Sorry to hear of the death of your husband. I came across his obituary by chance. I hope you have only the happiest of memories.

I see you have two daughters living in CO. We live in Lakewood. If you are ever in CO look us up- We are the only Maharas in the phone book. I still have my mother's dolls.

Kandy Maharas (Margaret Neuzil's daughter)

My thoughts & prayers w/ the whole family as you face this difficult time-for he is never gone as long as we remember them daily for the Lord picks the prettiest flowers first.

May you feel God's arms and love around you during the next few days and weeks as you walk this journey of saying good-bye to your Dad and grandpa who has been so much a part of your lives. Prayers and hugs for all of you during this time of sorrow but also of happiness knowing that he has no more pain and in perfect health.

Dear Theo and family,

Aunt Theo, I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Uncle Harold. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May God fill you with His peace.

My sincere sympathy to the Lindley family on Harold's passing. I worked with Harold for many years at Iowa City Coach. What a wonderful person he was! I so enjoyed visiting with him and listening to his stories, of which he had many. He was so interesting and what a sense of humor ! I have may fond memories of Harold, as I am sure you all do. Keep them close to your heart and they will make you smile. God Bless .

I am deeply saddened by your loss. I had the opportunity to visit with Harold when I was there to see Theo and he always told great stories of his career and accomplishments. It sounded like he lived life to the fullest and enjoyed the moments of them all. Most of all, I loved to hear him laugh at some of his own stories and how he would do it differently if he knew then what he knows now. Again, my sympathy to the family he loved to talk about.

I'm sorry to hear of your husband's death. I wish you only happy memories. Kandy Maharas, Margaret Neuzil's daughter in CO

I first met Harold working as a bus driver for Iowa City Coach Company. My dad, John Kauffman, was shop foreman there. Harold was friendly with everyone, and spent a lot of time talking and joking with the shop guys. Harold and my dad shared the same birth date, May 22. At Iowa City Coach, if they knew your birthday, you could be pretty certain they would get together in the shop and sing Happy Birthday to you! I had the privilege more than once of having Harold help sing happy birthday to me. And got to return the favor several times - even bringing cake and ice cream in for Harold and my dad to share with everyone. Harold kind of took me and my daughter Sierra Mae under his wing and told me that I reminded him of his granddaughter - He holds a special place in my heart and in Sierra Mae's heart. Goodbye Harold, we'll see you again in heaven.