I have great memories of Harry. I first met Harry when I was dating my soon to be husband at that time in 1970. I remember how good it was to talk to him, and how he loved to make others smile. I know he will be missed by so many.

Will miss the conversations with Uncle Harry about Louisvile busses and Minerva's and mechanical issues. We will be praying for the family during this time.

Our condolences to the Kindall Family. We had bought a car off of Harry many years ago while driving by his house. We use to always see him in Louisville. Such a nice man. He always remembered us, even years after our purchase...Gods Speed Harry.

In remembering my Uncle Harry, it's with his smile, kindness,love and of course his great sense of humor. He was always down to earth and you could see the kindness in his eyes. His love for the family and wanting all to be well was evident. His love for Leila was crystal clear, and without question. God's love is sure, His word is sure and His promise of heaven is sure. May His peace fill your hearts with hope and with joy. May God wipe away your tears and bring to remembrance all that Harry was and is. We shall see Harry there.

Kindall family, I am Nelson's (Ed's son) sister and have always thought the world of the Kindall Family. Even though we were not blood related, we were always treated like family. It was like having an extra set of Grand-parents in Rex and Iva, and many wonderful extra Aunts,Uncles, and cousins. Harry was a very special person that I truly admired. Remember all the wonderful times you shared, it will help during these most difficult times. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
In Christian Love, Pandora