Harriet Cuyler

I´m remember Harriet fondly from childhood on. She was always all in for whatever family adventure was afoot. I´m keeping her memory close in my heart. Much love to the family.

Harriet was amazing. I worked with her at BMC. She was so skilled, knowledgeable, helpful, level-headed, dependable, and a joy to be around. My condolences to her family.

Harriet was a true character. Remember ing a Dinner at divots and how she accidentally forgot her wallet. She was funny and rawly honest too ! I´ll remember her fondly!

Jaffray Cuyler ever at Head of the Charles' race dispatched news of WINS to me. Impressive skiing, rowing, racing bicycles down steep hills. Lewis and Harriet must have had a wonderful outdoors seasons, years, decades. Thank you Julie Dolan for email, Alex for obituary, Christopher and Margery forwarding.

Harriet was married to my oldest brother, Lew, and was a wonderful sister-in-law in every way. For many summers, we had a reunion picnic at Tanglewood in Lenox, MA, followed by brunch at Lew and Harriet´s the following day. These get-togethers were filled with laughter and good talks. We often met again at Thanksgiving at our house, and Harriet made the mashed potatoes. This always made me laugh, as she insisted on bringing the potatoes, then fretted about how to get them cooked while she...

Harriet was my coach, co-coach, friend, and mentor for several years in my late teens and early adulthood. We spent many early mornings at Onota Lake at Berkshire Rowing waiting for the mist to rise so we could be the first out on the water. She dedicated countless hours volunteering her time to the teen mother rowing program she founded in the Berkshires and coached for many years. I still hear from some of the woman how the program positively impacted their lives. I am so grateful for her...

Harriet was the glue that kept BSA in order & she & Lou will always be forever in my heart

I worked with Harriet at both Canyon Ranch Health & Healing Department and as a Nurse at BMC. She was a pillar of strength and dignity in both settings. I will miss her relaxed demeanor and her astute mind in both settings. She could handle anything thrown at her and was a team player. I will miss her dearly and cherish the memories. May she rest in her eternal salvation. Most Sincerely, Elana Delusky Maruk

Thoughts and prayers RIP Harriet