Harry F. Kotecki

Harry was a true treasure, a kind neighbor, caring friend, and a dear sweetheart of a man. Always willing to lend a hand, he was an active member of his church. He worked with me on the St John church history with dedication to the project. He took that same excellence into the church kitchen helping out with the bake sale. He volunteered side by side the women measuring the dough for the perfectly sized pastry. I am so very grateful this earthly angel came into my life. I miss your beautiful smile and loving soul.
Love you forever Harry, Laura D'Argo

Harry was always present at church listening to what was going on.One day he overheard a conversation of what would make us unique, it referenced a labyrinth. Before I knew it Harry was in the side yard laying out a full sized labyrinth just like Chartres, France Cathedral. Harry and Myra meant so much to so many at St. John church.
Rev. Peter McQueen

I have been teaching yoga to Harry for 4 years and I have always been impressed while he breathes. In group classes, I have my students inhale to a maximum count of 8 and he´s always been able to inhale to a count of 10. I cannot even do that.

I think it is because he has been playing the trombone for so long

Mecki O.

My first impression of meeting Harry at Motorola was his intelligence and mild manner of being helpful in explaining technical details about our very technical work. Plus his kind persona in social gatherings. I will always remember Harry.

Ed Sennett (Ret'd Motorolan)