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Carol and Allan Cipolla posted a condolence
Thursday, January 28, 2021
Losing Uncle Harry is a great loss to us. It just seemed like he would always be with us, in great part, because he was always young at heart, even at 91 years old. As an older niece and nephew now, we would reminisce about our childhoods and his part in our lives. I can still remember him taking time to be with me at a very young age and helping me with my homework, and my brother’s vivid memory of Uncle Harry taking his young son and daughter and all of his nieces and nephews to see “The Sound of Music” when the movie opened in 1965. That was him because he loved all of the kids in our family, and it was always fun to be with him.
Music was always part of a visit with him because he loved to play his guitar or clarinet, and sing. Not long ago, he made a recording of a song from the movie, “A Hole in the Head”. The song was “High Hopes”. He mailed us and many other cousins a CD of his recording and told me that if something ever happened to him, we would have his voice in the recording of that song. He gave us that gift too, in song, to play after he was gone. “So anytime you’re feeling low, instead of lettin’ go, always have “High Hopes”.
Thank you Uncle Harry.
Love,
Carol and Allan
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Lynn Ferriol posted a condolence
Thursday, January 28, 2021
I am going to miss Uncle Harry so much. I will always cherish the moments spent with him. Visits to Lebanon Lakes and the great times spent in Nutley will always be fond memories for me. Uncle Harry always had a positive attitude and was fun to be with. Whether it was playing his guitar, singing a song, or telling a joke, he always managed to find a way to keep us entertained. He was young at heart, smart, funny, and a good listener who always showed an interest in what you had to say. His kindness toward me throughout my life will always be appreciated and remembered. --- It makes it especially hard for me knowing he was my last living uncle and that I won’t see him again, but my memories of him will be with me forever.
Rest in peace, Uncle Harry. I love you.
Your niece, Lynn
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Ken Ferriol posted a condolence
Thursday, January 28, 2021
Our family has shared a strong bond through the years, a connection that only families who truly care about and like each other can have. There were many shared experiences in our family that stand out for me as a child: our Christmas holidays, Sunday afternoon get-togethers at Gram’s, summer trips to Crestmere Lake, barbecues, and New Year’s Eve celebrations at Uncle Donnie’s were some of the magical moments for me as a kid, memories that I will always cherish and never forget. Uncle Harry, being the last of your generation, you were the bridge that connected us to our family’s past. You helped keep the memories of those we still love and miss today, never far from our thoughts. I have shared a lot of moments with you through the years, and I can honestly say that every minute spent with you was valuable to me. During our times together, I would always learn something new, receive helpful advice, laugh hard at something funny you said, or receive comfort in reminiscing about family. --- I would always come away from our conversations feeling better because of them. --- Uncle Harry, your passing is a difficult loss for me. I not only lost an uncle, but a friend as well. And although I will not be able to see you or hear your voice anymore, I will always keep you in my thoughts, and will always appreciate you for the special person you were in my life.
Your loving nephew, Kenny