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To: ecurbh; AppyPappy; HairOfTheDog

Has anyone found Harry's obit yet?


162 posted on 08/12/2005 5:15:01 AM PDT by Constitution Day
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To: Constitution Day

Not unless his name was Monena Lowdermilk. It's a riddle surrounded by an enigma.


163 posted on 08/12/2005 5:26:56 AM PDT by AppyPappy
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Not everyone gets an obituary in their local paper. Harry was not a long-time resident of this Virginia town. He moved there from California in 2001, and I gather had never held a job in his new hometown. Any obituary for him is more likely to appear in the hometown paper of his parents, or adult children if he had any, and even then only if they still live in a place where he also lived for a significant period of time. And with a name like "Harry Clark", it would be hard to track down unless you knew what town you were looking for.


172 posted on 08/12/2005 9:38:54 AM PDT by GovernmentShrinker
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Harry's children are a bit young and inexperienced at procedure when it comes to a death. One lives in CA the other in New Zealand. They have left for VA to take care of things. I did mention to his daughter that some people would like to see an obit. Hopefully they will print one in the local paper there. Harry had a varied and somewhat up scale life until he retired early a few years ago. If I see it posted I will try and make sure all know where to find it. Even if all comments have not been positive, Harry would have liked the fact there was so much controversy RE his death and his life.
180 posted on 08/12/2005 4:08:20 PM PDT by sheiladd (HARRY'S FRIEND)
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