Harry William Schilling

My deepest sympathy to Harry's family. I knew Harry in the neighborhood and at Fremont. He was always "cool".
Barbara Blum Denver

Dayna, Harry Sr., Barbara and the entire Schilling family,

Harry and I first met in grammar school. He was a fine, loyal, honest, generous friend to me and countless others. His easy going manner and kind smile will be with me always. My deepest sympathy and sincere best regards to you and the entire family
Wade Taylor

So sorry for your loss...

Harry...thank you, thank you for everything. Thanks for being a friend and for being a second father to me. Thank you for always being there for me, for giving me advise when needed as well as the many laughs we had along the way which will be forever remembered fondly. I appreciate and feel very fortunate you and your family made me be a part of yours.

I will miss you my friend, until we meet again.

C.J.

Rest In Peace old Friend.

Schilling Family...Harry will be missed. And rembered as having "The Gerber Smile". Fondly, Joan and Kent Jacobson

Even though it's been almost 50 years since I've seen Harry in the halls of Fremont High school, I'll never forget that handsome image of him in his smart Black Jacks jacket. He was destined to go places. My deepest sympathy to his children, family and close friends.

You will be missed by all that knew you..I was lucky to have known you from our days in jr. high and at Fremont..God speed

I was introduced to Harry in August of 1975 when my employer in Oakland referred/recommended me to Harry to work at the Spindrift, while I returned to college in Sacramento. Harry offered me a job because of that referral. I continued my college education - in great part due to the job Harry offered me. Since then I have earned a Master's degree, taught for 20 years (most recently at the college level), helped my husband of sixteen years raise his sons, offered my time, devotion and...