I am so sorry to hear of Damon's passing in 2012. Although we lost touch through the years, I remember the good times that we had visiting you in Columbia and Des Moines. I am sure the girls are all grown up, as are our two. Praying that you are comforted by your wonderful memories.
Damon Kirk Harrison, 52, of 2700 Thornton Ave, Des Moines, died March 28, 2012, unexpectedly. He was born in Union City, PA, June 15,1959. Son of the late James and Colleen Harrison. Damon worked for STERIS Corporation for almost 30 years. He loved to lift weights and go cycling.
He was preceded in death by his parents James A. Harrison in 1992, Colleen N. Harrison in 2011, and his brother Jeff.
Survivors include his wife Rebecca and three daughters Lindsey, Randi, and Abigail of Des Moines; brothers Mark and his wife Mari of McKean, PA, and Shawn and his wife Kimberly of Raleigh, NC.
Visitation is at the West Des Moines United Methodist Church, 720 Grand Ave, West Des Moines Friday, April 13, 2012 from 6 to 8 p.m. Memorial Service Saturday, April 14, 2012 at 10 a.m. followed by a reception.
In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to the Wounded Warrior Project.
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Leave a tributeI am so sorry to hear of Damon's passing in 2012. Although we lost touch through the years, I remember the good times that we had visiting you in Columbia and Des Moines. I am sure the girls are all grown up, as are our two. Praying that you are comforted by your wonderful memories.
I think of you often with a smile and pray every day for Becky and the girls.
You were a great friend and I will be forever grateful for that.
Your Missouri Mom
Your Missouri Mom
rayers to "Becky and the girls"
Dick
e was assigned to my hospital in Columbia,Mo,far from his home and Becky back in PA.He was always positive,had a big smile & laugh,loyal to his family,job& friends.Thru the years,our family's friendship grew and remains today. We will miss him much,forget him never,he was one of a kind.Prayers to Becky and the girls.
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I am so sorry to hear of Damon's passing in 2012. Although we lost touch through the years, I remember the good times that we had visiting you in Columbia and Des Moines. I am sure the girls are all grown up, as are our two. Praying that you are comforted by your wonderful memories.
I think of you often with a smile and pray every day for Becky and the girls.
You were a great friend and I will be forever grateful for that.
Your Missouri Mom
Your Missouri Mom









I met Damon about 3 or 4 years before I retired in 1999. He and I had a constant "back and forth" on our favorite college football tems. His ... Nebraska and mine...Penn State. This carried on even after I retired. About once a year since I retired we corresponded thru e-mail. I will greatly miss that. As I recall Damon's brother worked in maintenance at AMSCO/Steris. One day I was on the phone with Damon and his brother showed up to do some work in our department. I handed him the phone and they carried on a long conversation. Just listening from one end was hilarious.
God Bless your soul Damon. You will be missed.
Dick Flaugh...
Damon-what a guy! I met Damon about 30 yrs ago, probobly when he first started with Amsco. He was the service tech for our sterilizers and he could talk your leg off! Through the years he continued to service our hospital and we were able to watch him work his way up the ladder. He was always available to answer any questions, even if that wasn't part of his job anymore. Always happy, smiling and all through the years his favorite thing to talk about was his 4 girls!