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Harold Every,78, of West Hartford passed away peacefully on Tuesday, June 21, 2011 at the Governor’s House in Simsbury. He was the beloved husband of Marilyn (Daniels) Every for 53 years. Born in Hartford, he was the son of the late William and Zelda (Lemkin) Every. Hal resided in West Hartford the better part of his life. He was a graduate of Hartford High School and attended Ward School of Electronics at the University of Hartford. Hal proudly served in the Korean war as an officer in the Army. Hal was dedicated to his work as a commercial real estate broker and developer and succeeded in his career where he established the firm of Rutenberg & Every. Along with his wife Marilyn, he leaves his daughter Lauri Every of West Hartford, his daughter Judy Every and her husband Spencer Jurman, and his two beloved grandchildren, Hunter and Kylie, all of Scarsdale, NY. Funeral services will be held on Sunday, June 26, 2011 at 1:00 PM in the Chapel of the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hartford followed by a service at Fairview Cemetery in West Hartford. Relatives and friends will be received on Sunday only, immediately following the service, at the home of Lauri Every, Governors Row, West Hartford. Donations may be made to the Connecticut Chapter American Parkinson’s Disease Association for “research only”, 27 Allendale Drive, North Haven, CT 06473. For further information, directions or to sign the guest book for Hal, please visit online at www.weinsteinmortuary.com/funerals.cfm.

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From: Gloria Azia

From west hartford, CT

Posted On: June 24, 2011

Dear Danny, Lauri, and Judy and family

I am so sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you at this time. Danny I am there for you.

Gloria Azia

From: Gideon & Mary Rutenberg

From Bloomfield, Ct.

Posted On: June 24, 2011

We have wonderful memories of Hal. He was a fine man, generous to all and we will miss him. He was a great and loyal friend. He loved and appreciated his devoted family who worked so hard to help him when he became ill. He was a special person and we were very fortunate to have known him and be a part of his world.
Goodbye Hal, we will miss you.
Gideon and Mary

From: Audrey Carlson

From Newington, CT

Posted On: June 24, 2011

Laurie, Please accept my heartfelt condolences. May the pain diminish and the love grow. Know that I care and and sending you and your family a hug of love and healing. Audrey

From: Sybil and Don Golden

From Bloomfield, CT

Posted On: June 25, 2011

Dear Marilyn, Lauri, and Judy,

You are in our thoughts and prayers. Hal was a very special person who endured a great deal. May he rest in peace. Please accept our heartfelt sympathy. Fondly, Sybil and Don

From: neal and sarah rubinfeld

From simsbury, ct

Posted On: June 25, 2011

Dear every family
sorry for your loss, may all life good memories and warm blessings bring you comfort at this time and always.
neal and sarah rubinfeld.

From: neal and sarah rubinfeld

From simsbury, ct

Posted On: June 25, 2011

Dear every family
sorry for your loss, may all life good memories and warm blessings bring you comfort at this time and always.
neal and sarah rubinfeld.

From: Ann & Bruno Lucchesi

From New york, Ny

Posted On: June 23, 2011

Dear Mrs. Every, Lauri, Judy and all of your family,
Both of our hearts are with you all.
I share beautiful fun memories of your dad going back to when we were 15 years old.
Much love and prayers are wished for you all,
Ann & Bruno Lucchesi

From: Karl Fleischmann

From ,

Posted On: June 26, 2011

Hal and I went one day in the winter 1978 to negotiate the purchase of a building. The owner was the son of a wealthy family and it seemed strange that he would be wearing a dime store knit cap in dayglo orange. We chuckled about that. We couldn't understand why the negotiations got hung up on whether the seller would repair the pool, on which work had been begun. "I'm not doing another thing." he told us. We couldn't let a nickel and dime item preclude the deal so we gave in, scratching our heads in puzzlement. Turned out the dayglo guy had been grouting the pool, inch by inch, on hands and knees, by himself. We laughed even more over that picture.

Hal was a great guy to be with. I enjoyed knowing him and working with him. Muriel and I will miss him. Karl

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