Ernest Clyde HARMON

Ernie went home to be with The Father on November 1, 2023, in Clarkston, WA where he was residing with his daughter and husband; Pillarr & Robert Porter. He was under the Hospice care for his Mesothelioma, and Asbestosis ilness.

He was born April 23, 1935, in Benge, WA to William Clyde & Foy Blanche (McLean) Harmon. Ernie had three siblings: Irwin (Brother-Deceased, wife-Sharon) Pasco, WA, Rusty Curley; sister (Eugene; husband-Deceased) of Spokane, WA, and Caralyne Harmon; sister (Charles) of Pasco, WA.

Ernie was married several times in which he had five children. Judith Mattson; no children, Doris Adams; no children, Kathryn Ingraham; a son William Scaggs (Jeanne) Lewiston, ID, Barbara Krysiewicz; DeeLynn Pence of CT and Todd Harmon of CT, Ann Egger no children together, Leona Nett (Harmon); LynnDee C Harmon of Loon Lake, WA and Pillarr Porter (Robert) of Clarkston, WA, and Judith Mattson, Blyth. Ernie has numerous grandkids.

There won't be any services performed per Ernies' request. Judy proceeded Ernie in death October 27, 2021, and they both will be laid to rest together in Centerville Cemetery in Centerville, WA at a later date.

Ernie love being around horses, riding his Honda Goldwing motorcycle, Trap Shooting in Chewelah, Colville, Trail BC and Metaline Falls, driving school bus and fishing. He rode in the Spokane Lilac Parades, announced the Melody Riders shows in Chewelah, WA. He also drove school bus and was the instructor for Chewelah School Dist. #36 until his retirement. He purchased and ran The Valley Tavern in Valley, WA for a few years until selling and purchasing a home and ran a fishing and tackle shop on Waitts Lake, WA. After retiring, Ernie ran a Cob Shop, fixing old leather boots and leather items. He also retired out of The USS Navy after serving 23 years.

Ernie was a strong believer in going to church every Sunday. He attended Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Clarkston, WA. When his eyesight got too bad to drive, he would ride a scooter to church. At the very end either Pillarr or a church member would take him to church. I know he will be greatly missed by everyone that he has encountered with.