Joshua Allen Harmon

Josh was always very kind to our family. And fun to be around. He stayed with us while he was going to Snow and helped my mom later when she was having a hard time. Even though I haven’t seen him in a long time, it’s hard to hear of his passing. Miss you cuz.

Josh was a friend of mine in high school and while I haven't seen him since we graduated, I was deeply saddened to hear of his passing. He was a great friend, always kind, and just plain had a good heart. I send my condolences and hugs to his family and hope they will find comfort in their memories.

Josh came over often. Being just down the street, there were days I was out front gardening, he would walk over, plop down in my chair out front and just strike up a conversation. It was always a welcome break. I enjoyed listening to him talk about his day, what was going on in his life & the neighborhood, what projects he had going on. How much he loved his family. What projects he was working on. We would just sit there and chat for a while, then at some point he would get up and decide it was time to continue with whatever activities were next on his list for the day. We conversed like this often. He was always willing to help with any project, and what you saw was what you got. There was no sugar coating with Josh. He told it like it was, and sometimes was a hard pill to swallow. I liked that about him. He was just...josh. He was far from perfect, but so am I. Maybe that´s why I related to him so much. He will be missed.

The last time I saw Josh was 4 weeks ago, Annabelle, Koda, Hailey lege man, and me, Macey Garske went on a 4 hour long trip to Pocatello to go visit their grandparents. We played outside, played with the cats and the chickens. It was a great two days. I hope Josh can rest and peace. I love you guys.