Harrold Sr. was a great and loving father to his two children and a loving grandfather to his kids and grandchildren.  In so many ways.

He was a giving man, who loved his wife Marjorie very much.  He is truly missed each and everyday.

Cheryl Fellows

On this day, their are so many memories to be remembered and shared. Grandad was a great man with so much to give always joking with me on the "old sayings" that kids my age would find crazy. But one memory he shared with me constantly is when he was a kid at his house and would actually set a glass gallon outside and a milk man would come to his house in a step van and actually give him milk. That always amazed me since it seemed so odd compared to how we live today. Looking back now i can truly appreciate and cherish that conversation we always joked about over coffee & breakfast. I am truly blessed to have called my grandfather my best friend. I truly miss you old man. Have a bud on me up there. Me and Bri Love you very much! Miss you so much already. <3

Uncle Harold was always so excited to see me is what I remember as a young kid, and even as an adult.  He loved everybody, always had a smile on his face no matter what the circumstances.
I have such great memories of him.
He will be missed.  Blessings and prayers for peace and comfort to the family.

I have many memories, all of them good.  A work day could only start with a cup of coffee while standing around the light table in Branch III where H held court first thing in the morning.  Smiles and laughter at six in the morning, nothing could be better!  I remember playing pick up football games on Saturdays and having H be our referee while wearing his striped shirt and blowing his whistle to help keep order in our games.  Who else would give up some of their time on a Saturday to share yuks with a bunch of knuckleheads playing a game they probably shouldn't be playing at their ages?  I can't think of the picnics at Carderock without smiling about some remembered conversation with H Capps.  
To his family I offer my prayers and wishes to you in your time of mourning.  H Capps will never be forgotten.

No matter where it was if I was with him he ran in someone who knew and enjoyed him. We were in Sharpsburg MD where Harrold III was playing in Allstars. Harrold Sr and Margie had made the trip up from Wheaton for 7 days in a row to see him play. Harrold Sr ran into at least 3 different people he knew from work or bowling or golf. Will miss you forever Dad but glad you are now with Margie. 

I have many fond memories of Christmas Eve, when all our uncles, aunts, and cousins would gather at out grandparents' house.   Uncle Harrold, Aunt Margie, and all the other grown-ups would swap jokes and stories, while we children played together and opened presents.

My favorite memory is all the golf courses we played!  From Pinehurst to MD.   
H made me a better person.   He will always be in my heart on the golf course!
Pamela Lee Brown


Loving and kind man who was gentle and gracious.  Tall and very loving to his family and wife of so many years.   May they finally be joined together in heaven in eternal bliss once again.   R. I. P Mr.  Capps.  Love to the family at this time.  Peace

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Dental Capps

Aldyth Thelma (Gragg) Capps

Marjorie Capps

Harrold D. Capps Jr.

Elizabeth "Liz" Madrzykowski

Dan Madrzykowski

Thelma Rowland

Joy Monck

Gilbert Monck

Harrold is also survived by his loving grandchildren Harrold III (Terra) and Brittney Capps, Stephanie (Paul) Godfrey, Cathy, Michael (Lindsey), Christina and Veronica Madrzykowski; adoring great-grandchildren Kody, Jack and Gillian Capps, Brielle Bentley and Jacob, Emma and Harper Madrzykowski and Eliza and Suru Godfrey, along with many other loving nieces and nephews.

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Harrold D. Capps

June 21, 1931 – March 28, 2018

Hines-Rinaldi Funeral Home

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