HARRIS L. WEINSTEIN

Debbie,
I am a first cousin of Harris and just learmed of his passing. I had been trying to reach him. Please accept my
condolences.
Harmon Brody
Florida 850 447 3402

I worked for Harris at Athena Industries in Kingsport, TN and greatly admired him.
Connie Melton

To Lisa and family. We are sorry to hear of your dad's passing. Our thoughts are with you.
Roz and Jason

Weinstein Family, We are so very sorry to hear of the loss of a such a wonderful,giving and personable man. He was a treasure to all ! We knew him and his family through the local NE PA Cystic Fibrosis Chapter. In addition to founding the local chapter, he brought so much awareness to Cystic Fibrosis through his undaunting involvement in the CF community. As a CF patient myself ( Lynn ) I can not begin to say how much the CF community appreciates his far and wide commitment to CF . We...

Dear Debbie and Family,
My sincere condolences to all of you during this sad time. I just now heard of Harris' passing. Harris and I , along with many others worked together in the 90s at the NEast PA Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. As Board President, he was relentless in his pursuit of a cure. He was a huge supporter of all the fund raising activities, and especially loved the Tennis Auction Ball event. He worked with diligence, charisma and passion.
My wish for all of you...

to Deb and family, sorry to hear the news of Harris. I have great memories of harris,when we were rehabbing some Allentown apts,and working on the house,accross from the Allentown golf course. HARRIS always making changes to the house,met some great people in the process,as well as his son David. I was very lucky to have met a great guy like Harris. HE certainly opened my eyes to a whole different dimension in styles of construction. I will remember him always.

I had the good fortune to work for Harris at DorneyPark and WildWater Kingdom during the boom time of the parks. Harris was always an adventure to be around, he had a passion for expanding and improving as well as doing battle with the officials of South Whitehall Township. I always looked forward to seeing him at the IAAPA after leaving his employ where he never failed to extend a warm, caring and funny rememberence of the good days at Dorney. My condolances.

David, my sincerest condolences to you and your family on the passing of your Father.

Debbie, Jamie, and Family:
My heart is heavy for the loss you are feeling. Harris was a loving, kind, and strong soul. I will miss him immeasurably. He and Brett are in the arms of God. Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers. With love,