Several of the Hadley family attended a service today for our brother-in-law and uncle, Harry Moser.
We were grateful for Harry when he found Helen Weigand after his first wife, also named Helen, died in 1985. Helen Weigand gave Harry companionship and was very much a friend to us and we will always remember her kindness to Harry and us.
We all talked about Harry and our most memorable times with him.  Wilson and Phyllis, Harryâ???Ts brother in law and sister in law had many great memories, especially their camping and fishing trips. It is told that Wilson and Phyllis was the catalyst that turned Harry and Helen (Phyllisâ???T sister), into the campers they became. Harry and Wilson, Willy as Harry called him, were always in a friendly but very keen competition. Each in a separate small fishing boat and coming in from a long day on the lake, Harry would prod Wilson and laugh only as Harry could, â???oHey Willy, where did you catch all of those minnows, and Willy would chuckle and reply â???owhere your secret map didnâ???Tt let you catch but only the one on your stringâ??. And so it would go, one day it was Harry with the best story and Willy with the next. All in good fun.
Each night we would all sit around the camp fire; Harry and Helen, Willy and Phyllis and many of us cousins and it was truly a great time. We couldnâ???Tt wait for the sun to come up and go fishing and then spend another night around the camp fire roasting marshmallows and laughing and enjoying our summers.
Besides Harryâ???Ts infectious laugh, the one thing that we all remember about Harry that always amazed us was that Harry could have walked through a forest fire and sat down at the camp fire and it would appear as he had just taken a shower, put on a pressed white shirt and had the best polished Justin boots around. How did he do that??
Harry, what a great time you provided us. We will dearly miss you.
The Hadley Family

Harry was one of my favorite Uncles. He had a good sense of humor and enjoyable to talk to. I loved the times when my Dad and Uncle Harry would get together and talk about the old days. I will miss and never forget him.

Grandpa..I will miss you for Now.I will see you Again.Thanks for your smiles,but I remember grandma letting me go into your garadge when I was a kid. Not to many smiles then,Ha.Thank you for the Grandpa that you where.Love You Jeff

Harry was an all around good guy and a great person to make friends with.  He always had a good story and was never lacking for a good joke.  He was always very kind to me and my family and I considered him a good friend and a great uncle.  He is loved and will be dearly missed.

Dear Uncle Harry,
When you joined our family by marrying Aunt Helen (Weigand), you brought such a joy and happiness with you.  You always had a smile on your face and a funny story to tell.
You will be missed.
Love, Debbie

Harry loved to travel and would loved the new GPS to guide him.  He will be remembered often and loved always.  Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the number of things that take our breath away.

I will miss you Grandpa!~ You were a sweet and dear man and I have many found memories spending time with you.  You are now with Dad and able to buy all the trucks you want! Love, Nan and Josh Fisher

Grandpa...Oh how you will be missed!  You were such a joy to be around.  Always enjoying every minute of life, your cute grin, and always making everyone feel special.  You were a wonderful man and there will always be an empty space in my heart.  Until we meet again....Love You!
Jennifer

Some of my best memories are when I was young and we would all meet out at the farm and hunt pheasants together as a family. I am greatful for having Harry as my uncle, he was truly a good man.

OBITUARIO

Harry H. Moser

22 septiembre, 1915 – 18 marzo, 2009

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