Harry was a wonderful person. Funny as all get out. Some of my fondest memories include doing Godspell, a ski trip we took with Larry Laterza and Janice Vail (where he molded some ski wax into Mr. Bill and his dog), and when he drew a portrait of me that I still have. I also commuted to CSM with him and he would, on occasion, greet me with a shaker full of some wonderful concoction such as peach daquiris. He was a sweet, funny, kind and UNBELIEVABLY Talented guy... and I miss him.
Harry was a very sweet, talented boy. He was in my art class in Mr. Leib's class. Now there are 3 people from that class that died: Mark Stoner, Harry Fait, and Drew Panagabko. All three of them were nice and it pains me that they are no longer here. There are times when I remember him smiling and his laugh. Weird how those things can be remembered for such a long time.
I'm in shock. With all those that have passed away. Harry was such a good freind of mine in high school. We had the same sense of humor and use to laugh a lot.
I can't believe he's gone. God Bless Harry and his family.
I met Harry in the 80s. He no longer had that awesome feathered hairdo by then, but he had the same wicked smile that lights up this picture. I see that smile every time I think of him, which is often. Harry managed a balloon/singing telegram shop in San Mateo when a friend of mine introduced us, so balloons trigger happy memories. As do gorilla costumes and wave runners. That boy could rock both :-)
I can't believe it has been twenty years . . . Some losses do not get easier with the passage of time.
I met Harry in 1981 and we spent 10 years together as partners and soul mates. I came across this site quite accidentally thru a google search and found harry here and also a friend Dina who I had not spoken too or seen for twenty years Harry was the reason we became friends. I contacted this site so I could down load photos of harry that I took for a better part of 10 years and would like to share them with all of those who knew and loved this remarkable and extremely talented man. If anyone would like to contact me please feel free....
I think of Harry often, I miss him dearly. I will forever remember our trip to Hawaii and our time together in theater/drama. He taught me to laugh hard and to take care of myself. Harry was selfless and kind.
Charlynn Oakley (Muehle) (1979)
Oh my gosh! I loved Harry! He was in all my art classes. What a talented guy! Always smiling and willing to help! How did he die? :o(Brad Peceimer (1979)
Harry succumbed to AIDs in the very early 90's. I wish I had a chance to speak with him before he passed.I went thru elementary school with him and he was the best artist I ever knew.
Mary Stitt (Moreland) (1978)
Harry was a wonderful person. Funny as all get out. Some of my fondest memories include doing Godspell, a ski trip we took with Larry Laterza and Janice Vail (where he molded some ski wax into Mr. Bill and his dog), and when he drew a portrait of me that I still have. I also commuted to CSM with him and he would, on occasion, greet me with a shaker full of some wonderful concoction such as peach daquiris. He was a sweet, funny, kind and UNBELIEVABLY Talented guy... and I miss him.Anita Reynard (Pastorino) (1979)
Harry was a very sweet, talented boy. He was in my art class in Mr. Leib's class. Now there are 3 people from that class that died: Mark Stoner, Harry Fait, and Drew Panagabko. All three of them were nice and it pains me that they are no longer here. There are times when I remember him smiling and his laugh. Weird how those things can be remembered for such a long time.Deborah Oliver (Challstrom) (1979)
I'm in shock. With all those that have passed away. Harry was such a good freind of mine in high school. We had the same sense of humor and use to laugh a lot.I can't believe he's gone. God Bless Harry and his family.
Dina M
I met Harry in the 80s. He no longer had that awesome feathered hairdo by then, but he had the same wicked smile that lights up this picture. I see that smile every time I think of him, which is often. Harry managed a balloon/singing telegram shop in San Mateo when a friend of mine introduced us, so balloons trigger happy memories. As do gorilla costumes and wave runners. That boy could rock both :-)
I can't believe it has been twenty years . . . Some losses do not get easier with the passage of time.
Mike Lasley
I met Harry in 1981 and we spent 10 years together as partners and soul mates. I came across this site quite accidentally thru a google search and found harry here and also a friend Dina who I had not spoken too or seen for twenty years Harry was the reason we became friends. I contacted this site so I could down load photos of harry that I took for a better part of 10 years and would like to share them with all of those who knew and loved this remarkable and extremely talented man. If anyone would like to contact me please feel free....
Thomas Dear (1979)
I think of Harry often, I miss him dearly. I will forever remember our trip to Hawaii and our time together in theater/drama. He taught me to laugh hard and to take care of myself. Harry was selfless and kind.