Harold Clayton Shablom Jr.

Harry...you've been gone now almost 8 years but you have never been forgotten. RIP old friend and always praying for your family and friends.

Just wanted to say we sure missed Harold at the 40th class re-union...you were not forgotten my friend and our prayers are still with you and the family.

Dear Nancy, and family ~ Like mot when I heard the news of Harry's sudden passing I was shocked and saddened by the news, I worked with Harry at Mobil and ExxonMobil and remember distinctly when he joined the old North Atlantic Division.
Creative, street wise, and always innovating, Harry forever was a positive influence on the business and the people he led and developed. A good man, with a heart of gold, a patriot, and a real family man.
Rest Easy My Friend. Your time was far too short on this earth, but you made a difference, and lived a life filled with purpose.

I graduated from high school with Harold. I remember him as being a very kind and happy young man. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

To Harold's family, Nancy, Clayton, Nicholas, and Elizabeth my deepest condolences on your loss. Harold was a student of mine at SHS. Harold was an excellent student and active participant in school life. It was my pleasure to recently run into Harold this fall at a football game in Elmira where he was providing his wonderful care to our mutual friend Bob Hill. Harold certainly stepped to the plate to care for Bob as Bob had done for him. May you all be sustained in this difficult time by the memories of the good times you had with him.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I was shocked when I heard the news. We are all saddened with heavy hearts but know that the world is a better place because of Harry's time on earth. Heaven is certainly finding that out now. Harry was a great friend from junior high all the way through high school. He was one of the only people I ever remember from Southside to receive an appointment commission to attend West Point and then followed that up with a distinguished military career. And... from what I could tell a successful executive with Exxon Mobil. We spoke only once since he moved to No. VA but he was most proud of his family. This was all typical Harry.
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy and know that Harry and all of you are my prayers.

Wow I am shocked to hear of this. We are cousins and I can remember our good times we had at my Aunt Anna's house which was your grandmother, I hope you R.I.P. . such A SAD DAY FOR SURE. Going to miss you cuz.

Family and friends,
I know that this is a very difficult time. It's never easy to lose someone you love but God promises us that we will see our loved ones again and that you will see Harold again. Until then may your hearts be filled with the wonderful memories of joyful times spent together as you celebrate a life well lived. Please accept my condolences.

I'm deeply saddened to hear this news of Harry's passing. Heaven gained another ray of light when the pearly gates opened to usher this sweet soul home. My deepest condolences to his wife and family.

Harry served with me in the 3d Infantry Division in Germany. He was one of the very best officers I ever had the priviledge of serving with in my 30 years of active duty. He was mature far beyond others with his time in service and he cared deeply about his Soldiers and their families. R.I.P. old friend. Rock of the Marne!

Harry was one of the kindest men you will ever have the pleasure to meet...went to high school together and was liked by all who met him...RIP Harry...

I worked with Harry and have known him for more than 25 years. Harry had a heart of gold and would help anyone, anywhere, anytime. the outpouring of support from his friends and colleagues from around the world has been incredible. He will be sorely missed

I am saddened to hear of Harold's passing. My condolences to his wife and children. Harry and I were high school friends and served as class officers at Southside high school. We kept in touch over 35 years and I will miss my friend. He always reached out to us for our reunions and made it a point to call or contact us when he was in the southern tier. Rest In Peace Harold

I am sad to hear that our class president has passed. I am proud to have know such a fine man. My prayers go out to Harold's family.

I remember Harry from High School. Kind to all, smart, and an all around great guy. To his family my deepest condolence.

Harry, your energy, your passion and your character were high examples and an inspiration for all who had the privilege of working with you. You were taken from us too soon. You will be remembered and you will be missed.

My heartfelt sympathies to your family, there are no words that can even touch the loss you are going through. My family will pray for you in this time of loss for comfort and guidance. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Love, Mrs. Cordle, BHS

Thank you Harry for the opportunity to be more than I thought I could be. Your faith in me will never be forgotten. Whenever I see others from the team we share fond memories of you.