Harry A. Hutchins

You bade no one farewell

Not even said goodbye

You were gone so sudden

Only God knows why.

You were a second Dad to me

And many others seem to agree

Always there when you could be

Baseball, wrestling, NASCAR kept you busy we see.

Get togethers nor holidays will be the same

Although I know we will hear you name

All those who knew you are very sad

But also fortunate and for that we are glad.

Memories are ours to keep

With them we will never part

God has you in his keeping

We have you in our hearts.

Cora-Marie Yoder

Mr. Hutchins" niece

Uncle Harry was so kind and gentle and gave love without regret.

It sure seems he should"ve had a lot more time to be here yet

He was always there to lend a helping hand or when a loved one wasn"t well.

His smiling face would always brighten a room and that you could tell

He was so dedicated to everything and everyone he knew.

He loved Jeff Gordon in NASCAR, wrestling, the San Francisco 49ers too.

He especially had an adoration for baseball and NASCAR to date.

He would always talk to me about NASCAR as Jeff Gordon does rate.

Whenever I think of Uncle Harry I can always see the rainbow warrior coat he wore

As his love for NASCAR was pure.

My daughter, Taylor, even wanted to know where Uncle Harry was when she saw his coat.

We had to explain to her that he went to heaven to be with Jesus to float

High in the sky where he is now at peace

Where all bad things cease.

I told her that he loved baseball and touched many people"s lives in such a positive way

And that I know he is in heaven so let us pray

To take care of our dear Uncle Harry who we surely do miss very much

And to let us know he is looking down on us by feeling his touch.

I hold lots of memories of you Uncle Harry that we made over the years

I will sure treasure them as you were so dear.

May you rest in peace, Uncle Harry, in God"s hands in which you were led

And I truly mean everything I have said.

Love,

Donna