Robert Harrison

We have fond memories of the time we spent with Ann and Pegram in Isleboro whom we met through our daughter´s husband, John Foster and his parents. We remember him as being delightful, kind and generous and had a way of making everyone feel welcome.

We also grieve the loss of a beloved southern gentleman. With love and prayers, Debbie and Russ

I always enjoyed having Pegram as a patient. He was always curious about my family, and loved to chat about darn near anything. The epitome of a "Southern Gentleman". My condolences to Pegram´s family.

I knew Mr. Harrison not well, but he resembled my own dad well, in character, and I´ve remembered him fondly. He was gracious and inquisitive, and he listened, as noted, and I´m ever grateful for the league of gentlemen he embodied.

My heart is broken to hear of the passing of Pegram. My deepest condolences to Ann and the family. Though I met the marvelous Pegram through my parents- Kitty and Frank Ross, he was an important time a mentor who insisted on taking me seriously at age 17. He created a fiction that he was representing a client ( it was him) when he made an important contribution to a cross- country trip I made at age 17 with my best friend, Malcolm McFarlane. Pegram was an inspiration to me; he was my...