Harold A. Kingsley

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family’s loss.

Words cannot express how I feel about my Uncle Harold. He was a role model in many ways, for his brothers and sister, as well as everyone he touched throughout his life. I wish I could have known him longer in this life. As a child, I remember his visits to the house, playing checkers with my dad and allowing me to believe I was Maxwell Smart. He was a generous man with a very kind heart. He was one of the hardest working people I’ve ever known. He motivated me to do better for myself and to live out my dreams. His belief in me helped inspire me to attend the U.S. Naval Academy and become a pilot. I’ll miss him dearly, but look forward to meeting him again down the road in the end. Aunt Lois, Mike, and John- My deepest sympathy and regret that I cannot attend the service.

Beloved Uncle, My first memories were of your twinkling eyes, your sweet voice and laugh, your camera, cigarette hanging from your mouthyour stump of a hand, your loving arms. Though not by choice, you were the head of the family at too young of an age. As a father figure to your sister and brothers you were wise and looked up too. As a loving son, you were forever talked about and very much loved. As an Uncle to many, your visits were always held as a celebration that you were home. Your words were honest and straight forward. I remember your conversion. I was amazed and praised God. You supported me and my girls when we needed the support. You (and Lois) were there for us. God is blessing you with a crown of glory for all the people you have helped. Now you are with Our LORD and of course your beloved mother and brother. They have been waiting for you and you are praising God together. Till I see you on the other side. My love and respect, Sandy