Harry Millard Lutton, II

First met Uncle Hap right around the time Mary and I got married. He was a loving man with a crazy heart that would give the shirt off his back for you and not ask for anything in return. Treated Mary like a daughter, and welcomed me right in like I had always been there. I loved that warm atmosphere you resonated and that contagious smile. You will be greatly missed.

Uncle Hap was one of the most genuine, sincere, and caring individuals to walk this Earth. He always greeted you with a smile and made you feel heard and loved. He loved you so whole heartedly, you never had any doubts what you meant to him. We’re all forever blessed he was in our lives. I love you Uncle Hap.

I could not have wished for a better brother. A piece of my heart and soul is gone.

Uncle Hap was always a joy to see. He always had a warm smile and friendly presence to him. And he's not only been a fixture in my life that I've made memories with, but a fixture in so many others, and I'm sure he's made the life of those he touched that much better. I love you Uncle Hap.

I thought I could do a post that wasn't completely inadequate to express how much I miss my brother. Now I know I can't. Thanks to Covid, we lost our last chance to be together and relive memories and make precious new ones this past, lost year. He was in Texas, the other three of us in Pennsylvania, Florida and Ohio. We were so happy to finally, via vaccinations, have the means to begin choosing the day all parts of our family could meet with him and his new wife. And just when...

So sorry to hear about Hap.We were neighbors for many years in San Angelo. If I can do anything to help you please let me know. In our thought and prayers.

I am so sorry to hear of Harry's passing. The Ford Motor Company and I will miss a good friend. I hope the memories of Hap bring many smiles to your faces as they do mine. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Hap was my friend and classmate at South Side Schools and then also at Grove City College.
I remember him well.
His Father came and spoke at an event we had at The Mercer Schoolhouse.
Hap was a great man!
Thanks Hap!!!