A SAD day today.

I sent you a PM.
http://www.fitchdenney.com/obit.aspx?id=1112
For anyone else .

Harold Salem Webster, 71, of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, passed away on Sunday, August 10, 2014. He was born December 31, 1942 in Ohio, Indiana, son of the late Howard and Louise (Carington) Webster.

Harold was a veteran. He was a member of the Rising Sun American Legion. He worked for Lawrenceburg Utilities for 23 years.

He is survived by his wife of 37 years, Sheila Webster of Greendale, IN; 2 sons, David (Christina) Hiett of Versailles, IN, Erik (Leah) Webster of Fairfield, OH; 4 sisters, Della Dowers, Dorothy Saylor, Joyce Markland, Barbara Huddleston; and 5 grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Howard and Louise Webster.

Family and friends will be received on Friday, August 15, 2014 from 11am to 1pm at Fitch-Denney Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at Fitch-Denney Funeral Home, Friday, August 15, 2014 at 1pm.

Interment will follow in the Greendale Cemetery, Greendale, Indiana.

Contributions may be made to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital for Autism.

Sorry I missed this post. Altogether. I met Harold at several events. Always thought he was a good dude. RIP my friend. Prayers for your family.

Thank you Rick for calling me the other day to let me know about Harold. I met Harold at the 2007 Big Block Bash and again at the 2009 Big Block Bash. That last time he was like my guardian angel. On my trip from New Jersey, I went through 3 valve stems on my trailer tires, due to the valve stems dry rotted (trailer was 2 years old). When I pulled over at one of the rest areas along the way, my last tire was starting to get low, so I went to attempt to break the bead off the rim to slip in my last valve stem. I could not break the tire. It just so happens that Harold, Big Shank, and Postal Mike stopped in the rest area and my 66 Fairlane at the time, drew their attention over to me. After a few attempts of them driving to drive over the sidewall of the tire to break the bead, we couldn't do it. Harold took me to a tire shop at the next exit to get it fixed and brought me back to the rest area. I will never forget what he did for me. I parked next to him during the 2009 Bash when I finally got there and he's one of those guys that's an instant friend. I hope to meet you at the finish line Harold; Rest in Peace.

Sad deal for sure. Met him a few years back at a bash. Rip Harold. Prayers to his friends and family

Gotta leave here in the morning early to go take my dear friend to his final resting place. I'm sure going to miss him, had a lot of good times and laughs and made a lifetime of memories with Harold. Going to spend the weekend with Rick and Sooz Brown and try to figure out the rest of this great adventure with them....You young guys had better enjoy everything you can ,because it's gone in the blink of an eye! Old turds like me and Rick need to get all you can out of life while you can too!! I've lived hard and fast,I ain't been cheated or left out on much. Enjoy life to it's fullest, coz it can end in an instant! Do what you want while you can! I'm so glad I laid everything down last weekend and went and seen Harold before he passed....it would've been way too easy to have waited another week. I got to see him one last time   God Bless all my Ford Brothers!!

I really still don't have any words after driving down there to see him one final time to post here. 

 I met him at the first bash I went to, ALWAYS  a smile,  a lending hand, a racer, car guy, FORD GUY.






GOD SPEED HAROLD

TILL WE MEET AGAIN......................

A great guy indeed. Glad to have got the chance to meet and get to know you Harold. Race in peace. Travis

My name is Erik, Harold's son. I would like to thank all of you for your comments and prayers. Racing meant the world to him and I know he cared for all his racing buddies. For the ones who argued and bumped heads with him, I have been down that road many times. So god bless all of you and be safe...

One of the nicest people you could ever hope to meet   My condolences to Harold's family.

One really has no idea how much they care about someone until they are gone. Harold had a lot of friends and it showed by the size of the funeral.   

bbf-falcon wrote:One really has no idea how much they care about someone until they are gone. Harold had a lot of friends and it showed by the size of the funeral.   

Sorry I couldn't make it.

bbf-falcon wrote:One really has no idea how much they care about someone until they are gone. Harold had a lot of friends and it showed by the size of the funeral.   

That is for sure. My dad passed away this year and both the funeral home and the hall were wall to wall with people.

Never knew the man, but seemed very genuine, may he rest in peace

this is so fucked up Godspeed Harold i am proud to call you
my friend. RIP. Life is a bitch lost my brother 2 years ago and my daughter 2 months ago

Just saw this and remembered the weekend you and I stayed at Harold's house. He fed us and entertained too............  

He let me sleep in his son's bedroom and made Dan sleep in the Pink 4 Poster Princess bed with lace and all the little girl trimmings that go with it.

As far as all of you that are going to say pic's or it didn't happen................  Well he told me and Harold if it ever got out he would kill both of us...  

It's a sight that can never be unseen.  A freakin Princess with a Mullet. feet hanging off the end of the bed.

I sure miss Harold, unbelievably good guy. Think about him regularly.

IDT-572 wrote:Just saw this and remembered the weekend you and I stayed at Harold's house. He fed us and entertained too............  

He let me sleep in his son's bedroom and made Dan sleep in the Pink 4 Poster Princess bed with lace and all the little girl trimmings that go with it.

As far as all of you that are going to say pic's or it didn't happen................  Well he told me and Harold if it ever got out he would kill both of us...  

It's a sight that can never be unseen.  A freakin Princess with a Mullet. feet hanging off the end of the bed.

I sure miss Harold, unbelievably good guy. Think about him regularly.

priceless !!! he takes all the good guys to soon !!!

Lies....all lies......

Sure do miss Harold..we went to a Bengals game every year besides racing together. What a great friend he was to me .One that'll never be replaced,me and Rick Brown had many good memories with our old buddy.Harold loved life and his BBF brothers! Miss you my old friend!

56Tbird wrote:Lies....all lies......

Yeah right......

A definatley good guy who was taken way to soon. Race on Harold....