HAROLD LIONEL PALMER

Thank you for befriending my father and lodge brother. It was always fun to see you at the office and go to lunch across the street.

Not a day goes by that I don’t think of you grandpa, and the time we had together. Love you

I miss you Grandpa, every day!

I miss you, Uncle Tiger.
Tavi

Helena, My heartfelt sympathy to you and your family for your lost. Col. Palmer was a lifelong member who had a profound present whenever he attends the CC's meeting at the smokehouse restaurant. his absent will definitely leave a permanent void in our chapter as he stand guard at heaven gate.

JR. Rapley,
USMCCCA.
SgtMaj,USMC(ret)

While we will miss Tiger at the Smokehouse, he will always be with us.

Semper Fidelis,
BradnMary Fagerstrom
USMCCC

I had the privilege of meeting and admiring Tiger as a member of the Marine Corps Combat Correspondents Association. He, like many of his era, instilled a profound feeling of awe in me. What they did, how they accomplished it - and with very little fanfare - makes Tiger a true "hero" in my eyes. Tiger, his wit and his smile will be missed. But I know that when other's look "On Heaven's Gates," they'll be comforted because another Marine will "be standing duty."

Dear Helena,

Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of LTC Palmer. I had the honor of meeting him (and you!) a few times at The Smoke House. While our country owes a great debt to "Tiger" and his comrades, I know he had many other accomplishments as a civilian. He will no doubt be missed by many, and I only hope you can soon find peace during this period of loss.

Sincerely,
Brian Cotter
Member, USMCCCA