fred Walschot when he worked for Cybor at their company picnic after he was just married. He was such a nice person. May your hearts be lightened knowing he is at peace with the Lord.

Lisa (Walschot) Hogan