Harold May

My deepest condolences to the family. Harold & Bea lived across the hall from me in the Independent Living section of Heritage. I was there when they were moving down to Independent Living. It was bitter sweet for them. I missed them when they moved down, but I did visit a time or two. Harold also knew my father back in the 50's & 60's as members of IMH church and the bldg committee. They were wonderful neighbors and it was my pleasure to have know them both. God bless. RIP Harold. My maiden name was Entwistle and my dad was Wally Entwistle.

Uncle Harold was the first person I called when my Dad died. Harold was leaving on a trip when I called. He was a steady influence on all we had to do at that time. Lots of good memories of our families and all the picnics and other gatherings.

Dear Bea and Family, l'm in rehab following a long hospital stay so I can't come to the funeral. Iwant to express my sympathy and prayers in your lost of Harold. I always found him to be soft-spoken, gentle and ready to be helpful kind of man. He was a good andfaithful man and I'll bet a good husband and father. Bea you and Harold h ad many years together and you must be happy to see your family thriving. God bless all of you. Fr. Tony '

My condolences to all the family. I am a granddaughter of Irma and Gerald Osterman, daughter of Bill & Kathy (Osterman) Flewelling - and remember a visit to Uncle Harold and Aunt Bea when I was a young girl. Prayers of comfort and Peace.

Bea, my thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. My life was blessed with contact with you and Harold and you hold a special place in my heart. Peace be with you and your family ODAT Kathy Bartlett