Harold married Laura S Kelley twice. His second wife was Ruth Eureka Eickmeyer.
Harold was a tall man, standing six feet, four inches.
Although he had several professions over his lifetime, his primary vocation was as a bricklayer. Many of the brick homes along Wampler Avenue in Dayton, Ohio are examples of his skill set.
Harold's ashes are interred in the Community Niche of the Front Garden.
Harold was a tall man, standing six feet, four inches.
Although he had several professions over his lifetime, his primary vocation was as a bricklayer. Many of the brick homes along Wampler Avenue in Dayton, Ohio are examples of his skill set.
Harold's ashes are interred in the Community Niche of the Front Garden.
Harold married Laura S Kelley twice. His second wife was Ruth Eureka Eickmeyer.
Harold was a tall man, standing six feet, four inches.
Although he had several professions over his lifetime, his primary vocation was as a bricklayer. Many of the brick homes along Wampler Avenue in Dayton, Ohio are examples of his skill set.
Harold's ashes are interred in the Community Niche of the Front Garden.
Harold was a tall man, standing six feet, four inches.
Although he had several professions over his lifetime, his primary vocation was as a bricklayer. Many of the brick homes along Wampler Avenue in Dayton, Ohio are examples of his skill set.
Harold's ashes are interred in the Community Niche of the Front Garden.
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