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Donna Harmon posted a condolence

My best memory of Truman was every time he done something for me like fix my car or any little thing. He would always say "You owe me a kiss". Then he would tell me "Donna you know these kisses are adding up and one day you got to pay up". If i had it to do over again i would repay all of those kisses plus more. I want to say to all of the family that I loved Truman and love you all very much and i am so sorry for your loss.

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Carol Harmon posted a condolence

I HAVE SO MANY MEMORIES OF YOU.. YOU WERE A WONDERFUL FRIEND AND I THOUGHT OF YOU AS MY DAD AT TIMES ESPECIALLY WHEN MINE HAD PASSED ON I AM GONNA MISS YOU SO MUCH.....

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Lea Harmon posted a condolence

All the words in the world can't explain how i feel about this man. He was more like a father to me than a father-in-law. I met him first and he said "I hear Wedding Bells". At that time yes I thought he was crazy. But then I met his son and married him. It lasted 18 years so he really knew what he was talking about. When I first came into the family he never called me by my name he called me Leer not Lea. Always putting er on it and on other words that he would say. Within the first year of marriage he started calling me Daughter. And he called me Daughter until a few days before he died. Thru the years we all as a family made a lot of special memories. But as time went on some of us went our separate ways but the love we all had for each other stayed the same. Thru any differences we had. He loved his family unconditionally no matter what. He was always there for me when I needed to talk and he always told me "Well Daughter I don't know why but I will always love you and them babies". Family meant a lot to him he loved his wife and children and grandchildren more than life itself. You were very loved and will always be missed. I will always love you infinity times infinity and keep you in my heart forever and always. Love Daughter

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Samantha Harmon posted a condolence

Pawpaw. Lord. I have so much to say. My apologies to the family that I couldn't be there at a time like this. But I'm so thankful everyone came together and handled things as should be. I couldn't have ask for a better pawpaw. Accepted me for who I was and respected every decision I ever made. Except for cutting my hair. I missed the past and last three years with him. And boy do I regret it. But I remember my only fear before boot camp was the fear of losing those I love the most and not being able to ever say goodbye. But I'm not ready to say goodbye yet. And until I am. I'm not. I know he is with me. On my ship. Everyday. Just waiting until I'm ready. And when I start to cry he will lay his hand on my shoulder and say now baby there is nothing to cry about. Pawpaw will be okay. You know your my baby right. I remember staying with them getting woken up at three in the morning to him sitting by the heater drinking coffee. I use to go by just to eat cornbread and milk with him. Or beans and corn bread. He always made me sit on his lap. Weak or strong. And give him his hugs he missed. He played the role of pawpaw like a pro. And no one could have done it better. No day will ever be the same knowing he is gone. And no holiday will ever feel right without his banana pudding. Guess I'm gonna have to pry the recipe out of Mawmaw. But I'll get it. That man fought Til he couldn't anymore. And had I known July was the last time if lay eyes on him. I would have done things differently while at home. I never thought I could miss someone so much. He took some of my heart with him. But I know I have him looking over me. And protecting me. For the rest of my life. I love you so much pawpaw. And I never told you enough. But I do. And I miss you. So much.

Harry Truman Harmon

1945 - 2012

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