HARRIET DYCHTON

No matter when I showed up on Harriet's doorstep,
she would welcome me in with open arms and a loving heart.
Every time I walk by her house now, I think of her and miss her still.

Just learned this morning (Nov. 3rd) of Harriet's death and wish to send my belated condolences to all the family. She was an exceptionally wonderful person and will be remembered by many for her gracious, loving ways. May she rest in peace.

To the Dychton family, Our deepest sympathy, Harriet was a very special lady and was loved by all who knew her.

To The Family of Harriet-
You have all been so wonderful to Harriet during this difficult time, and she was so proud of you all.
So many times, Harriet spoke of all the folks around this neighborhood -that they were so special to her.
We will cherish the many plants in our home that were given to us from this marvelous woman, and we will for always be grateful that she was part of our lives.
Forever live the memories,
Leta & Gary Watkins

I will miss Harriet greatly, like I have missed Tad. Both had a sparkle, strength, and light that one only can hope to emulate as we grow older. Despite some trying times in their youth surrounding the War, they both were forward looking and hopeful, and made others feel loved.
Volleyball has never been the same without Tad, and the little house on East Street will change as well, but memories will live on.
I am so thankful for Harriet's friendship and the multitude of stories she shared about her life. I am thankful as well to her family for the deep caring they showed her over these past months, weeks, & days. Our thoughts are with you all.

Harriet will be greatly missed. She was a great woman. My condolences to the Dychton family.

Colleen & Julius -- sincere condolences to you & your family. May all the wonderful memories of Harriet's life and love help to sustain you through this difficult time.
Warmly,
Amy Roth

Harriet's presence in our lives, her warmth, kindness, [that underlying feistiness!], and her wonderful smile have been an integral part of both our neighborhood and my family. Memories of holidays shared and traditional foods she prepared, the day she taught me to knit, sharing a glass of sherry [!], her love of conversation, all are gifts we have been blessed with. Even of late, Harriet exuded a graciousness seldom encountered in others. Our lives have been richer for the time we've spent with Harriet and her special sweetheart, Tad.

Dear Julius, Colleen, Cassie and Shannon,
I am so sad to hear of Harriet's passing. I am sure she is with the angels as she was an angel on earth. My parents and Tad will be welcoming her to their party, I am sure. Harriet was the warmest, most loving and most interested in others person that I have ever met. She helped my parents immensely. I'm with you all in spirit. Love, Myra

So sorry to hear of Harriet passing, such a wonderful woman<3 my thoughts and prayers to her family