Martin Aaron Harmon

Ever Since I First Met Martin Aaron Harmon He Was Nice To Me His Two Sons Had Fun With Me

I was taught by the best of souls that, if you don't have anything nice to say, stay silent and say goodbye.

Shoot Martin. had many a great time when we wee young. You will be remembered.

Ron, Kitten & Dale,
So sorry for the loss in your family. I wish we had gotten to know them all much better along the way. We pray for God's peace to touch all of you and your families.

I was sorry to find this. I have been working on my Buettner Family Tree, and only recently "discovered" Martin as a 4th cousin. RIP cousin.

To say the least, I am shocked and saddened by the news of Martin Aaron´s passing! I worked on the Gold Country Ranch for his father. Martin and I became friends and I have always enjoyed our conversations. My condolences to his family and he will be greatly missed.

Uncle.. life too short .

Our heart felt condolences and sympathy go out to the Harmon family!!
What a shock!! He will be missed by many, as he was quite a `fixture´ in this community, and a good friend!
The Burnett family
(Tad, Colleen & Kalena)

The first time I met Martin was around 1979 in Roseville, California. He was around 12 years old. My husband George knew his father and brought Martin to meet us and we went to the movies. I noticed he had a dollar bill pinned on his shirt. I asked him why. he said his mother pinned it on him because he didn't have anything green to wear. It was St Patricks Day. I will never forget that day. Martin grew up to be a very nice person and quite a talker. My husband George was his best man for both of his weddings. George was quite fond of Martin and his sister Martine, also other family members. My family and I send our sincerest condolences to his family and loved ones. Martin will be missed by all of us who knew him.

I am truly sorry Martin is gone. We had a very cordial friendship. My sympathy and best wishes to the Harmon Family