It's me again....I did not know Harold -- but surely there is someone who has a memory of him, of who he was. How can there be not a single person in our class who has something to say about one of our own??? This is TOO sad.

Chris O'Hare

Harry,
We miss you. You are in are prayers. Please pray for us.

Jim and Rosa

Miss you! You would have loved the reunion. I am sure you're looking down on us today as we remember you. One nation under the groove, getting down just for the funk of it!

Keri

Harry and I go back to High School at Malden Catholic. It is difficult to think about his passing, but it is easy to remember why he was so well liked.

Harry was a though competitor, a loyal friend, and the person everone liked being around. Harry was a great father to his 2 boys Tyler and Connor, and a loving husband to Trish. When Harry got married he had best men and ultimate men because usher was not a good enough title for the guys.

I suspect that there will be plenty to remember about Harry -- and I am sure smiles will come to all as we recall the man I called my ultimate friend.

kevin mchugh

Harry - I can never think of Harvard or Boston without remembering your exceptional warmth and kindness.

Maureen S

Harry,
Thanks for being a friend, a gentleman, a partner in crime and most of all for throwing the block that led to the only touchdown I ever scored. I miss you man and I love you now and forever!

Ronnie T