In Memory Of
Philip Lewis Harmon
1939
2019
Philip Lewis Harmon
April 30, 1939 — March 15, 2019
Philip Lewis Harmon, 79, of Casselberry, FL passed away peacefully Friday, March 15, 2019 at Hospice of the Comforter after a long struggle with COPD.
Phil was born in 1939 to Ray and Nellie (Briggs) Harmon in Lovell, Maine. He attended the Annie Heald School and Fryeburg Academy, graduating in the Class of 1957. Following his graduation from high school he joined the Merchant Marines and was stationed in Jacksonville, South Carolina. He traveled to Lebanon and the Mediterranean during his enlistment.
After serving his country, he returned to Lovell playing baseball and golf and stating a carpentry business. Countless rounds of golf were played at Lake Kezar Country Club where he held the title of Club Champion for many years.
He met and married Thelma McAllister and enjoyed over 25 years of marriage before he lost her to cancer in 2003. Together they spent lots of time with friends playing cards, snowmobiling and going to dances at Redman's Hall.
As Phil got closer to retirement, he took on partner, David Emery, in his carpentry business who became not only a coworker but a friend. Throughout his many years of building and remodeling, he built beautiful homes for people in the Lovell, Stoneham, Stove and the surrounding area.
After selling his house, he wintered in Florida where he met Barbara Lukens. Together they shared their love of golf and travel, going on several cruises or driving to different places on the east coast.
Phil leaves behind Barbara, her children, Jack, Julie, Jim and Jeff and their families, sisters Juanita Lusky and her husband Paul and their children and grandchildren, Donna Whitaker and her children and grandchildren, step daughter Bette Shevlin, grandchildren Amy Kahkonen and her husband Duane and Susan Klementovich and her husband Joe, great grandchildren Kenzie, Kori, Alex and Ben, Niece Denise Lord, great niece Stephanie Lauer and her husband Jody and son Chance and great nephew David Lord and his wife Terie and son Josh.
There will be a service this summer in North Fryeburg.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: Hospice of the Comforter, 480 W Central Parkway, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714. Phil's family cannot than the Nurses and CAN's at AdventHealth Hospital in Orlando and Hospice of the Comforter in Altamonte Springs for all the hours of care and compassion.
Phil was born in 1939 to Ray and Nellie (Briggs) Harmon in Lovell, Maine. He attended the Annie Heald School and Fryeburg Academy, graduating in the Class of 1957. Following his graduation from high school he joined the Merchant Marines and was stationed in Jacksonville, South Carolina. He traveled to Lebanon and the Mediterranean during his enlistment.
After serving his country, he returned to Lovell playing baseball and golf and stating a carpentry business. Countless rounds of golf were played at Lake Kezar Country Club where he held the title of Club Champion for many years.
He met and married Thelma McAllister and enjoyed over 25 years of marriage before he lost her to cancer in 2003. Together they spent lots of time with friends playing cards, snowmobiling and going to dances at Redman's Hall.
As Phil got closer to retirement, he took on partner, David Emery, in his carpentry business who became not only a coworker but a friend. Throughout his many years of building and remodeling, he built beautiful homes for people in the Lovell, Stoneham, Stove and the surrounding area.
After selling his house, he wintered in Florida where he met Barbara Lukens. Together they shared their love of golf and travel, going on several cruises or driving to different places on the east coast.
Phil leaves behind Barbara, her children, Jack, Julie, Jim and Jeff and their families, sisters Juanita Lusky and her husband Paul and their children and grandchildren, Donna Whitaker and her children and grandchildren, step daughter Bette Shevlin, grandchildren Amy Kahkonen and her husband Duane and Susan Klementovich and her husband Joe, great grandchildren Kenzie, Kori, Alex and Ben, Niece Denise Lord, great niece Stephanie Lauer and her husband Jody and son Chance and great nephew David Lord and his wife Terie and son Josh.
There will be a service this summer in North Fryeburg.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: Hospice of the Comforter, 480 W Central Parkway, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714. Phil's family cannot than the Nurses and CAN's at AdventHealth Hospital in Orlando and Hospice of the Comforter in Altamonte Springs for all the hours of care and compassion.
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