He was born on Feb. 23, 1925, in Lisbon Falls, a son of Raymond and Florence (Harding) Allen. He grew up in the Lisbon Falls area, attended Lisbon Falls schools and was a graduate of Lisbon Falls High School, Class of 1943. After high school, Harold joined the Army and served during World War II. In 1944, he married Mildred Clark and they started a family.
Shortly after that, Harold graduated from Gordon College and Gordon Divinity School in Massachusetts. Harold was a devoted pastor who served several churches, including Corliss St. Baptist Church in Bath, Poultney Baptist Church, Georgia Plain Baptist Church and North Springfield Baptist Church, all in Vermont. After serving those churches, he retired in 1990.
Harold will be remembered for his love of woodworking, including whittling and carving, as well as brain teaser puzzles and stamp collecting. Most of all, his most important priority in life was serving people.
Harold was predeceased by two children, James and Jane; one sister, Mabel; and four brothers, Carl, Wesley, Willis and Stanley.
Excerpted from Sun Journal
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Suggested edit: Please add Harold’s wife Mildred Jenny Clark dob April 9 1924
Her parents Ina Mae Pitcher and William Clark
Contributor: Priscilla Allen McDonald (50399929)
He was born on Feb. 23, 1925, in Lisbon Falls, a son of Raymond and Florence (Harding) Allen. He grew up in the Lisbon Falls area, attended Lisbon Falls schools and was a graduate of Lisbon Falls High School, Class of 1943. After high school, Harold joined the Army and served during World War II. In 1944, he married Mildred Clark and they started a family.
Shortly after that, Harold graduated from Gordon College and Gordon Divinity School in Massachusetts. Harold was a devoted pastor who served several churches, including Corliss St. Baptist Church in Bath, Poultney Baptist Church, Georgia Plain Baptist Church and North Springfield Baptist Church, all in Vermont. After serving those churches, he retired in 1990.
Harold will be remembered for his love of woodworking, including whittling and carving, as well as brain teaser puzzles and stamp collecting. Most of all, his most important priority in life was serving people.
Harold was predeceased by two children, James and Jane; one sister, Mabel; and four brothers, Carl, Wesley, Willis and Stanley.
Excerpted from Sun Journal
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Suggested edit: Please add Harold’s wife Mildred Jenny Clark dob April 9 1924
Her parents Ina Mae Pitcher and William Clark
Contributor: Priscilla Allen McDonald (50399929)
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