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Billy Maxwell
February 14, 2017
Harold was a straightforward friend in High school. It's hard to know how his friendship positively influenced my other relationships, but he must have set a good example for me. So sorry I didn't a stay in closer touch
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Doyle Walker
February 10, 2017
I first met Harold when we we kids together at Temple High School, and I doubt if you could ever meet nicer guy.
Rest in peace, buddy.
Mark Miller
February 9, 2017
I first met Harold at Temple High School; in the same grade, I found him to be a worthy intellectual challenge, and a fun-loving
classmate. i wish we had been more close.
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