4124 Ironbound Road
Williamsburg, Virginia
Williamsburg: Harold R. Lominac, 83, died peacefully at home with his family, October 24, 2012.
Harold worked for IBM for 37 years as an engineer at Glendale Labs in Endicott, New York and at San Jose Labs in San Jose, California. From punch cards to laptops, Harold loved programming for IBM and for personal pleasure.
Harold was born June 21, 1929 in Asheville, N.C. to Richmond and Ada Lominac. Harold left home for Mars Hill College at 16, transferring to North Carolina State in Raleigh and earning Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Mechanical Engineering. He also studied advanced mathematics at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island for two years on an IBM fellowship.
Harold served with the Navy working in special weapons while stationed in Albuquerque, New Mexico and Yorktown, leaving the service in December 1957.
Harold worshipped locally in the Williamsburg Community Chapel, serving as a deacon, singing in the choir and helping others through Stephen's Ministries. Harold was similarly active in congregations in Morgan Hill and Santa Clara, California and in Endicott, New York. In California, Harold also served as a Children's Coordinator for Bible Study Fellowship. In San Jose, he served on the Prison Ministry Board.
Harold is survived by Louise, his loving wife of 58 years; his son, David and daughter-in-law, Kris; his daughter, Amy Payton and husband, Mike; four sisters, Ann Kanoy, Frieda Penland, Yvonne Amico and Doris Sherman; brother, Rex and sister-in-law, Judy; grandsons, Christopher and Patrick Lominac and Sam Payton; numerous nieces and nephews; and a host of friends, all of whose lives he found as interesting as his own. Harold was predeceased years earlier by his parents, his sister, Marie and his son, Steve.
The family will receive friends from 3 – 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 27 at Bucktrout Funeral Home, 4124 Ironbound Road, Williamsburg, VA 23188. A funeral service will be held at Williamsburg Community Chapel on Sunday, October 28 at 3 p.m. Interment will be at Montlawn Cemetery in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Louise and Family,
We extend our deepest sympathies to you at the Home Coming of Harold. A dear friend and faithful servant of our Lord. The fond memories of Harold continue and our love is extended to you.
Cathy & Brian McMulkin
November 4, 2012
Sorry to read about Harold. My thoughts and prayers are with each of you.
Jerry VeHaun
October 31, 2012
Dear Amy, Mike, Sam and family, I can't imagine the whole that is left by a man with such a big impact on your lives and those he has touched. It's so wonderful to hear of his faith and the witness his actions spoke in how he raised you and your brother. What a testimony! You continue to be in our thoughts and prayers Love, Jayne, Mark, Rosie, Olivia and Sophia Di Vincenzo
Jayne Di Vincenzo
October 30, 2012
Dear Louise and family, our hearts are saddened with death of Harold. We have many special memories with you since NCState BSU. Your work for God has blessed so many. Our prayers go out to you. Love Bob and Cathryn Kinser
Robert C. Kinser
October 28, 2012
Dear Louise and family, our hearts are saddened about Harold's death. We just read our paper with report. Many memories we have of you and Harold over the many many years since NCState. Our prayers go for you and your family. With love, Bob and Cathryn Kinser.
October 28, 2012
Harold Lominac family,
Harold and I grew up togather next door and we did a lot of farm work and i considered Harold to be my best friend.Things have changed since then but close friends will never die.We were baptised the same day on a cold day in a pool in a cow pasture.Wish we could have been at their reunion but we will have one later that will last forever.love to all.
Gene & Sue Capps Winter Park Fl.
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October 28, 2012
I am so sorry to hear of Harolds passing. He was an incredible man of God. It is good to know he is at peace now. I got to know him a bit better when training for Stephen Ministry he was a great inspiration to many of us.
Katrina Woodfin
October 28, 2012
Louise & David and Amy, I'M so sorrw about
Uncle Harold, he's the best,we all miss him.Harold did so many good things for lot people,I'M glad he reasting now. Grandmother & Granddaddy
is there to great him at GOD GATES.
I'm happy he was a good christen man
like his parence.I hope the next week
to come, will be easer. Peace come to all. Freida , and all her Family send
there smipathy.
JUDY HEDRICK
October 28, 2012
Rex and Lominac family: The family of John Will Johnson send their thoughts and prayers. Another one of the remaining older generation of our small Olivette and Macedonia Road community leaving us but we know they are safely home and at peace. God Bless.
Linda Johnson Scorsone
October 28, 2012
Dear family of Harold Lominac,
We are so very sad about learning of the passing of Harold. We are close friends of Dorris and have known the Lominac family since Jeanette's early childhood and our college days at Mars Hill. Jeanette is the daughter of the late Burgin and Willie Wright of Olivette. We are so glad you were able to have your family reunion in June even though we didn't get to see Dorris at our Erwin reunion! We were able to see her in September before she left for her trip to MI. May God give you His Peace and Comfort as you grieve for Harold. Talk about him often to keep his spirit alive in your hearts. I know he has had a loving family here on earth and will continue to have one in heaven!.
Much love in Christ,
Ed and Jeanette Wright Parham
703-323-6990 [email protected]
Ed and Jeanette Wright Parham
October 27, 2012
I will miss Harold's sweet spirit and tender heart for others. May we learn from his caring ways and trust the savior he so closely walked with.
Sincerely,
Beverly Bruce
October 27, 2012
Dear Louise and family,
I am so sorry for your loss but so glad for your strong faith. Harold is a very special, sweet and gental man. He has always been an inspiration to me and so many in our community.
Keeping you all in my prayers and thanking the Lord for your family.
Love,
Sharron Lamkin
October 27, 2012
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