Harold E. Pray

Dear Connie,
Many memories and friendships we will carry in our heart.It is so hard to understand why people are taken from us,but hold on to many good memories and let God guide you during this time of sadness.

My condolences on the recent passing of Cousin Harold. I checked the obits today and recognized the Pray name. I don't remember if I ever met him but as a child I heard of the Pray family often. I was born in 1946 to William Lewis and Leona Sullivan. Harold senior was married to my father's youngest sister Clara, born in 1903. Your family would probably recognize the names of my mothers (Sullivan) family. I have recently gotten involved in my ancestry and can trace my family back to the Luiz family in Portugal in the early 1900s. If you would like some of the Lewis background just e-mail me at [email protected]. Just make sure to put a notation in the subject box so I will know where it is coming from.

Once again, I am so sorry for your loss.

Sincerely,
Beverly Lewis Ephraim
Coventry, R.I.

Bruce & I feel your pain and send you our love and prayes, our memories of times spent with you both will last a life time.

Our condolences are sent your way.

Bob & Maria

Sending my deepest condolences to the family. So sorry for you loss.

Connie,

I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. I will always remember the good times we shared together in Venice. Love you.

Carol Ward

So many memories that will be with me forever. I will miss you and remind myself often. That you are in a better place. Until we meet again. Love you always. Linna XOXO

It is with a heavy broken heart and tears in my eyes
Heaven has gained another angel
We will miss you Gramps
But all the time we spent and all the wonderful memories we made together through out my whole life will live on forever within my heart and soul
May you now rest in peace
I love love love you always

Rest In Peace Uncle Harold. I have great memories of you. You always made me laugh and I loved the smell of that pipe. God Bless Aunt Connie and the family. Mike Abrames.

My deepest and most sincere condolences go to my Aunt Conny and all their children. I know it has been years since he smoked a pipe but I swear I can still smell Apple Spice tobacco. he will be missed.

God bless, Matt Abrames.

Love you Dad and will miss you much, forever in our hearts. Debbie and Don xoxo

Sending a wonderful man into the gates of heaven. Rest in peace,until we meet again. I love you grandpa!