Harry William Mountcastle

If getting older isn't challenging enough, we also have to bare the loss of our friends and loved ones on this journey. The Great Ones passing on will always want us left behind to be strong and carry on. Carry On Mary K. & family. Thanks for the great memories Harry. Your loving cousin's James & son Curtis Gurney.

So sorry to hear of mr.Mountcastle's passing. He always had a smile for everyone and will be missed at 8:30 service at St. Matthews.God bless.

Dear Mary K, Barry, Terry and extended family: I have wonderful happy memories of Cousins Harry, Paul, Hortense, and Aunt Lena to cherish for my lifetime. I wish I could be there today to express my heartfelt sympathies. Love, Cousin Jean Gurney in NJ; and George in NJ.

I was saddened to hear of Harry’s passing and my thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

My friend and neighbor for years.
Life without you will not be the same my friend. The years we spent knowing each other were some good years. Chopping and splitting of fire wood.
I will hold a special place in my heart
for you always.

Brother Harry was a mentor and wonderful Masonic Brother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Harry was a mentor and a great example and teacher to Dean when he was his apprentice at Dover. He was a fine man. We are truly saddened to hear about this and are keeping you all in our prayers.

Always a smile on his face and a kind word to say...I'll miss him!

Mary, you will be in our daily thoughts and prayers. May you be blessed.

TO THE FAMILY OF BROTHER HARRY; WHAT A WONDERFUL LIFE AMD THE JOURNEY HAS ONLY BEGUN GOD BLESS. RIGHT WORSHIPFUL AUBREY HOWARD MASON JR

I was saddened to hear of Harry's passing. He was a friend and Masonic brother. I always looked forward to talking with him at the Fork Union schools and our visits to DeWitt Clinton Lodge. He will be missed.

MAY GOD COMFORT YOU IN YOUR HOUR OF NEED
WITH LOVING MEMORIES