Harry C. Blumenthal

Harry was the smartest person I have ever met. He was always ready to give me any advice I needed. It will be a great loss in the Real Estate Community of Anne Arundel County. Watching him in court was like watching a great movie.

Very sad to hear about Harry. He was definitely a gentleman. More than 20 years ago, he was a member of the USAirways Club, at which I worked and helped him with his flights. Harry would enter the club at BWI with a smile on his face. He was always a delight to see. Very kind and generous. So very sorry for his loss.

Dear family of Harry, I lived in Severna Park as a teenager and babysat for Ned and Joan many times. Your dad sold my father, James Pinkus, the land just down the hill from your house. We were neighbors for several years. He was such a kind and generous man, as was your mother. I’m sincerely sorry to hear of his passing. My maiden name was Carla Pinkus. God bless you all.

So many superlatives come to mind when describing Harry. I will always remember him simply as a good and decent man, an ethical and professional lawyer, a generous and humorous friend, and a gentleman of the old school whose likes we no longer see. God Bless and keep you close my friend.
Bob Wilcox

Dear Linda and Ned:

As one of Harry’s former partners, I have many fond memories of him. In addition to his background which is so well described in the obituary, I remember him for his personal warmth, kindness and generousity. May his memory always be a blessing.

Abel J. Merrill
Delray Beach, Florida

I didn’t know him that well but he made me feel like he’d known me forever. Kind, generous and funny.

A kind, generous soul who was a true gentleman and taught me to enjoy the finer things in life. He will be greatly missed.

“Speak softly but carry a big stick” ~ Theodore Roosevelt