I have many wonderful memories dating back to his cool white Mustang from circa 1965 - and also how he came to my mom's funeral last year even though he was not feeling 100% well himself. Just a great friend to our family and we will miss him -
Michael Appell

Dear Brodsky family,

We are so sorry to hear about the loss of you father, father in law and grandfather.

Love,

The Salm family

Ron and I are so sorry that we can't be with you, but please know that while we are here in Athens our hearts are in New Britain. Harold was one of the smartest, most sensible, and kindest men I've ever known, and his having gone to MIT was my inspiration for wanting to study physics there. I can't tell you how much it meant to me and Ron, all those many years later, to get reacquainted with Judy and Harold, to spend time with both of them and to understand the example of their lives. We'll look forward to a good visit in August.

Harold was a cousin who always had the right words to make a glass half full. As a child I had lost my mother and it was a confusing time for a ten year old. Harold gave me some words of wisdom that have been with me all these many years. He was a good man and will be missed. Marsha Weitz

passover sader at the brodsky's a family memorie to be cherrished,

judy..our friendship holds many memories..a really good man...my thoughts are with you and your family jack levin

We all loved Harold and shall miss him very much.

We shared your concern for him and now we share your sadness at his loss.

His was a life well lived, and he accomplished much. He will be well remembered by
all who knew him, for his many acts of kindness and for giving freely of his time, efforts and wisdom to the
community and to his family.

We hope you are comforted in knowing that he was well thought of and loved.

He was very proud of everyone in his family and we were all proud of him.

Love, Alan and Rickie

My late husband, Alan Shycoff grew up with and went to school with Harold in Lawrence. He admired Harold very much. I was thinking of Harold two days ago. I guess my ESP is in tact. I am so sorry for your loss. Alan died 9/18/2000. Please accept my feelings of deep sympathy.

Sincerely, Carol

My father, John S.eifert, was a member of unit 414L. We are sorry for your loss

Harold was Vice President of Manufacturing when I was in sales. Harold was such a nice man. He was a fine man and a did a wonderful job when we were working for Fafnir. I remember him with great respect. Jim Page, Sales Department.

I worked with Harold back in 1987 at Fafnir Bearing. I was one of two Executive Secretaries, and I found his management style to be unparalleled. He was pleasant and responsive to all employees, no matter what their rank. It was a turbulent time for Fafnir, being sold by Textron, and the factory workers were on strike. Nonetheless, my brief time working with him was something I will always remember. After the sale and merger I moved to another department and was the Fleet Administrator. Harold was about to retire, and I remember him instructing me over and over to be sure there was no company decal on the car he was to receive upon retirement! My condolences to the Brodsky family.

I will turn home at last once more
Knowing that a true soldier's rest
Once earned is sweet
His peace complete
Who gave until the last his best