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MOM
Son when are you going to walk around that corner as I know you are not gone. If only I could talk to you I miss you more than words can ever say even though it has been over 7 years I still can not come to grips with the fact that I can't see you or talk to you . My heart hurts as much today as it did on that horrible day. this pain will never go away and I know you would not want me to hurt this way but you were my ROCK and the one thing that gets me through is the last words you said to me "I LOVE YOU ' with a big hug before you left that evening . Love you and have a beautiful heavenly birthday
LOVE YOU
I miss you so much John...
Love,
Carol
Love you,
Carol
As work buddies we teased each other like two little kids who had it in for each other :-)
We found common ground in our photography..You inspired me..Taught me a lot
I am so glad that our paths crossed...
Rest in peace..
You are the guardian angel of all who have known you..
my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
John is one of those rare people who is willing to give so much of himself and he did it everyday at work, he did it with Love for you
and he did it for his special friends and for me.
He touched the lives of others by his Kindness, his Integrity, his Honesty, his Dedication for the helpless during work hours and
the Joy and Friendship he shared.
Yes! John touched the lives of many and he will be deeply missed.
I am Very Sorry for Your Loss.
"My dear John,
Only God knows why you physically left us so soon, but
you are right here with me, in the same place,
in my thoughts, in my dreams, in my heart,
and no distance, no time can ever take it away
until the Day that we reunite again.
I miss you so much...
Thank you for your Love, for your Tenderness, for your Caring
and for Our Wonderful Time together.
God promises in "John Chapter 5 : 28 and 29"
than soon will come a special time and we will see our Loved ones again,
And I will wait for that day,
to see you and we can hold our hands again.
Always, ILONA
Oh! Please don't feel guilty
It was just my time to go
I see you as still feeling sad and the tears just seem to flow.
We all come to earth for our lifetime and for some it is not many years
I don't want you to keep crying, You are shedding so many tears.
I haven't really left you, even tho it may seem so, I have just gone to my heavenly home.
And I'm closer to you than you know.
Just believe that when you say my name, I'm standing right beside you.
I know you long to see me but there is nothing I can do.
But I'll send you messages and hope you understand that when your time come to "Cross over" I'll be there to take your hand.
I truly believe this was his message
This was a message sent to me by John through facebook this week
May you finally find the peace that eluded you in this life. You will forever be the missing piece in ours.
Mike Segal
Diane
Ginny
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LOVE YOU forever
MOM
Challenged Minds
John was a unique person that I had the pleasure of knowing and mentoring at Ben Taub General Hospital. He had an exceptional mind which was inquisitive and highly intelligent. I enjoyed our daily conversations as colleagues and as mentor/mentoree. The knowledge he instilled in me regarding life, Mental health, healthcare, politics, the world made me feel as if I was the mentoree. John definitely left his legacy behind in all the knowledge he instilled in everyone he ever spoke with throughout his life. He will be missed.
Brunilda Ortiz, LCSW
Clinical Supervisor
Artist in Residence Program - Harris Health November 2009
Artist in Residence Program – November 2009
John Harmon, LMSW, MA, case manager, Clinical Case Management Department, Ben Taub General Hospital, became the first recipient of the department’s Artist in Residence Program at the Ben Taub General Hospital.
The program showcases the creative skills of clinical case management staff. It was part of activities held the week of Oct. 11-17 to observe National Case Management Week. Mr. Harmon is an accomplished photographer who enjoys shooting architecture, wildlife, and nature scenes around greater Houston.
During the program’s ceremony; he presented the department six of his photographs to display for patients, families, visitors and staff. “These are remarkable and beautiful photographs that everyone can enjoy,” said Ann Teske, MS, RN, director, Clinical Case Management.