Official Obituary of
Harold David Thompson
July 3, 1933 ~ January 5, 2021 (age 87) 87 Years Old
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Carol (Bailey) and Tony Santangelo
January 9, 2021 10:35 AM
Mike, Linda, Kathy and families, Wanted to let you know we were able to watch the service. What a wonderful tribute to your Dad and Mom. They were both such great and fun people. Our heart is with you during this time. God bless you all. Carol and Tony Santangelo
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Expression of Sympathy
January 8, 2021 9:24 PM
A Purple Radiance was sent by Ellis Family on January 8, 2021
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Expression of Sympathy
January 8, 2021 11:45 AM
A Large Dish Garden was ordered on January 8, 2021
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Andrew Peppiatt
January 7, 2021 5:15 PM
Mike, Kathy, and Linda
My heart is heavy with sadness for what you all are going thru. I know my siblings would agree that your parents were a huge part of our lives, and we enjoyed seeing them when visiting the folks. I can clearly hear their voices and laughter as they gathered around the table for a game of cards, coffee, and stories. We would hang around the kitchen and dining room just to hear the stories, jokes, and the occasional argument about who's turn it was in the card game (usually Harold's turn). Sometimes when your dad would go fishing with us, I would pretend to pee on his truck tires. Oh, he would get so mad at me, and sometimes I didn't pretend.
So many stories to share when we get together again. Unfortunately strange times we are living in. I just wanted you to know that I loved your folks very much, and wish we could pay our respect in person... hopefully someday soon! You are truly in our thoughts and prayers.
With love and respect,
Andrew and Kay Peppiatt
My heart is heavy with sadness for what you all are going thru. I know my siblings would agree that your parents were a huge part of our lives, and we enjoyed seeing them when visiting the folks. I can clearly hear their voices and laughter as they gathered around the table for a game of cards, coffee, and stories. We would hang around the kitchen and dining room just to hear the stories, jokes, and the occasional argument about who's turn it was in the card game (usually Harold's turn). Sometimes when your dad would go fishing with us, I would pretend to pee on his truck tires. Oh, he would get so mad at me, and sometimes I didn't pretend.
So many stories to share when we get together again. Unfortunately strange times we are living in. I just wanted you to know that I loved your folks very much, and wish we could pay our respect in person... hopefully someday soon! You are truly in our thoughts and prayers.
With love and respect,
Andrew and Kay Peppiatt
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