Theo, 77, of Vermontville died Tuesday, at home on the family farm where he grew up. Theo was the son of Earl and Mabel (Rogers) Harmon.
He is survived by his wife Judy of 29 years, their children: Karen Harmon, Wayne (Julee) Harmon, Karl Harmon, Don (Jaimie) Emenhiser, Michele (Scott) Snyder, Becky (Arnold) Dolman, Barb Emenhiser; 14 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, his dog and constant companion Heidi, and his siblings: Maxine (Joe) Coan, Alice (Paul) Edwards, and Clinton (Rosalie) Harmon, and a great many nieces and nephews.
He retired from General Motors at the age of 48 after 31 years. Theo loved and cherished his wife and best friend Judy, their children and grandchildren, and family visits to the farm. Theo enjoyed hummingbirds and horses, which he rode routinely up until last fall.
Maintaining the farm and all the upkeep required in keeping it in shape and functioning was a source of pride for him, along with his lawn and garden. His favorite hobbies were relaxing outside, watching the horses, hunting and fishing.
Funeral services were Friday, June 3 at Pray Funeral Home.
If desired, memorial contributions may be made in his name to Eaton Community Hospice. Arrangements by Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte, MI.
He is survived by his wife Judy of 29 years, their children: Karen Harmon, Wayne (Julee) Harmon, Karl Harmon, Don (Jaimie) Emenhiser, Michele (Scott) Snyder, Becky (Arnold) Dolman, Barb Emenhiser; 14 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, his dog and constant companion Heidi, and his siblings: Maxine (Joe) Coan, Alice (Paul) Edwards, and Clinton (Rosalie) Harmon, and a great many nieces and nephews.
He retired from General Motors at the age of 48 after 31 years. Theo loved and cherished his wife and best friend Judy, their children and grandchildren, and family visits to the farm. Theo enjoyed hummingbirds and horses, which he rode routinely up until last fall.
Maintaining the farm and all the upkeep required in keeping it in shape and functioning was a source of pride for him, along with his lawn and garden. His favorite hobbies were relaxing outside, watching the horses, hunting and fishing.
Funeral services were Friday, June 3 at Pray Funeral Home.
If desired, memorial contributions may be made in his name to Eaton Community Hospice. Arrangements by Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte, MI.
Theo, 77, of Vermontville died Tuesday, at home on the family farm where he grew up. Theo was the son of Earl and Mabel (Rogers) Harmon.
He is survived by his wife Judy of 29 years, their children: Karen Harmon, Wayne (Julee) Harmon, Karl Harmon, Don (Jaimie) Emenhiser, Michele (Scott) Snyder, Becky (Arnold) Dolman, Barb Emenhiser; 14 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, his dog and constant companion Heidi, and his siblings: Maxine (Joe) Coan, Alice (Paul) Edwards, and Clinton (Rosalie) Harmon, and a great many nieces and nephews.
He retired from General Motors at the age of 48 after 31 years. Theo loved and cherished his wife and best friend Judy, their children and grandchildren, and family visits to the farm. Theo enjoyed hummingbirds and horses, which he rode routinely up until last fall.
Maintaining the farm and all the upkeep required in keeping it in shape and functioning was a source of pride for him, along with his lawn and garden. His favorite hobbies were relaxing outside, watching the horses, hunting and fishing.
Funeral services were Friday, June 3 at Pray Funeral Home.
If desired, memorial contributions may be made in his name to Eaton Community Hospice. Arrangements by Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte, MI.
He is survived by his wife Judy of 29 years, their children: Karen Harmon, Wayne (Julee) Harmon, Karl Harmon, Don (Jaimie) Emenhiser, Michele (Scott) Snyder, Becky (Arnold) Dolman, Barb Emenhiser; 14 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, his dog and constant companion Heidi, and his siblings: Maxine (Joe) Coan, Alice (Paul) Edwards, and Clinton (Rosalie) Harmon, and a great many nieces and nephews.
He retired from General Motors at the age of 48 after 31 years. Theo loved and cherished his wife and best friend Judy, their children and grandchildren, and family visits to the farm. Theo enjoyed hummingbirds and horses, which he rode routinely up until last fall.
Maintaining the farm and all the upkeep required in keeping it in shape and functioning was a source of pride for him, along with his lawn and garden. His favorite hobbies were relaxing outside, watching the horses, hunting and fishing.
Funeral services were Friday, June 3 at Pray Funeral Home.
If desired, memorial contributions may be made in his name to Eaton Community Hospice. Arrangements by Pray Funeral Home, Charlotte, MI.
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