Dear Howard,  I'm thinking of you today...missing you and my dear son David...your nephew. I like to think that he is there with you and Stevie and all our loved ones there. It's such a sad time. Love you, Lorraine

Dear Howard, Wish you you were here at Peases Point to celebrate your 86th birthday with us. I know you loved it here. We've always been so happy that you found this beautiful place for us way back in 1957. I love you and I'm missing you.

It is so good to have this memorial...I thank you Mike. I come often to visit. I'm missing you very much..my dear brother.

Alex, Michael and Nancy,

So sorry for the loss of Uncle Howard! I remember playing cards with Uncle Howard, Walter and Doris at Peases Point! There was no fooling around there! It was the first time I ever heard of Hoyle's Book of Rules. Doris wouldn't let us cheat, even if we wanted to! 

Roberta Crook

My prayers and thoughts go to you Lori , and Howard's. Family. I. Remember him sitting in your chair and enjoying the view and your. Kids. Love to all,Anne

Dear Howard, I have so many happy memories of our life growing up together. I especially remember all those wonderful summers visiting Grandma and Grandpa Wagner in Nova Scotia. We learned how to swim there one summer in that cold water. It was our job to find and bring their cow home every afternoon. We loved watching grandpa in his huge boat shop building the big boats for the fishermen. We loved the sweet apples from Mrs Fisher's tree. Mom and Dad came to visit and take us home in time for school. I loved all those days with you and I remember so many more happy times. Your my little brother and I loved being your sister.
I love you and I'm missing you very much. Lorraine

We were sad to hear about Howard passing. We were honored to have known him, even for the short amount of time that it was. Howard had a good sense of humor, and was very sweet with our kids, Ella & Magnus. We will always remember him, and cherish the time we had together. Our thoughts are with you Grandma Nancy and the rest of Howard's family.
All our love, Scot, Angie, Ella & Magnus Nichols

Lori - I remember meeting Howard on your deck at Pease's. A kind man. Losing a sibling is so difficult. Our condolences to you and your family and to Howard's family. Thinking of you. Love, Susan

Uncle Howard and I had many a "serious" chat about Tampa Bay sports teams vs Boston teams. I enjoyed the common interest we both shared. I've always been very thankful to Uncle Howard for his initial investment in Peases Point. I love the Point and the many wonderful relationships that been fostered and enhanced there between family and friends. It was always special when I came to Peases when Uncle Howard and Nancy were there visiting my mom. Uncle Howard will be missed! My sympathy to all, love Deb

Regrettably, it has been many years since I've seen or spoken to Uncle Howard. However, I have clear and fond memories of him. I remember him as an easy going, soft spoken, intelligent conversationalist with a witty and dry sense of humor. On several occasions, I attended High School football games with my father and Uncle Howard. I was visiting from New Orleans...or, perhaps the Air Force Academy...over 40 years ago. Those events came with pre-game predictions, in-game commentary, and post-game Lamentations. The two of them "played off of each other" and were hilarious. As those evenings wore down, Uncle Howard reverted to his pensive quiet nature...and Harry Sr. "withdrew"...as he was apt to do. Another vivid memory that I have of Howard occurred during a visit I had just after graduating from High School...the summer of 1966 (I was 17 at the time). Uncle Howard and I played Chess many times during that visit. I think I may have won one of those matches; but, if I did, it was probably because he let me win. As we were playing Chess, I told him that I was scared of going to college; I was afraid that I would fail. I had done well in High School, but I didn't have anyone I could talk to about college. My mother hadn't gone to college, and my Dad didn't readily engage in such things. Howard, however, spent "quality" time with me listening to my concerns. He, then, told me what to expect and how to approach the challenges. In short, he showed concern for me, he encouraged me, and he expressed confidence in me. For me, Uncle Howard said the right things at the right time. I have remembered those moments with Uncle Howard for all of my adult life. I trust that there were many other similar moments in Uncle Howard's life. I consider myself very fortunate to have known Uncle Howard. May we all find the comfort we need in reflecting on our memories of Howard and his positive effect on each of our lives. I offer my condolences, prayers, and best wishes to Howard's family and friends. He will be missed.

We are so sorry to hear of Gramps passing. He will always hold a special place in our hearts and we will cherish the time spent with him forever. Thanks for sharing so many pictures of his life with this touching memorial. Love Marlo, Kristina & Kaitlyn

Alex, I am so sorry for your loss. What a wonderful tribute. He seemed like a great man. I can sure see the resemblance. One of the saddest things to me is we have to wait til people die to find out about them and how great they were in who they were and what they accomplished while on this earth. I just passed Kings Point yesterday! You are in my prayers. Please let me know if you need anything at all. Love, Janice

Thanks for all the help you gave me during my early college years. You provided me with priceless guidance and support when I needed it most. Tampa will always be a special place for me because of you. I will always keep you in my heart Dad!

Lex, So sorry for your loss. I remember your dad from scouts. He was a good man then and became an even greater man after I lost touch with scouting, just from seeing the pics and the other tributes. Loosing a parent is very hard, my wife has lost both and I was there for her. If you need anything please don't hesitate. Be well old friend. Time will help curb the hurt.