Husband of (1)Louise Amelia Esser (2)Emilie Clara Auler (3)Louise Waygood Goodman (Widow of Erner Goodman that wrote the Order of the Arrow for the boyscouts.) He lived his whole life for the Lord. Was a missionary to Honduras for 42 yrs and Guatamala for 3 yrs. He never met a person that the didn't say "Do you know the Lord Jesus Christ loves you?" His father was an immigrant from Simmern, (near) Argenthal, Hunsrueck, Germany named Peter A. Auler. His mother was Martha M. Koch from born in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Harold had twin sons Richard and Harold Jr. He was a fun, interesting precious man full of knowledge. He spoke English, German and Spanish. Lived a full life and in his nineties gave up his life guarding job at the Penny Farms Retirement Home. What a man and what a heritage he passed to his children and grandchildren. When you get to heaven, just look for the big gold house covered in jewels and you will find him, and he will love you with God's love.
Husband of (1)Louise Amelia Esser (2)Emilie Clara Auler (3)Louise Waygood Goodman (Widow of Erner Goodman that wrote the Order of the Arrow for the boyscouts.) He lived his whole life for the Lord. Was a missionary to Honduras for 42 yrs and Guatamala for 3 yrs. He never met a person that the didn't say "Do you know the Lord Jesus Christ loves you?" His father was an immigrant from Simmern, (near) Argenthal, Hunsrueck, Germany named Peter A. Auler. His mother was Martha M. Koch from born in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Harold had twin sons Richard and Harold Jr. He was a fun, interesting precious man full of knowledge. He spoke English, German and Spanish. Lived a full life and in his nineties gave up his life guarding job at the Penny Farms Retirement Home. What a man and what a heritage he passed to his children and grandchildren. When you get to heaven, just look for the big gold house covered in jewels and you will find him, and he will love you with God's love.
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