HARRY TAMOTSU TAKAI JR.

Family: I was sorry to learn of Harry's passing. I enjoyed his friendship and working with him at the Department of Transportation. Harry had a great smile and could make one laugh easily. May you find comfort in your memories of Harry. Peace be to you and blessings for strength and healing.

I will miss Harry - with his passing I realize just how prominent a role he had in my life during my public school years (1958-1966). He was my oldest friend, having become best buddies (the so-called Flack St. "irregulars") when his family first moved to Glenmont circa 1958. Spent much time in the company of his father (a great parent and unoffical coach to all of us kids), his dear mother and younger brother, Ricky. We were into typical kids' sports, did what all late 1950s era kids were...

My condolences to the family. May prayers strengthen you and memories comfort you. May our Lord Jesus Christ and his Father our God, who loves us, comfort your hearts and make you firm during your grieving process.
(2 Thessalonians 2:16,17)

I will miss him. He was like a brother.

It was a joy knowing Harry. I will always remember him. May memories of the laughter and love he shared bring peace to his family and friends now and always.

Rest in peace, Harry. We're going to miss your laughter, smile and friendship. Condolences to Karen and the family.

Thanks for the memories Harry, and being a good friend.

My deepest sympathy. I feel very blessed to have known such a kind and loving friend. He will truly be missed.