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Tommy Gordon Harrison

Orlando, Florida

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Colonel Tommy Gordon Harrison, USAF Retired, age 83, of Apopka, FL passed away suddenly on December 9, 2018 after a brief illness. Tommy was born in Jonesboro, AR & served in the USAF for 30 yrs, in the Strategic Air Command. Tommy is survived by his wife of 60 yrs, Marty Harrison, their...

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Always remember his smile and how welcoming he was every time I came to your house. Very sweet, always felt comfortable and welcome in your home. Anita Ames

Mrs. Harrison, Gordon, Amy, Liz and Pam, I saw this online and I know it's been a few years, but wanted to say I'm sorry about your loss. I have fond memories of your husband/dad. I'd be interested in catching up with you if that's ok. Anita Ames Robarge (still in Bellevue!)

My sincere condolences to Tommy's family. He was a true gentlemen with a wicked sense of humor. He will be missed but our lives are all better having known him.

Amelia, Sending deep heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. I was so sorry to hear about your dad. Thinking about you all everyday. Love and Hugs to you.

Marty, Gordon, Amelia and Elizabeth,

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you. Just as Tommy, with Gods help, did while he was here on earth. He was a true Warrior that "took care of things". The legacy he set will be long remembered. God Bless and rest in peace my great friend.

Col. Harrison was well known as The Strategic Air Command, 2nd Air Force Top Special Weapons Loading Team. As leader of the Standardization and Evaluation Team, he expected and demanded, nothing less that Zero Defects from his subordinates. Col Harrison's brilliant leadership by example and serious devotion to duty will long be remembered by those who served under his command. Now, beloved friend, that you have triumphantly arrived at the Glorious place the good Lord has saved for...

Tommy was indeed a giant among us all. Someone we strived to follow, to mirror in his steadfast focus to better all he touched. We will miss him deeply.

Patricia and Sandy Schlitt

The world is a better place because of Tommy being in it. He did so much for so many and his loss will be widely felt. We are grateful our paths crossed with this outstanding gentleman. Our sincere condolences to you Marty and the Harrison family. Blessing to you all as you go through this difficult time.