Harold Anderson Howell, Jr born February 20, 1934 in Raleigh, NC passed away May 7, 2019.
He is survived by his wife of 60 years Lotta Roth Howell, his son Harold Anderson, III, his daughter Deborah Faith, his niece Jo Ann Simmons and his loyal loving Black Lab Bandit.
Predeceased by his parents Harold Anderson Howell and Mary Bundy Howell, his sister Joan Howell Simmons and his brothers Wiley and Gene Roland.
He graduated from Hugh Morrison High School in Raleigh. He started his career in the construction equipment industry while in his 20’s in Raleigh. He moved to Miami in 1955 and worked for Florida Georgia Tractor Co until he was hired by H.F. Mason Equipment Corp where he was Exec VP/Sales Mgr. In 1985 he started his own successful business (Harold Howell Construction Equipment Co).
He was loved by his family, friends and business associates. Harold will be remembered for his ready smile, boisterous laugh and quick wit.
Happy Trails, Cowboy – you’ll be missed. We love you!
Obituary obtained from the Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home.
He is survived by his wife of 60 years Lotta Roth Howell, his son Harold Anderson, III, his daughter Deborah Faith, his niece Jo Ann Simmons and his loyal loving Black Lab Bandit.
Predeceased by his parents Harold Anderson Howell and Mary Bundy Howell, his sister Joan Howell Simmons and his brothers Wiley and Gene Roland.
He graduated from Hugh Morrison High School in Raleigh. He started his career in the construction equipment industry while in his 20’s in Raleigh. He moved to Miami in 1955 and worked for Florida Georgia Tractor Co until he was hired by H.F. Mason Equipment Corp where he was Exec VP/Sales Mgr. In 1985 he started his own successful business (Harold Howell Construction Equipment Co).
He was loved by his family, friends and business associates. Harold will be remembered for his ready smile, boisterous laugh and quick wit.
Happy Trails, Cowboy – you’ll be missed. We love you!
Obituary obtained from the Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home.
Harold Anderson Howell, Jr born February 20, 1934 in Raleigh, NC passed away May 7, 2019.
He is survived by his wife of 60 years Lotta Roth Howell, his son Harold Anderson, III, his daughter Deborah Faith, his niece Jo Ann Simmons and his loyal loving Black Lab Bandit.
Predeceased by his parents Harold Anderson Howell and Mary Bundy Howell, his sister Joan Howell Simmons and his brothers Wiley and Gene Roland.
He graduated from Hugh Morrison High School in Raleigh. He started his career in the construction equipment industry while in his 20’s in Raleigh. He moved to Miami in 1955 and worked for Florida Georgia Tractor Co until he was hired by H.F. Mason Equipment Corp where he was Exec VP/Sales Mgr. In 1985 he started his own successful business (Harold Howell Construction Equipment Co).
He was loved by his family, friends and business associates. Harold will be remembered for his ready smile, boisterous laugh and quick wit.
Happy Trails, Cowboy – you’ll be missed. We love you!
Obituary obtained from the Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home.
He is survived by his wife of 60 years Lotta Roth Howell, his son Harold Anderson, III, his daughter Deborah Faith, his niece Jo Ann Simmons and his loyal loving Black Lab Bandit.
Predeceased by his parents Harold Anderson Howell and Mary Bundy Howell, his sister Joan Howell Simmons and his brothers Wiley and Gene Roland.
He graduated from Hugh Morrison High School in Raleigh. He started his career in the construction equipment industry while in his 20’s in Raleigh. He moved to Miami in 1955 and worked for Florida Georgia Tractor Co until he was hired by H.F. Mason Equipment Corp where he was Exec VP/Sales Mgr. In 1985 he started his own successful business (Harold Howell Construction Equipment Co).
He was loved by his family, friends and business associates. Harold will be remembered for his ready smile, boisterous laugh and quick wit.
Happy Trails, Cowboy – you’ll be missed. We love you!
Obituary obtained from the Taylor & Modeen Funeral Home.
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HAROLD HOWELL
I WILL CRUISE WITH YOU FOREVER HONEY
FEB. 20, 1934 MAY 7, 2019
I LOVE YOU, "HAPPY TRAILS COWBOY"
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