Obituaries

Harry, always the jokester! When Linda and I were finished our phonecall, a lot of times he'd say, Linda just a minute and take the phone to tell me a joke. He loved family and was always welcoming when we went there, especially at Christmas. He will be missed by many. He's in good company.

I am in shock at the news of Harry's passing. We went through Basic training together in 64. Upon completion we were sent to A Coy 1st Battalion Black Watch. Harry always loved a funny joke or story so I don't think he would mind me telling one. One morning Harry arrived back at the barracks rather under the weather to say just before inspection. We gave him the usual cold shower, dressed him and stood him at attention beside his bed. Needless to say a Lance Corporal charged him with being drunk on duty and the Lance Corporal assigned me as a witness. Later we went on Orders Parade to determine Harry's punishment expect to be at the least 14 days Confined to Barracks which in those days was very harsh. The CO, I. Fraser asked me if Harry was capable of doing his duties that drunken day. One must be able to understand the military way of life. I answered him in this manner, Yes Sir. I. Fraser's remark was Case Dismissed. Many years later we told Fraser what we had done. He responded I know, that's what I wanted to see was Comrades sticking together. I shall miss Harry. Gone to soon. RIP Harry. Stand Easy Our condolences to his family, friends and comrades.

Harry, whenever I think of you, I picture you with a smile on your face and a joke on your lips. You had me in stitches every time I saw you. You are deeply loved by your family and close friends and will be greatly missed by everyone whoever had the pleasure of knowing you, Godspeed my friend. Veronica

To Harry's family and friends; So very sorry for your huge loss! This wonderful man touched so many lives and hearts in his time on earth. Our family feels so blessed to have known Harry and to consider him such a good friend. His humor, quick wit and friendly manner will always be remembered! May you find comfort in your many wonderful memories of this great man in the days ahead. Rest easy Harry and in peace!

I have so many wonderful memories of Harry and Ron telling dumb jokes and laughing harder than anyone while sharing a cold beer. I know you are looking down and smiling and your families and friends. Miss you forever.

You were a true gentleman who along with Linda welcomed me into your family I regarded you both as good friends I will miss your humour abd messages Rest in peace my friend Condolences to Linda and the family May God watch over them in these difficult days

Your eyes so bright, hopeful and kind. Your words encouraging and wise. Grateful to have met your light, shine on in glory my friend. I will carry on stronger having met you. Love to all, Patricia

RIP Harry-also Black Watch traveled those roads Gagetown to Truro 63-65 until married--with the Black Watch we were on top of the world but every-thing come to the end God Bless

RIP brother. You were taken too early and will be surely missed. Watch over your flock and us RCEME RATS as you sit on the right hand of GOD. YOUR EARTHLY MISSION IS COMPLETE, STAND DOWN BROTHER. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

Harry ,This not exactly the way you wanted to leave this old world but your there to make a pathway for the rest of us Old RCEME Rats . Arte' et Marte'

Harry was my sponsor when I was posted to 4 Service Battalion Lahr Germany. He met me when the plane landed with a signed leave pass in his hand and as soon as I changed from uniform to civilian clothes, I was on the train to Amsterdam with a bunch of friends. My sweet friend, I enjoyed all the laughs we shared. I truly loved working with you. RIP Harry, you were one of the good guys.

Dad, I miss you. My heart is broken.