Harry and I worked together driving for the shuttle service. We would sit and talk during our free time. He being a Korean combat vet and me being a Vietnam combat veteran, he opened up to me and sometimes we both shed tears. We became brothers in arms and a forever bond. I wish I had known of his passing to pay my respects. I mourn his passing as he was famly

1985 :-) My first job/boss ~ Such a quiet man who I loved hearing stories and learning from his history. Your entire family is in my prayers

Please accept my heartfelt condolences. Sending wishes of comfort to your family and friends.

I grew up next door to Harry and Janet and they were my parent's best friends.
Harry was the most giving person I ever met. He would help my father at the drop of a hat, helping install a water heater or a drop down attic stairs. We vacationed together in the poconos one year and he would take me golfing as a teenager. I was no good, but Harry was.
Harry was the type of person every parent hoped their child would grow up to be. He could tell a good story and his laughter was infectous!
Our world needs more "Harrys" these days. His loss affects all of us and we share Janet, Diane and Susan's pain. Rest in peace Harry!

Learning of Harry's passing brought tears to our hearts as we send caring condolences to dearest Janet and all the family and friends who loved, respected and greatly admired kind and thoughtful Harry. We have been friends of the family for more than half a century. He will be sadly missed by all. Love, George and Linda Kosmin Langford.