Monday, June 4, 2018
Harry was a gentleman and a class act. I had the pleasure of working with Harry for five years. He was a great guy to talk to when you were having a bad day. He knew how to put things in perspective and had a “look at the bright side” kind of attitude. He was always up to date on current events, bringing a newspaper to work every day, and enjoyed debating politics during lunch hour. Harry never seemed to feel the pressures at work. No matter how stressful things were, he always had a positive demeanour. He often told funny stories and shared odd facts to lighten the mood in the trailer. He frequently spoke of his family with pride.
I am very sorry to hear that Harry was taken too soon. He will be deeply missed by all those who had the pleasure to know him. All the best to his family.
