In Memory Of
Willard Kenneth Harman
1931
2012
Willard Kenneth Harman
June 13, 1931 — July 15, 2012
Willard Kenneth Harman
81 of Denver, Colorado, went to be with Heavenly Father on July 15, 2012. He was born June 13, 1931, in Grand Junction, Colorado, to Willard Darcy & Vida Harman as one of six children. He was raised as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was a lifelong member and spent much time serving in the church. Willard and his wife, Janet, served two missions together. He graduated from Grand Junction High School in 1949, served in the US Navy until 1954, and took various college courses and had many interests and talents. He worked primarily as an industrial mechanic in the mining and transportation industries. Willard is survived by his loving wife, Janet Harman; his sister, Beth Randall; brother, Dorsey Harmon; eight children, William Harman (married to Dawn), Colleen Darlington (married to Wayne), Bradford Harman (& Stephanie), Patricia White (& Martin), Amy Briggs (& Eric), James Harman (& Larkin), Helen Shellman (& Joel), Stacey Salgado (& Arnulfo); and over a score of wonderful grandchildren.
Willard wrote to his family:
To My Children and Grand Children,
I want you to know that I love my country. From ocean to ocean, from the north state to the island state. From its mountains and canyons, its rivers and plains. I love its farm lands and cities, I love its railroads, cars and planes. I love the monuments and scenic wonders, national parks, forests, deserts, that this land contains. I love the Churches, Temples and people. I love the good songs it sings. But most of all, I love the liberty and freedom it rings. When Old Glory is raised and our anthem is played, my breast swells from within from the feeling it brings.
Dad
Willard was a devoted citizen, husband and father. He will be missed on this earth but we look forward to seeing him later.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made in Willard's name to the American Alzheimer's Association of Colorado, 455 Sherman Street, Suite 500, Denver, CO 80203.
81 of Denver, Colorado, went to be with Heavenly Father on July 15, 2012. He was born June 13, 1931, in Grand Junction, Colorado, to Willard Darcy & Vida Harman as one of six children. He was raised as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was a lifelong member and spent much time serving in the church. Willard and his wife, Janet, served two missions together. He graduated from Grand Junction High School in 1949, served in the US Navy until 1954, and took various college courses and had many interests and talents. He worked primarily as an industrial mechanic in the mining and transportation industries. Willard is survived by his loving wife, Janet Harman; his sister, Beth Randall; brother, Dorsey Harmon; eight children, William Harman (married to Dawn), Colleen Darlington (married to Wayne), Bradford Harman (& Stephanie), Patricia White (& Martin), Amy Briggs (& Eric), James Harman (& Larkin), Helen Shellman (& Joel), Stacey Salgado (& Arnulfo); and over a score of wonderful grandchildren.
Willard wrote to his family:
To My Children and Grand Children,
I want you to know that I love my country. From ocean to ocean, from the north state to the island state. From its mountains and canyons, its rivers and plains. I love its farm lands and cities, I love its railroads, cars and planes. I love the monuments and scenic wonders, national parks, forests, deserts, that this land contains. I love the Churches, Temples and people. I love the good songs it sings. But most of all, I love the liberty and freedom it rings. When Old Glory is raised and our anthem is played, my breast swells from within from the feeling it brings.
Dad
Willard was a devoted citizen, husband and father. He will be missed on this earth but we look forward to seeing him later.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made in Willard's name to the American Alzheimer's Association of Colorado, 455 Sherman Street, Suite 500, Denver, CO 80203.
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