| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
7/13/2015 Cousin Patti
Walpole, MA, USA
To my cousins Joan, Hal, and Donna. Thinking of you guys. Uncle Harold is now hanging out at that " Big Golf Course in the Sky", as my brothers always put it. May God Bless You all at this sad difficult time. Uncle Harold always had a big smile and hardy laugh. That is what he wants for you guys now. Love your cousin Patti
7/14/2015 James Forsyth
Canton , MA,
Condolences to the Harkins, Cleary's and Hanson's. Harold was a great husband, a great father, and a brave soldier. He will be missed by the neighbors on Eliot St. Missed by his town, and by his country.
7/14/2015 Sabrina
Canton, Massachusetts ,
Our heartfelt condolences to the Harkins Family. Always know that you beloved father will be with you in spirit. I have such fond memories of Mr. Harkins. I will never forget all the trips to the little white store with Donna to get Harold his candy bars. I wish you strength in your time of sorrow. Rest in Peace Mr. Harkins
7/15/2015 Lawrence and Carol Duguay
Foxboro, ma, usa
Aunt Rita, Joan, Hal, and Donna....Thinking of you during this difficult time and keeping you in our prayers. We all have so many fun memories of Uncle Harold, his jokes and laughter. May your good memories help you in the days ahead. Lots of Love!
7/15/2015 Barbara Tate
Beavercreek , Ohio, USA
My condolences to the Harkins and Spintig Families. Uncle Harold - how could I ever forget this wonderful man. I was so young and he was so patient. I remember him inviting me to walk the golf course with him - I never understood why anyone could possibly enjoy this sport. It wasn't the Red Sox, the Bruins, the Patriots or even the Celtics - no fans cheering you on. Now here I am many years older and wiser and I LOVE to watch the game of golf - it reminds me of the couple times that I did walk the course and watch him hit that little white ball. God Bless and rest in peace Uncle Harold, love your niece Barbara Tate (Spintig) Beverly's daughter!
7/16/2015 Barbara Tate
Beavercreek, Ohio, USA
my condolences to the Harkins and Spintig families. Uncle Harold, how could I ever forget thi wonderful man. I was so young and he was so patient. I remember him inviting me to go to the golf course with him - I did go a couple times. I never understood how anyone could possibly like this sport. It was not the Red Sox, the Patriots, the Bruins not even the Celtics, no field or arena full of fans to cheer you on. Now here I am many years older and wiser and I love to watch golf tounaments. - it reminds me of the couple times I did go and watch you hit that little white ball God Bless and rest in peace. Your niece Barbara Tate (Spintig) Beverly's daughter.