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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Harold Vincent Bullock. We will remember our Uncle Harry forever.


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Donald Reed
November 9, 2015
November 9, 2015
Happy Birthday Dearest Harry,
I miss you so much. . . Your beautiful spirit, warm voice, kindness, joy, and guidance were some of my life's greatest gifts. I will remember and love you forever.
Herbert Coleman
November 9, 2015
November 9, 2015
Missing you old friend! Remembering all the lunches and stories we shared with you and Anne. I started wearing a Beret after seeing you with yours, "COOL" not everyone can wear one like you did!
RIP my dear friend. Herb & Gloria.
Crysta Burgess
May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015
Harry was my uncle, his brother Richard was my father (my mother Eleanor is the beautiful woman pictured witnessing Harry and Ann getting married). Uncle Harry and Ann were a constant fixture in my life until the death of my father, fueled by an unfortunate family dispute/misunderstanding. I often think of my childhood, spending time with my uncle, he was always kind, loving and giving, soft spoken and proud & a snazzy dresser! Rest in internal heavenly peace Uncle Harry! Love Tyese
Monica Huggins
April 20, 2015
April 20, 2015
I first met my cousins Harry and his brother Richard when I visited New York in 1972. We shared a close family bond and remained in touch.Harry and I exchanged letters and Christmas cards every year and saw each other when ever I visited the USA.He was my lovely handsome cousin. My endearing memory of Harry is the love and dedication he had for his wife Ann. I shall miss him but his memory will remain always
Crysta Burgess
April 18, 2015
April 18, 2015
Uncle Harry was the GREATEST man I was blessed to know.
When my grandfather passed away he stepped in even more, he was the greatest example of a male role model anyone would ask for. A husband, a friend, a valued treasure who walked among us. We spoke often and I cherished every word. I would always admire his love for Aunt Ann and dedication he had to his true friends.He was a man of class, patience, unconditional love and adventure. ~Forever Missed and Dearly Loved
Sondra Jordan
April 17, 2015
April 17, 2015
Harold Bullock. Breathes there one who, upon meeting this witty, debonair charmer, could ever forget him. Harold swept my cousin Anna Mae up into a world-wind marriage and never let her down. "Honey-bunch," she'd purr. And he would ever-so-gently reply to her every need. They were smitten...with each other. I could never remember a conversation with Anna Mae that didn't include mention of her beloved Harold...at least a dozen or so times. I salute him for his dedication. It was an enviable marriage.
Herbert Coleman
April 17, 2015
April 17, 2015
After returning home from a four year stint in the U.S. Air Force I met Harold. He use to wear a Beret, he was always a cool dresser. He kept to himself but when a conversation broke out he told of his life of travel.
He had been all over the world. Never bragging but listening to him and his exploits were fascinating. Then he met Anne Minor and I guess it was love at first sight! They clubbed a little at the best places. Always dress to the "nines"! They were meant for each other. He was a true gentleman. Had a smile for everyone he met. I'll miss him . He was good and kind Gentleman. My condolences to the Family.
Diane Harrison
April 16, 2015
April 16, 2015
I met Harold and Anne when I moved into an apartment 'down the hall' from theirs. I believe that was 1973!  I moved away two years later but the Bullocks and I stayed in touch. Harry was probably one of the most well-balanced and affable people I have ever met. And yet, nobody's fool. I will miss our late night chats. Harry: suave, debonair and possessing a joie de vivre few of us will know.

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Donald Reed
November 9, 2015
November 9, 2015
Happy Birthday Dearest Harry,
I miss you so much. . . Your beautiful spirit, warm voice, kindness, joy, and guidance were some of my life's greatest gifts. I will remember and love you forever.
Herbert Coleman
November 9, 2015
November 9, 2015
Missing you old friend! Remembering all the lunches and stories we shared with you and Anne. I started wearing a Beret after seeing you with yours, "COOL" not everyone can wear one like you did!
RIP my dear friend. Herb & Gloria.
Crysta Burgess
May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015
Harry was my uncle, his brother Richard was my father (my mother Eleanor is the beautiful woman pictured witnessing Harry and Ann getting married). Uncle Harry and Ann were a constant fixture in my life until the death of my father, fueled by an unfortunate family dispute/misunderstanding. I often think of my childhood, spending time with my uncle, he was always kind, loving and giving, soft spoken and proud & a snazzy dresser! Rest in internal heavenly peace Uncle Harry! Love Tyese
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Happy 84th Harry

April 13, 2015
by Donald Reed

Harry and Anna Mae on November 9th, 2014 - Harry's birthday. 

The Pillow

April 13, 2015
by Donald Reed
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My wife and I had the pillow in this video made for Harry and Anna Mae for Christmas 2014 and I thought it might be nice and comforting for Harry to see a video of Anna Mae at home and doing well while he was in rehab so I used the pillow to try to evoke a response from Anna Mae. Anna Mae had commented about the picture on the pillow before with “Isn’t that something . . .” and “Look at my teeth!” so I was hoping to get a reaction of some kind from her.  This video was taken on February 4, 2014 when Harry was at the rehabilitation center recovering from his January 12th heart attack.   And, as it happens every now and again with Anna Mae, I was surprised and deeply moved by the poignancy of her response.  Later in the day I played this video for Harry at the rehab center.  The video moved him so much that he could not watch it in its entirety the first time I played it for him . . . “it’s too much” is what he said of the video.  I was as moved by Harry’s reaction to this video as I had been when making it with Anna Mae.   

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