Robert was one of the few people that could make me laugh out loud. I'll always remember his antics and his jokes. It saddened me when I heard of his passing and of the demons that tormented him. Now he's with the Lord and at peace.
I truely miss Robert and his candy apple red truck. We rode the bus together, and even played together as children. From Bethware to High School, Robert was always and forever a good friend. I miss him very much. Sandy
I loved Robert's laugh and how he could always get you with a joke. The bibbed overalls and straw hat were a hoot, too. We loved him and I'm sure God loves him ,too
I just today found this site thanks to John Hardin. I knew about Robert for a while but thought I would say something. His land backed up next to ours. I can not even tell how many times we stayed out by the pond all night. Just hanging out without one care in the world. I knew his family and what good people they were. So today I miss him all over again. He was my friend and always will be.
Robert R. Harmon KINGS MOUNTAIN – Robert Rollins Harmon, 38, 416 Bethlehem Road, died July 24, 1999, at home. He was a native of Cleveland County, electronics repairman, member of Christian Freedom Baptist Church. SURVIVORS: Parents, Willis O. and Nell Camp Harmon, Kings Mountain; brother and sister-in-law, Glenn L. and Margie Harmon, Leesburg, Va. FUNERAL: 11 a.m. today, Harris Funeral Home,Rev.Sam Snyder, Rev. David Blanton BURIAL: Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery
When my wife told me of Robert's passing, my knee's buckled, I could not believe it! He was my best friend for many years, we grew up together, he was only 2 days older than me and even with all the crap he pulled by running off on me in the mountains and all the trouble I got into by coming home without him, he was still my friend. I pray he has found the peace that alluded him on earth. The reassuring words by Rev.Snyder at the funeral were beautiful and convinced me Robert is in glory today!
John Hardin
Robert was one of the few people that could make me laugh out loud. I'll always remember his antics and his jokes. It saddened me when I heard of his passing and of the demons that tormented him. Now he's with the Lord and at peace.Sandy Blanton (Jones)
I truely miss Robert and his candy apple red truck.We rode the bus together, and even played together as children. From Bethware to High School, Robert was always and forever a good friend.
I miss him very much.
Sandy
Wanda Moss (Townsend)
I loved Robert's laugh and how he could always get you with a joke. The bibbed overalls and straw hat were a hoot, too. We loved him and I'm sure God loves him ,tooNorman Smith
Gomer was a good person a true friend, I remember him and Jeff Herndon walking in a batch of mortar mix in Paul Fulton's bricklaying class!!!.RIPTim Haynes
I just today found this site thanks to John Hardin. I knew about Robert for a while but thought I would say something.His land backed up next to ours. I can not even tell how many times we stayed out by the pond all night. Just hanging out without one care in the world. I knew his family and what good people they were. So today I miss him all over again. He was my friend and always will be.
William Henson
Robert R. HarmonKINGS MOUNTAIN – Robert Rollins Harmon, 38, 416 Bethlehem Road, died July 24, 1999, at home. He was a native of Cleveland County, electronics repairman, member of Christian Freedom Baptist Church. SURVIVORS: Parents, Willis O. and Nell Camp Harmon, Kings Mountain; brother and sister-in-law, Glenn L. and Margie Harmon, Leesburg, Va. FUNERAL: 11 a.m. today, Harris Funeral Home,Rev.Sam Snyder, Rev. David Blanton BURIAL: Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery
When my wife told me of Robert's passing, my knee's buckled, I could not believe it! He was my best friend for many years, we grew up together, he was only 2 days older than me and even with all the crap he pulled by running off on me in the mountains and all the trouble I got into by coming home without him, he was still my friend. I pray he has found the peace that alluded him on earth. The reassuring words by Rev.Snyder at the funeral were beautiful and convinced me Robert is in glory today!