We are so saddened to hear of Duane’s passing. It was a shock to us and our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you. We knew Duane as a classmate and a good buddy. Kellie and Hollie we met at your home in Lancaster when we came to visit one time. Hang onto those many many memories because he sure made many with everyone he knew.     Bill and Jo Ann Avery

Holly, Kellie and family
Sharon and I were saddened to hear of Hank’s passing. We had many enjoyable and never to be forgotten times with Hank and Judy. We will always remember Hank’s friendship, humor and willingness to lend a helping hand. I am sure he will be missed by you and all those he touched. Our prayers and sympathy are with all of you. Unfortunately we are out of town on May 4 so will miss the memorial service. but our thoughts will be with you.  Tom and Sharon Kennedy

Hollie, Kelly and Laurie:

My deepest condolences to you and your families.  I was deeply saddened to hear of Hank’s passing.  I just talked with him the other week after returning from the ICI meeting.  He lived life to the fullest.  He was a devoted Husband and father; it was inspirational to see how loyal he was to his family.  The first time, I met Hank; a hurricane was coming up the coast causing flights to be cancelled.  Hank invited me to his house even though he just met me and was throwing a dinner party; he was an excellent cook and outstanding host.  He will be truly missed by all.  I will keep you in my prayers; rest assured he is in a better place, smiling more than ever before.

Jim and Lisa Wright

Dear Holly and Kelly,

I am deeply saddened and shocked by the news of Hank.

Hank was a motivator, teacher, friend and a father figure to me.He was always a phone call or email away from help. He invited and let me stay at his house for 6 months even though I barely knew him.

For me Hank was one of the best I met. A TRUE GENTLEMAN. Thank you for all the help given to me.

May he rest in peace.
Rakesh Mallipeddi (India) & all his friends in India.

Our deepest condolences

From Dr. John & Karen Palumbo

My family and I were so saddened to hear that Hank had passed away.  We knew him through Highland Presbyterian Church.  Years ago, church had a bagpiper begin the service.  There, in the pew sat Hank and Judy — Hank with a kilt on!  He was such a character and made everything he did seem fun.  He had a real joy that was contagious.  Several years ago he accompanied a mission trip from our church to El Salvador.  My children went on that trip.  One of their favorite pictures was of Hank performing blood pressure checks at the free clinic.  It was hot and steamy that day and I think Hank had just minutes before learned how to do bp’s.  That didn’t stop him.  He tied a bandana around his head, pumped up the cuff, entertained the children who were waiting for their parents and dove in.  That’s the kind of guy he was.  He had a generous soul.  May he be greeted in heaven with all the gusto he showed to all who knew him here on earth.  Yours, Kathleen Shuman

On behalf of the Stephen Ministers of Highland Presbyterian Church, we’d like to extend our deepest sympathies to Hank’s surviving family. Please know that you’ll be in our thoughts and prayers. Take comfort in knowing that others care for you. May God bless and keep you all in His loving arms.
Sincerely,
The Stephen Ministers of Highland Presbyterian Church

I was deeply saddened to learn of Hank’s untimely departure form us.   He was a very special person, and I feel truly priveledged to have known him, both professionally and personally.  For us outside the US, he epitomised all that is great within USA, and I know I speak for all at VA Tech is expressing our sense of joy in having known him and we are sure he has taken his sense of fun to a far higher place.

Thank you and God Bless

Jim, and all at VA Technology Ltd

Laurie, Kellie and Holly
Nancy and I  send our deepest sympathies to you.  Your dad was a good friend and we will miss him.  We cherish the many times we have spent together.  He was a good man!  We cannot attend the services because of my work schedule.  Weddings are a common occurrence on Saturdays!   You will be in our prayers.
Larry and Nancy Chottier

Please accept my sincerest condolenses for your loss. I was fortuante enough to work for Hank and he was both kind and generous and I will never foget his sense of humor in even the most diffucult times. He will be sorely missed by all.

Sincerely,
Shawn T. Roche & Family

It was just before the Passover Festival. Jesus knew that the hour had come for him to leave this world and go to the Father. Having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end. (John 13:1 NIV)

I read this passage the week after Hank’s passing and it perfectly discrbes how Hank lived his life, loving others. He loved us last in February when we visited him in Venice, cooking for us, walking on the beech with us. He loved me by calling from the hospital to tell me of his surgery. He lived Jesus greatest commandment, love God and love others.

Hank you inspired me to be a better follower of Jesus, thank you!

Perry Harvey

I really must say that I was extremely saddened by this news. Hank was such a great person, very genuine, kind, generous, and always delightful to be around. His positive attitude and friendly demeanor really shinned through to many who knew him. It was a blessing knowing and working with Hank at Spara. He will be remembered and deeply missed by many.

My heart goes out to his family. I am truly sorry for your loss.
May he rest in peace for eternity.

