Harry William Horman

I knew Harry first at Woodland Park Presbyterian, as a kind, gentle man, with a good sense of humor, who could always be counted on to help with any project. I also worked for him for about 3 years. He was the most organized person I have ever known. He was also the world's greatest boss. I especially remember his love for his family, and children.

He was a very positive influence on my life and I will remember him with great fondness.

My wife and I met each other at Harry's volleyball program at Lincoln High. Or was it Queen Anne? That was 15 years ago. Married with 2 kids now. I know of at least a dozen other couples who met due to Harry's program.

A great man, gentle, soft voice, very considerate. I can still picture those long arms spiking a ball at the net or pushing a ball deep into the corner. And that sheepish smile.

Bless you, Harry.

We are former neighbors and longtime friends. Always enjoyed Harry's parties and games. We often stopped in front of the house to talk as we drove on 39th and will always think of you when we pass the old house. At bedtime we could see from upstairs window if Nancy & Harry have their light on, probably watching TV.