I worked with a Harry for many years with the ICYAA. He was instrumental in the development and progress of ICYAA. Always a “giver” and never expecting anything back. He has influenced so many kids in Iredell county. My daughter, Amy, thought he hung the moon!! So many great memories I have had with Harry  thru ICYAA and NIHS Capital Improvement.  He will be greatly missed by so many people. Rest In Peace my Friend!

The Hare family were introduced to Harry  Myers through the relationship between our son David and his granddaughter Mel. For many years the topic of conversation between Harry and ourselves was when the young pair were getting married - not so much if but when! We were delighted to see Harry Myers attend their wedding last June. What an absolute joy!
Our thoughts are with the Myers family. We have learned over the years what a special man he was and how much he was loved and respected. We are so glad that he touched our lives too. 
Much Love Gill and Peter Hare

Elaine ,  I’m so sorry to hear about your father.  Such a distinguished and proud looking man.  That’s how I remember him.    Sending my Deepest Condolences to you and your family .   ♥️🙏


To the family of Harry Myers.  Your father was a wonderful neighbor and friend to our family for many years.   He will missed in his community and surrounding ones and most of all in our hearts.

To my friend and co-worker,I will miss you. Thanks for all the good memories.you were a great teacher and I learned a lot from you.  What a joy to work with someone who could make us laugh.  You loved your family, your job and especially your country.  You devoted your time to young people in north youth league and 4_h.  I enjoyed your girls at camp.  Many women in the county learned about forestry and how to plan a farm estate.  Your sweet wife Nancy was an example for all.  I am blessed to have known and worked with your dad.  Thanks Martha for your care of harry and yes you were indeed harry,s Martha
  My love to you all.   Linda Briggs .  Cooperative  extension service

Harry was definitely a force to be reckoned with when it came to the ICYAA and all the kids that were served by the organization.  I met him when I "volunteered" to coach the East Elementary Track team so many years ago and spent many a hot afternoon at North.  It was truly an honor to meet and get to know him.  

Harry was my coworker at Cooperative Extension but most of all he was a friend and advisor. He was always progressive in his thinking and actions and a great role model.  He was a leader and innovator in the poultry industry locally as well as nationally and internationally.
His spirit, leadership and friendship will be greatly missed.


I will always remember Mr. Myers stopping to talk to me while I was out walking and I always had questions for him about the farm. He was a busy man but took the time out to answer my questions with a smile and a laugh. His knowledge of his cattle was amazing and I always asked him about Chester, what an education for me. The neighborhood has lost one of it’s corner stones. My thoughts and prayers for his loved ones.

Mr. Myers was the most amazing cross country/ track coach I had the pleasure of training with. He was a big part of my youth and I will always remember how sweet he was even when he was being tough on me. I appreciate everything he did for me and my family and he will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to his family.  

My father was Glenn Alan Summers who also helped establish ICYAA. My brothers are Al, John and Tony Summers.

We tragically lost our father who was only 46 years old in 1976. I believe Mr Myers was a pallbearer in my daddy’s funeral.

My mother, Peggy Summers was treasurer for ICYAA  for several years after my father s death.

Even though I don’t think I ever met Mr Myers, there were definitely connections over the years.

My condolences to your family.

Nancy Summers Hurt

So sorry for your loss. Your Family is in my prayers.

There are so many happy memories of Uncle Harry. He was loved by so many especially his sweet family.  We will miss Harry although we did not see much of him lately. But he always showed his respect to all our families. Whatever the occasion; he was there with a smile 
  
He will be missed😪😪

OBITUARY

Harry Withers Myers Jr.

December 26, 1932 – February 7, 2020

Bunch-Johnson Funeral Home

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