Harold Carpenter died as a result of complications arising from an
aneurysm and poor circulation to the right foot. Other health problems were glaucoma of the eyes, high blood pressure. Harold spent
six days in intensive care before his death.
He was active in the boy scouts, historical endeavors, church and civic affairs. He spent a great deal of time working with the youth especially those who were in the juvenile detention centers.
His main interest was in photography. Which he was well known for.
aneurysm and poor circulation to the right foot. Other health problems were glaucoma of the eyes, high blood pressure. Harold spent
six days in intensive care before his death.
He was active in the boy scouts, historical endeavors, church and civic affairs. He spent a great deal of time working with the youth especially those who were in the juvenile detention centers.
His main interest was in photography. Which he was well known for.
Harold Carpenter died as a result of complications arising from an
aneurysm and poor circulation to the right foot. Other health problems were glaucoma of the eyes, high blood pressure. Harold spent
six days in intensive care before his death.
He was active in the boy scouts, historical endeavors, church and civic affairs. He spent a great deal of time working with the youth especially those who were in the juvenile detention centers.
His main interest was in photography. Which he was well known for.
aneurysm and poor circulation to the right foot. Other health problems were glaucoma of the eyes, high blood pressure. Harold spent
six days in intensive care before his death.
He was active in the boy scouts, historical endeavors, church and civic affairs. He spent a great deal of time working with the youth especially those who were in the juvenile detention centers.
His main interest was in photography. Which he was well known for.
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