Sunday, October 20, 2013
My deepest sympathy goes to all of you especially the immediate members of Harold's family .I was unable to attend Harold's service as I had company arriving and I did so want to be there to pay my respects and say good-bye to a very important member of our United College Class of '50. When I spoke to Harold last we both planned to meet at our 65th reunion though he was a bit hesitant to promise to be there as he would have been 90, I think, but I pointed out that his friend Jerry Alexander was already almost 90 and had come from Alberta to see us all. We were a very close class in spite of our being such a mixture of ages . We were a real mixture of recent grads from high school and seasoned vets from WWII. We will all miss him and wish so much he was still a part of our group (dwindling though it may be!) Once again my deepest sympathy and that of our United College class. He, by the way, never talked about his career so I was glad to read about all the years of work and his achievements and consequent retirement in the Free press obituary. Very sincerely, Margaret MacKay Wilson, Lady Stick 1950 , United College.
