Harry R. Carlson

To Daisy, Judy and Bruce,
Mom (Doris Frazier) called last night to inform me of Harry's passing. I was so sorry to hear and express my deepest condolences. Our family's memories of holidays and visits before we left New York in 1958 are priceless to me. I especially loved Christmas, decorating the tree, and many good meals all those years past. I will cherish our trip to Elma a few years ago, visiting with you and sharing about our families. Harry hadn't changed, so warm and such a...

Dear Aunt Eb, Judy and Bruce,
Bob and I are with you with thoughts and prayers. We are so glad we got to spend some time with Harry last summer. We will miss him. Love, Carol and Bob

Our deepest sympathy to the family. Knowing Harry from his involvement with the Elma Historical Society, he was a great guy and will truly be missed.

Harry's warm smile will be sadly missed in the pews of Elma United Methodist Church and by all whose life he touched. Our sincere sympathy to Evelyn and family. Love lives on in our hearts.

To the Carlson Family:
Few people I know had the Gentleman type qualities that Harry so often displayed. He truly was a great American that I (and many others) looked up to. He will be greatly missed.

You are in our prayers.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

It was an honor to meet Mr. Carlson. Thank you for the opportunity to be of assistance. My deepest sympathy to Mrs. Carlson, Judy, Bruce and to all whose lives were touched by Mr. Carlson.
Sincerely,

Dear Evelyn,
My condolences to you and your family.

Dear Aunt Evelyn and family,
Please know that Chris and I share in your grief and sadness with Harry's passing. He was such a caring uncle to us and we know he was a one of-a-kind husband, father, grandfather and brother to all of you. We will so miss his smile and sense of humor and his trips "down south" to visit the relatives. Please know we care.
We love you,
Jeanne and Chris