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A Memorial to Harry Gallihugh “He hath showed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?" In Harry Gallihugh was seen a m,n who worthily lived this biblical concept of personal goodness He lived as he died, a Christian. Harry gave much to those who came to know and love him, and by his gifts to us he shared a bit of immortality which will find fulfillment at a later time. He was a true Mend, a good husband and a kind father. He shall long be remembered for his noble achievement of character and for the way he walked among us with dignity and honor like a true child of God. He always kept faith with his family and Mends and with his Lord. His broad smile and his deep sense of humor made him always welcome. The funeral service was conducted in Bethlehem United Methodist Church on July 5, 1969. Hairy has gone from us into the Eternal Land, but his memory and influence will abide through the years. “There is no doubt that he stepped on shore and found it - Heaven; Took hold of a hand and found it - God’s hand; Breathed a new air and found it • Celestial air; Felt Invigorated and found it - Immortality; Rose from care and toil of death Into one unbroken calm; Woke up and found it - Glory!”
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