Harry Merrill Bailey

I just learned of Harry's passing as I searched the web to see if he was still with us.We were good friends in high school in Marblehead. I remember his Brazilian Mom and how moved she was when she joined the Episcapel church and her wonderful watercolor paintings. I still have her painting of a little boy looking out at the ocean and have always loved it and felt it had to be Harry. I remember his sister Wendy, too. I remember he fashioned a silver cross with flowers on it at his his...

Harry started as a customer of mine a decade or so ago but by the second time I came to help him with his computer he had become a good friend and quickly one of my favorite people, among a small handful. Until he moved to Salem I used to vist him every few weeks. I'll never forget Harry's stories - for anyone who knew him well, you may know something about half-screwed in light bulbs, tossing a parking meter off the Piscataqua River bridge but thinking better of it and many other...

I was a classmate of Harry's from the 6th grade to graduation. Have not seen him in many years, but I remember his smile and always being a nice young man.

My deepest sympathy goes out to the family. May you find much comfort from our God of comfort during this difficult time (Act 24:15)

Harry was my best friend. We worked and played together. He worked with me in The Red Garter, Your Fathers Mustache and my own band. When I moved to Marblehead he taught me how to sail. We sailed quite often together. He had integrity and was an honest man. After his horrendous accident he joined me at Smokey Joe's in Kenmore Square in Boston. He couldn't remember the names of tunes so I hummed them to him and he remembered the tune immediately. At one point in time he toured Canada with me...

Harry was my next door neighbor on Maplewood DR. back in the day. What a great guy any time I had to talk to him? A patient and tolerant man.

Harry worked for us at The Rusty Hammer when we first opened. He was AKA "Vodka Harry" back then. Worked many years and was one of our favorite and dedicated employees. Remember seeing him at Todd Farm years after he retired from The Hammer. RIP my friend Rusty Hammer

My Deepest Sympathy to The Mr. Harry Merrill Bailey Family