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Harry Brophy

Novato, California

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Harry BrophyJanuary 10, 2024As Harry's DIL said on FB, "The man, the myth, the legend passed away on January 10, 2024 at home with his family." Harry was born on September 30, 1932 in San Francisco Calif., and passed away in Novato, Calif.Some say obituaries are meant to be short. That would so...

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Harry was a great friend with my father (william hartman jr) when i was in cub scouts we went to harrys station house...never forgot you sir...rest in peace William Hartman III Salt Lake City Utah 835-539 -0903

Hello Joan. This is Joe and Arlene Gilio from Greayeagle cabins. We really loved Harry I had the pleasure of golfing with him. Going to miss him

Hi Dad, I was thinking of you today, like I do most days, and I wanted to read all the wonderful tributes to you and your life. I miss you every day. A lot of these tributes talk about your contributions to the SFFD, and there were many. I just want to honor my Dad today and thank you for always supporting me, no matter what. We miss you more than words can say. Rest in Peace, Dad! I love you, until we meet again. XOXO

My condolences to Joan and the entire Brophy family. You have been and will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.

What a great man. Many stories we had spending two summers at Surrey Inn in Russian River with John and Tim (sons). I started to golf because of him. I would ride my bike for miles to see him play in the City Golf Championship at Harding park every year.

To the Brophy family, As a child, Harry was like a hero to me-To my parents, a dear friend (along with Joanie) from years up the Russian River. Memories and stories will always fill the walls of the Surrey Inn. Our deepest condolences. The Bravo Family Larry (Donna) Kim and Teri

It was always a pleasure to drive Chief Brophy during my short time as an operator. A true gentleman and dedicated Fireman. Brian Matza.

My condolences to Tim and the Brophy family. Harry was a larger than life character and I truly enjoyed his company when our paths would cross, may he Rest in Peace.

To Harry's family, again, my heartfelt condolences on his passing. The George Washington High School Alumni Association would like to include his obituary in our next alumni news letter. When time allows, would you please contact our alumni executive director at and perhaps share an additional photo or two? Thank you.