Harry-Friel-Obituary

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Harry L. Friel

Malvern, Pennsylvania

Oct 11, 1951 – Feb 17, 2016 (Age 64)

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BORN
October 11, 1951
DIED
February 17, 2016
AGE
64
LOCATION
Malvern, Pennsylvania

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Mauger Givnish Funeral Home - Malvern Obituary

Harry L. Friel, 64, of Chester Springs, PA died on Wed. Feb. 17, 2016 at his home. Born on Oct. 11, 1951 in Bryn Mawr, PA he was the son of the late Harry and Florence Jones Friel. He graduated from Great Valley High School and retired as a mechanic from the Easttown Twp. He was a member of the...

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I know I wrote something before but I can’t remember what it was. I met Harry in third grade and know this sweet shy man through high street and beyond. Though we never went anywhere socially I saw him many times at Paoli Hospital where I worked. He never knew me or recognized me but I did him. He was a very gentle soul, a kind gentleman and the world lost a Dear person in Harry. May he RIP

Worked with Harry at Paoli Service Station in the early 70s. Haven't seen him since I went off to college but think of him often. Had some great times in his 55 Chevy. That car could do wheel stands and beat lots of local hot rods on the strip behind National Rolling Mills. Harry showed me it was OK to experiment on our cars. Thanks for teaching me.

I went to school with Larry since 3rd grade. Then saw him when I worked at Paoli hospital. He was always such a nice guy, so kind and such a gentleman

An old friend always missed, not forgotten. Condolences to Pat and Dave and family.

I will truly miss all the good times that we had together over the years. Harry was always there for me when i needed a helping hand. I was blessed to have known him. My deepest sympathy to his family and friends.

Guess I was 9 or 10, out for a ride with the family. The station wagon breaks down in the middle of nowhere. Somehow we get home, but leave the car. The next day, my cousin Larry, (I never called him Harry), takes me with him to fix the car for my parents. He's under the car replacing the starter motor and asking me to hand him different wrenches. From that point forward, "grease monkey" was in my blood. Over the next 45 years our paths would occasionally cross, and amazingly he never failed...

I met Larry in third grade and he was always such a nice guy. I'm terribly to hear of his passing. Deepest sympathy to his family.
Nancy Mullen

Our deepest sympathy goes out to Joyce. We pray you find comfort in knowing that Harry is at peace.

Our heartfelt condolences go out to Patty, Dave, and their boys. Harry will be missed but never forgotten.