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Louise McNerney-Nehl
March 27, 2006
Growing up I remember so many good things about Harry, he was always our "cool" cousin, driving his convertible, taking us for rides. Everyone referred to him as the Mayor of Bethesda, He was great man and touched many lives. Harry who we called "little Harry" will be remembered fondly and loved always.
Louise McNerney-Nehl
Mary Ellen Donovan
February 24, 2006
I can't help but think about all who went before Harry. Quite a crowd. I truly believe that he has found peace. Maureen, you were a wonderful, loving and caring sister. God Bless!
tom mcnerney,cnp,phd
February 24, 2006
there are many memories of harry over the years, but the constant theme was of a great smile, warmth,
and most importantly gentle kindness. the true personification of a beautiful soul no matter what earthly struggles we have to overcome. the best part of his journey has now begun. god be with
him always.
Steve and Anne Kornblatt/Gray
February 23, 2006
Harry and his parents lived next to us for over 25 years. Harry loved our dog - Radar - and watched him for us - and even kept Radar's picture on his mantle. Harry loved his church - his country (and the Legion Post) and lived and died with the Redskins. We will miss him.
Jean Keller
February 22, 2006
Harry was a very, very dear friend of mine years ago. I had lost touch with him in recent years. We had many wonderful times together. He was such a sweet and fun-loving
man.
My deepest sympathies to his family.
Michael J McNerney
February 22, 2006
"Little" Harry was my older cousin.He was a St. John's guy,played a great game of tennis,drove a convertible and had a social life that made me want to grow up faster.The "Mayor of Bethesda" seemed to know everybody.He was loved by many. Rest in peace "Cus"
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