Birth date: Sep 4, 1934 Death date: Apr 1, 2021
St. Michaels, Harry Thomas Ball of St. Michaels, died at the U.M.M.C. at Easton on Thursday April 1, 2021. He was 86. Born in Neavitt, on September 4, 1934 he was the son of the late Alfred and Susan Wayman Ball. Harry was raised Read Obituary
This gentleman right here was the kindest man I've known, love and peace for Mr.HT and all of his family😌❤️🙏...
So sorry to hear of Mr. Harry’s passing. So many great childhood memories at the MRYC. Hopefully he’s up there reminiscing with my parents. Prayers to the family.
To the Ball Family- you have my deepest sympathy for the passing of your loved one.
Bonnie & Danny,
My heart is beyond broken so I know yours are totally crushed. What an honor it has been to have had him in my Life and Loved him they way I did for all those years. I will always remember him with a smile and a story. I have many gifts that he has given us over the years, like the cherry tree at the end of our walk when we built this house but nothing absolutely nothing comes close to the love he gave us. All our Love, Danna & Mike
Frank, Amanda and I just want to let you know that you have been in our thoughts and prayers. Frankie just saw Mr. Harry at the post office recently and I would see him as a fixture up and down Route 33 in his vehicle. We will miss him....Love to all the family...
Sandy
The Daffin's are sending their heartfelt sympathy to the family. Uncle Harry was "one of a kind". He was a great friend to mom and dad and Billy and I had great respect for him. He will be missed by all that knew him. RIP, Uncle Harry. Love to Bonnie, Danny and Carol.
I always had a great fondness for Harry. Just a wonderfully warm, kind and generous man! I'm so glad I saw him and spoke with him only a few weeks ago while he was parked in front of Grauel's. I send his family my deepest condolences!
I met Harry when I joined MRYC in 1987. We became friends for all the time I have been in St Michaels. He was my main source of knowledge about all things Shore related. I was encouraged by Harry to participate in the governing of the club's activity and it was a very rewarding 10 years, helped all the way Harry. His sense of humor made even the most trying times something that could be managed. We remained friends until now. I could not have managed those years without Harry reminding me, "Just do it until you are not having fun". He could always be counted on to make a heavy situation appear lighter than it was. I will miss him.
Ted Lowry
Harry and I were friends for almost 80 years and I will surely miss him. We were classmates in school, joined the Air Force together and he even remodeled the home I live in. We also shared car wreck (not our fault-not our fault) It was a pleasure to have known Harry. My heart aches for Bonnie, Danny, Sis and family
