Harry D. Lane
Apr. 29, 1952 - Nov. 14, 2020
NORMAL - Harry D. Lane passed away November 14, 2020.
Surviving siblings are Greta Lane (sister), Elizabeth Richardson (sister) spouse, Joseph, Mary Tinch (sister) and Jacqueline Lane (sister). He is also survived by many nieces and nephews and many friends including a special friend, Debra Wilson.
Harry had retired from Funks Seed and worked at Jewel Osco. Harry had many hobbies but his all-time favorite was collecting Elvis memorabilia.
Harry was full of life and would do anything to help anyone at any time. He is a beloved son, brother, and loyal friend. He was a shining light in a sometimes dark world.
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Debra Wilson
November 18, 2024
I cannot believe it has been 4 years since we all lost Harry Lane. He was my neighbor and dear, dear friend. He was always happy and smiling. He was a truly nice person and I know that while I miss deeply, he is a bright star in heaven and he has a perfect body. I still wish all his family and all who knew him my deepest sympathies.
Konnie Cooley
November 20, 2023
Harry was a wonderful friend whom I miss
Debra Wilson
November 19, 2023
Harry was a very dear friend and I miss him very much. He was so kind, a happy guy, always smiling. The world is missing a great human being. My sympathy to all of his family and all who knew him. I know he is a star in heaven.
Debra Wilson
November 18, 2022
I still miss Harry so much. I think of him daily. I miss his smile, his kindness, and miss the person he was. I know he is an angel in heaven now.
A old time friend
November 25, 2020
Harry - my family first met you through a local organization the McLean Co Nuggettiers and you were an instant friend. You seem to relish all people and never made judgements but accepted all. I remember my family hired you for some work around their home and you were gracious with all the challenges. We lost touch with you and your family and I / we are saddened by you leaving us and your world behind but we are forever grateful for knowing you and your families. God bless you Harry and many blessed days in heaven. Your friend.
A close friend
November 24, 2020
I will miss Harry so very much. I miss his smile and his laugh. Such a kind human being.
Alan McLaughlin
November 24, 2020
Hello. I am director at Ministry & More & we had a long standing friendship with Harry. He always had a Huge Smile on his face & loved to pray with us & for us. Many of my volunteers wanted to know how we could get cards to you, his family. Please leave a message at the pantry, 823-9804. We are keeping you in our prayers during this time of missing a very nice man. God bless you! Alan, 831-8299
Laura Walker
November 24, 2020
Oh how I miss you so much. I will forever remember your smile and most of all your laugh. I will miss your phone calls and texts messages. Love you my friend.
Jessica leindl
November 24, 2020
Harry you will be missed and loved so dearly! You will always remain a huge part of my heart.
Konnie Cooley
November 24, 2020
A great guy whom I miss!! RIP Harry my friend. My sincere condolences to the family
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