December 07, 2015

Dear Lydia, Ronnie, Teri & Michael, So sorry to hear about the passing of dear Uncle Harold. He is woven into some of my earliest memories, like when our dad (Dick Phillips) and our grandpa (Paul Falk, ‘Pap’) and Harold took my brother Richard and I along to go fishing from a railroad bridge over the Susquehanna (1957?)…our Dad & Harold as cousins having come through Hershey Homes, cracking corny jokes, laughing till they cried. And Lydia was always the most movie-star beautiful of all the aunts, and my first exposure to a true Southern accent. After his years as a succesful electrician, Harold loved to tell about evenings on his boat on the Chesapeak, leaning back and saying, “I wonder what all the poor people are doing tonight.” Well, tonight we’re sending our love and condolances, and virtual hugs, and our greetings, from Amsterdam. Bob Phillips, with Miriam, our 3 daughters, Leslie (32), Ruthie (36), and Joy (39) with her 2 children, our beloved David (12) and Delenn (11). love and prayers, Bob

December 04, 2015

Dear Lydia, Mike, and Ron- you all were such great neighbors. I will always be grateful to Harold for bringing the bucket truck home so that I could paint the peak of my house and not hang over the roof those many years ago.  When I heard that Harold was ill, you all were in prayers, but I am sorry I never got to see you.  Unfortunately I will be out of town this Sunday and Monday too so I won’t see you.  Please know you have my sympathy.
Blessings, Bev Moran

December 03, 2015

Love and hope for brighter days ahead to the entire family. Warren and Jennifer Eldredge

December 03, 2015

Having once lived around the corner from Mr. Yarnell and later being a costumer of  the Yarnell Security Systems for many years, my wife, Nancy and I want to offer our condolences to his family upon reading of his passing on.
With much sympathy toward all of you.
 
Larry and Nancy Warshawsky

December 02, 2015

Dear Lydia and family,  
As Keith and I ate dinner this evening, we remembered the first time we stood in the yard talking. You and Harold shared the story of your first encounter, and his eyes lit up with boyish charm. We did not know him for very long, but we know your love was great. And your commitment to him is an inspiration to us. We are only steps away if you ever need anything.
Love Keith and Dori