Reverend Harold Cleveland Proctor

I was Minister of Education at FBC Albertville from 1991-2016. I heard many wonderful things about your dad. My deepest sympathy to your family. My mom passed on Jan. 20. Maybe they ran into each other in the newcomers class...if there is such a thing.

We are so sorry for your loss! We Loved Harold & Peggy were such a blessing to so many people they were fun loving but we knew they loved each one of us! We were in the single´s department at Huffman for years They meant so much to so many single people! I know they are together again

I was so sorry to read of your dad's death this morning. I remember all of you so well from those days back at Minor and then remember him from another association a few years later. He was a great Christian who really cared about all the kids under his care. I hope you remember me because I remember your being a couple of my buddies. I wish I could come to the service tomorrow, but it's just not possible. There are some things in life that we really don't plan on having happen. God bless...

I'm so sad. Brother Proctor baptized me in 1960 at SIXTY-SIXTH STREET BAPTIST. I'd been able to see him a few times in the past several years. His mind was still sharp as a tack! He'll always have a special place in my heart.

I know there was great rejoicing in heaven when this faithful servant was welcomed home. Psalm 116:15 reads, "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints". I became acquainted with Bro. Proctor when he pastored Sixty-Sixth Street Baptist Church back in 1956. I was invited by a friend and classmate to attend Sunday School and church with her family each Sunday. It wasn´t long until your father´s sermons began to weigh heavy on my heart. I remember, as if it was yesterday,...