Daniela Zdravkovski

Dear Lorraine, Kellie and Holly.  Carol and I were stunned to hear of Hank’s death.  We are so sorry for your loss of your husband and dad.  Hank was the best neighbor anyone could ever hope for.  He was always willing to stop his chores to talk with me about just about anything.  A few years ago he came down to our house and cooked supper for Carol and me as well as six of our friends who were going to have Hank be the captain and cook on a Caribbean trip.  He was as excited as we were and told everyone what they could expect as well as answer questions from everyone.  Two of the couples backed out the following week for reasons I never found out.  To take the trip with only four of us and Hank would have been too costly so we never had the chance to experience sailing with Hank.  Hank loaned me just about any tool or piece of equipment that he had.  What a great guy, as I’m sure you all know.  We spent a week in your place at the shore and Hank answered all our questions before we went.  Had fun visiting with he and Judy and enjoyed eating out with them.  Missed him a whole bunch when he moved, but not as much as you will with his passing.  He was a fantastic guy!!  I know he is in Heaven with his Lord right now, so you at least have that to help get you through his death.  You will be in our prayers as you face the future without your husband and dad.  I’m sorry we will not be able to be at the service, but we will be in one of your husband’s and dad’s favorite places, St. Martin.  We will be thinking of him as we watch the waves hit the beach.  Bless you all!  Larry and Carol Woods, neighbors at 1949 Harrington Drive.

I had the pleasure of working with Hank at PA Malleable many years ago.  He was a great guy and I will always remember him.  He even helped me to get a good job after a layoff at the foundry left me without employment.  I am so very sorry for your loss.  Your family is in my prayers.

Wendy J. Diffendall

I was so sorry to hear about Hank’s passing.  He was a pleasure to work with and always treated us fairly in our dealings with him.  He was a fine gentleman and will be missed.

Sincerely,
Steve Davis

I just wanted to extend my condolences on the loss of someone I considered to be a good man and revered business colleague.  I had the pleasure of working with Hank over the last 8 years first at TechCast then in Michigan at CMI and Sparra. While I valued the business opportunity he provided, I more enjoyed our social times as he loved to give me a hard time but also offered good counsel.

I am sure he will be missed most by his family but know that others will continue to remember him.  I will remember him fondly and as a blessing.

Mark Neff

You are all in our thoughts and prayErs.  May god grant him eternal rest.  
Pat and marie periard .. jims parents

I served on the Board of Directors of the Investment Casting Institute with Hank. Hank was a wonderful person to work with. Not only always willing to give his opinion, but also always willing to help. He enjoyed life to the fullest and always had a positive outlook. You can tell he loved his family.
As a fellow PA person, you can always differentiate the people from PA from the rest of the country. Sincere, honest, hardworking, fun-loving, and helpful. Hank will be missed greatly but I am sure he is living well in his eternal life.

John Marcin
Past President, ICI

The entire team at Synchro ERP have fond memories of working with Hank before he moved away from the Myerstown site. We would like to pass on our condolences, and our most sincere good wishes to Hanks family at this very sad time.

Sincerely,
All at Synchro ERP.

Dear Holly and Kelly.
Carole and I are very saddened by the news of Hank. We were planning to vist him soon in florida. We kept in touch via phone often. We will always the good times wew had together and will miss him terribly. Please accept our deepest sympathy in your loss. He truly was one of my closest friends.
Ken and Caarole Houser

I just wanted to extend my condolences on the loss of someone we considered to be a good man I am sure he will be missed most by his family but know that others will continue to remember him. 

God bless their soul.

R.N.Mavani
Inova Cast Pvt. Ltd.,Rajkot, India

The words to describe Hank are all positive. Outgoing – Friendly ,Caring,
Robust, Energetic, a bit charismatic and he would say "Handsome".
He was enjoyable to be around with a quick wit and great sense of humor.
His presence is one that will be sorely missed.
His memory will live on with the many that he touched both personal and professionally. 
Sincerest condolences to his family.
Doug Neece  – Cleveland Tool and Machine, Inc.

Dear Laurie, Holly and Kelly

On behalf of the entire Tech Cast organization, I would like to extend our most heart felt condolences to you and your family members.  The sudden passing of our fearless leader has left our entire organization very numb with sadness, yet comforted knowing he is resting in a much better place. 

Mr. Harvey was much more than our President, he was an industry icon, a mentor to myself and others alike, a true friend, and most importantly a great family man.  Hank’s passion for our organization, its long term success, and the investment casting industry as a whole is one I will never forget, and one we all will forever be indebted to for his leadership and service in this regard.

Hank’s larger than life personality, perseverance, and endless joke telling has left a lasting impression on all of us both personally and professionally.

While coming to work this past week has been extremely difficult, Im comforted knowing we have been given a gift that I will forever hold close to me heart..

Hank you will missed by all, but I promise to do my best to continue the legacy you have left behind for our organization.

May you forever rest in peace..

Your Friend,
Shawn Mckinney & The Entire Tech Cast Team..

My condolences are with you. I am saddened of this news. Take care and be strong. David Jackson  Nestle Purina Petcare St. Louis

To Kellie and Holly,
 
My deepest condolences on the loss of you dad.  I loved your parents and just now found out that he passed.  I have so many great memories of him and your mom.  I lost my beloved Jeff last year and know the depth of your loss.  Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Always your friend, Dona