Dahrel "D.D." Harris, Sr.

Elaine, Rusty and Family,

I recently learned that D.D. passed away and want to extend my deepest sympathies to one and all. I am deeply saddened! Although its been many years since I last saw or spoke with D.D., he has remained someone I truly admired and respected. I've always considered D.D. to be one of the very best pipe welders to walk through the doors of L.U. 195, and someone I, et al, hopelessly tried to emulate.

Again, I am deeply saddened by the loss of D.D. He will be truly be missed and I will include him in my prayers.

God bless!

I am sorry for your loss Elaine. I was working the polls yesterday, and was not aware of your husband's death until Curtis Mason came in to vote. When I told him that I had worked with his mother, he told me about your husband's funeral. I am sorry I didn'the have a chance to come by and see you, but I will be remembering you and your family in prayer.

Sending prayers from an old friend out of 195.

Rusty, I'm very sorry for your loss. My kindest thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Elaine, Rusty, and family,
We are so sad with the passing of Uncle Dahrel. We always looked forward to him and the family coming to see us growing up. All of us really looked up to him and admired him. He is a great man and person and definitely is in heaven. He has a great family to be proud of to carry on his legacy. We will miss him greatly and hope to see him and Grandma Audrey again one day., We love you all.

Charlene and I had the pleasure of meeting Dahrel when we moved to Wildwood in 2012. He and Elaine made us feel so welcome in the community. He loved his dogs and yard. In fact, I have deer in my front yard so that the deer in his front yard would have friends.

I'm so honored to be able to perform his funeral service. God Bless and comfort the family. Gary

We are so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.