Harry E. Neibich

Very sorry to hear of your loss Dottie. Please try to keep your chin up. Your family and friends will be there with you. You and your family are in our prayers.

Dear Kathy, Karol, Dottie Lee, Artie and Harry;

I am so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. He was a good and loving daddy to you all. He especially loved kids. As the newest sister-in-law, he really teased me a lot when I married your Uncle Les. We especially loved it when he and your mother would come to Arizona with you kids or your Aunt Dot and spend time with us. He was always making something. Busy hands! WE did see lots of Arizona with them and ate lots of Mexican food. ...

Uncle Harry and Aunt Beatie were very special people. Both Jack and I remember them with love.

Jack and Ella Huggins

I will ALWAYS remember the fun times I had at my Uncle Harry and Aunt Beatie's house. I'll remember the little metal cars we use to ride around in, the swimming pool, the monkey swing, the homemade ice cream, the picnics with the big watermelons, sleepovers, spending beautiful summer days and nights with my cousins, playing kick the stick and kick the can, catching lightning bugs and putting them in a jar for our night light, I could go on and on. I have so many fond memories of my childhood...

My sympathy goes out to your entire family on the loss of your father. Dottie, I know how hard it is to lose a parent. I just lost my mother in April 2006 and it really takes time to realize how much your life changes. Just be assured that your father is reunited with your mother and that they are together again and happy. Take it day by day and keep reveling in the fact that we will see them again because thats what keeps you going. All your old friends miss you here and hope to see...