Harold R. Plaisier

To the family and many friends of Harold... He was a much loved running buddy and I loved seeing him encourage so many other runners...He and his son Roger poured concrete for our building company for a long time. Harold was also in the National Guards with my dad. What a life!! What great stories!! I can imagine Harold now giving running tips to God!! Godspeed Harold!! Love you!! Karla Wagner

So sorry to hear that Uncle Harold passed. We always enjoyed his stories and comparing running notes. The whole family will be in our thoughts and prayers. Thankful for the sure hope we have.

Like many, I had the privilege of getting to know Harold through the West Michigan running community. Loved talking to him after a race or at the local running store. A man of dedication and commitment in the community will be missed. Prayers for his family during this time.

After living next door to Harold for 38 years we will miss his smile his stories and his advice we want to send our condolences to his children his grandchildren and his great-grandchildren Karen Dan and Bonita lubberts

Roger and Jean, Julie and David, Brenda and Edward, and families, so sorry for the loss of your father. You are in our thoughts and prayers during this time. Max and Cathy Derks

After 39 years we will miss Harold smile his stories and his many suggestions on doing things right we want to send their condolences to his children grandchildren and great-grandchildren Dan Karen and Bonita

After being neighbors for 38 years Harold will be missed by the lubberts our deepest sympathy to his family Karen Dan and Bonita

Our condolences to the family. Will miss his pleasant, friendly personality. Sorry we didn't see one another more often as distant relative.
Leona (Harmsen) & Larry Waterman

I will miss the way Harold always smiled, with a twinkle in his eye, which reflected his positive outlook on life. I admired his devotion to family and friends. And he was a mentor and inspiration to me and others in the running community, teaching us the importance of running for the love of it. Rest in peace, my friend.