It is hard to believe that so much time has passed since we lost  our Harry. There is still an empty space here and I can still hear his voice. “Do the right thing.”

Yes, 3 years and I still miss him. More even, perhaps, than 1 or 2 years ago. That  may be because the pandemic is over, but it may have more to do with him - who he was, the way he was. How important he was in my life. Certainly he Rests in Peace, never forgotten... : - Here's to my uncle on this TGIF. I will always think of him on Fridays.

Planet Earth continues to have a vacancy without Harry. I miss him and think of him often!  Emmy Easton

A year has passed and sometimes I still hear his voice in my head. I miss him. He was a rock solid friend and my cousin. 
“So long as we live, they too shall live, for they are now a part of us as we remember them.” (from Roland Gittelsohn)

My uncle would not approve of my not signing that last shared memory where I expressed my fondness and encouraged folks to raise a glass of scotch, single-malt, preferably.
Cammie Dingwall, 
Neice south of the Siskiyous

I missed my uncle Harry quite frequently over the past year. He was the strong, silent type; loyal, true, dedicated, honest, smart, talented, solid-as-a-rock family man with a dry sense of humor. Lift a wee dram to toast my loving uncle!

Harry was even more than his obituary showed. He was a wonderful father. His children left their home and moved in with him a few months before he died, so he would not be alone at home and would not have to go to a rehab center or nursing home as his health declined. His grandchildren shared in his care. He was well loved and cherished for all of those 89 years and he will be missed. I'm noticing an empty place on the planet, with a tear and a smile, as he no longer suffers. His cousin "Emmy." 

On behalf of the children and families served by Kindering, I extend thanks for all of Harry's support over the years, both his personal support and his advocacy with the Kiwanis.

And, as a fellow member of the Mercer Island Kiwanis, I appreciate his good spirits and hard work. 

Memories of Harry bring a smile to my face. 

With great respect,
Gaylene Vaden

We lost a very special person this week. He gave of himself selflessly. He was a leader, a great friend and an outstanding Kiwanian. He was always happy and when he did get his feathers ruffled you could tell him, “Harry, now relax we are doing our best.” He always sighed, chuckled and said, “Well it just gets my goat!” He pushed, prodded and advocated for the children of the world, for his club and the clubs in the district. He loved his family and spoke so highly of them every chance he could. He was the highest bidder at an auction and the one of the best salmon preppers we had for years at our World Famous Salmon BBQ and then would Cashier for hours while others complained they were tired. We will always remember you Harry and thank you for all the blessings you gave this club and so many.

A soft gentle giant. He moved mountains and gave his heart to all in need. His car was the first form of Facebook as he let his feelings be known through bumper stickers. Always at every event, volunteering, giving supporting and donating his time and money. He was a good man and friend to all. We will miss you dear Harry.

So many beautiful fond memories of Uncle Harry (“Uncle Borkmore”), from our family hikes decades ago, road trips between Washington and California together, and family parties. I will never forget Harry and Donna’s hospitality and support especially helping me settle in as I was moving up here in 2001 (as well as numerous visits on my travels to and from Alaska etc). Uncle Harry was a great man and I’m so proud to have been his niece. I will miss him very very much! ❤️
xo
Sylvia 
*Bork*

OBITUARIO

Harry Arnold Dingwall

16 marzo, 1931 – 30 noviembre, 2020

Sunset Hills Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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