Harold Frank "Hal" Webster

I was Harold's cousin. We lived in the same house until I was 12. He was the kindest person I ever knew. He was 21 when I was born & I said that I was going to grow up & marry him.

We miss Hal's smile, his concern for others and his quiet presence.

I am so sorry I was unable to attend Hal's memorial service at UUSS. He was a delightful person in my life. We shared a love of chamber music as well as philosophy. What a life he had! Sending warm wishes to Helen and all the family.

Harold & his mother were the most influential people in my life. I spent time with him every hear until I was 40 & moved out of NYS. I am much saddened by his death.

I googled Hal and was sorry to read the notice.
I am planning a trip to Switzerland for a friend, and had HAL's notes in my file of our trip in 1988. Wonderful memories of it and all the travel we shared.

Hal Webster was one of those kind, beautiful, smart, loving people who make the world a better place. Helen is the same type of person. We will all miss him.

We will miss Hal. He was a kind, considerate and compassionate human being as well as being very accomplished in his field.

My father (Charles Fenimore) and Hal were colleagues at the University of Buffalo. And they both worked at the GE research lab and attended FUSS. I miss seeing Helen and Hal at church. They were very kind people. Paula Shaw