Joe A. Harter

Joe and I worked together for over 20 years, during which time he attempted to teach me some of the basics of golf and the superiority of coffee over tea, a drink he informed me was "not especially virile" even while his re-warmed coffee sat in the microwave getting cold again. Naturally we resorted to the exchange classic rock songs about one drink or the other, culminating in my burning him a CD of a 1971 Kinks album called "Muswell Hillbillies" with a song about tea and him pretending to...

Melanie may the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Very sorry for you and your family.

Melanie, I am so sorry and sad for you and your family

Joe and I spent many lunches at Spin restaurant just off the Plaza, and we solved a lot of world problems in a few hours. When it came to baseball there was no one better to give you the inside info. I will miss our lunches Jon Grams

The good times, meals together, ball games, heated political discussions and just his company will be so missed but great mememories to reflect on. Rest in Peace buddy.

Joe and his wife