Harrison L. Richardson

My sympathy to all who were close to Harry. He was a great man. Harry was very impressive to me when I was finishing college and visiting the sessions of the legislative Special Select Committee on Public Lands which he chaired. I switched parties to support his primary run for Governor. He remains an inspiration for his dedication to a healthy natural environment right through to his fight against Plum Creek's massive developement in the Maine Woods. What a difference he has made in the...

I knew him as Uncle Sonny. My father, Harry Richardson, was his first cousin. I remember our families getting together at his farm in Cumberland in the 1960's. He would call my mother frequently after my dad died. He was a very sweet man.

Our sympathies go to Harry's family
He was my brother Kevin lawyer for many years We got to know your father and loved him dearly He had the biggest heart of anyone I knew and will be truely missed
Joyce Dunphy

It is impossible to adequately express my heartfelt admiration for Harry. Afterall, he did put up with me for 20 years as receptionist for the firm..Condolences to Janet, Harry and James.

Harry was a wonderful man and will truly be missed. The comfort we feel is knowing he is with his soul mate, Miss Cate. Our sympathies go out to Harry's family. May he rest in peace and, as always, Semper Fi !!

"Semper Fi" and "Go Maine"--These are the words Harry and I always exchanged. He'll be missed by many!

Great man, great friend. Tremendous loss. A true gentlman.

I lived in Yarmouth and Harry Richardson once picked me up while I was hitchhiking. We talked about his experience as a Marine officer. I later joined the same PLC program. I went to law school and when I graduated in 1971 my first job was to work with Harry, Shep Lee and others to save the income tax. Harry deserves a "Profiles in Courage" award. What a guy...what an example...he will be so missed!