Today, I received an email to remind me of the anniversary of Harry’s passing. I have so many fond memories of Harry, especially while living only one floor apart from one another. During that time, he would often find me working late hours, in the library. Later on, I discovered that he didn’t “find me” he was looking over me and knew I could use a Diet Coke and a smile, to help me finish my latest project.
He was such a kind man, always thinking of others. Harry will always be missed.

Hello Harry, how is it going up there? Hope that all is going OK with you now, Have a great day brother in law.

You're in my thoughts often and hope you're resting in peace. Thank you for all you've done for me and the family.

Dearest Harry, It seems seems impossible that you have gone for two years and a day, as I feel your presence every day. There are so many reasons for that but I feel the main one is our ability to share the good and the bad and then move forward. You were your happiest when you were able to fix a problem for someone who then became your biggest fan and PR

Remembering a good man, Harry Martin. The ultimate fixit man and life partner to my mother.

Thinking of you today Harry. Thank you for everything you shared with me, especially those furniture coasters

Dear Family & Friends,
Today is the one year anniversary of my beloved husband's death. Since then, not a day goes by that I do not think of him, talk to him and thank him for being in my life. Harry and I learned a great deal from each other and our love grew deeper as we grew older. I wish to thank family and friends who played an important part in his life. It warms my heart that he played an important part in theirs. I know that I am a better person because I was blessed to be Harry's wife for almost 43 years. Thank you Harry, for being the best partner I could have ever wished for. Love always, Terry

Harry Martin. He loved: family life; helping others who could not help themselves; and, most of all – he loved my mother. Thank you Harry for all of the gifts you shared with us.

Perhaps the most striking take away from yesterday's Celebration of Harry's Life was the combination of the love and learning. Harry was all about teaching and helping others. However, many people didn’t know that about Harry, luckily by the end of our time together we knew so much about his love and teachings. We were his final "class" on this earthly plane. I'm certain he's smiling ear-to-ear as he moves onto his next class.

Dearest Harry, You used to ask me "Why are you staring at me?" and I would answer. "Because I love to watch you." You would then give me a loving smile and go back to what you were doing. I want you to know that I still do that. I have the picture of us taken in one of those photo booths, right by my chair and I still love watching you. How very lucky we were to have found each other. We learned a lot together and I will always be grateful that you were in my life. I know you are in a very good place now, reserved for the very best of people. I hope when my time is up that I will be worthy of meeting you there. I will love you always, your wife, Terry

R.I.P Harry, been great knowing you all these years