Harry and I were great friends since grammar school. I remember him when he and I were geeks and trying to find ourselves. I had goined the track team in Highschool and Harry stuck with the grunge crowd and other intellectuals like Ivan Peterson, etc. There was such a wonderful friendship between us. I never was able to keep in contact with Harry, but the finding out that he has passed has rendered me speechless to a degree. I loved him like a brother. I knew his allergy to peanuts as worse than my allergy to pollen. I will miss you Harry.

What a great man. I know Harry from Reebok and was impressed with his character and smile. Always positive and he spoke lovingly of his wife and family. I will miss Harry and so will the world.

Donna, there are no words to express my sorrow for your loss. I was so fortunate to meet and speak with you at the last show....my cousin is Michael of Scarlett Carson...hope you remember me...we talked of loving musicians, a bit more personal emotions and feelings....children, family, the blessing of loving, supporting, encouraging their intuitive talent....along with the pains that come with love...........You are always in my prayers, it was a pure pleasure to meet you Donna and see your husband perform and show his true love for you.......I am so sorry ....may you be forever blessed by Harry's love........

My condolences to the Dullys Family.
Even though the death of a loved one is hard on family and friends, God is there for you to give you whatever is needed to help you to endure during this time of sorrow. Call on him for comfort, peace and strength.

I'll never forget the 1st time I met Harry. I was working out next to an older woman at the Reebok. Harry came up and said "you might want to adjust the way you are doing that, try this...". I looked over and was impressed to see a personal trainer offer unsolicited assistance. He was genuine, kind and caring. A great person to his core. That was the day we became friends. Each time we saw each other he greeted me with his smile and we'd talk about life: his wife, my family, travel, skiing, jobs, singing, etc. He certainly loved his wife and it was clear that he loved life. The last time I saw Harry was at the end of June - same great greeting, same great smile! The friend I was with that day mentioned that I knew everyone at the gym - my response was "that's untrue, but that's Harry, he's unlike anyone else here!" Harry's presence will definitely be missed. My heartfelt and sincerest condolences go out to his family & friends.