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Jack Diver posted a condolence
Thursday, June 4, 2020
I remember Detective Harry in the early 60's being at Marine Park being a positive influence with myself and all my teenage buddies. A truly wonderful man and a hell of a basketball player as well. Early 60's were a little rough in the park and he helped keep us safe.
Jack Diver
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Ramon Acevedo posted a condolence
Friday, July 12, 2019
I am very sad to hear about Harry's passing. I took a class with him at John Jay College. It was the very best class that I took at Jay. The class was: Investigating Sex Crimes. He made the course interesting because he shared some of his actual experiences from the streets. He helped me when I took some entry tests to various police departments. He was a very down to earth man. I got an "A" in his class because he was a real person speaking of actual cases. He made me look at women victims in a different light. I graduated from Jay in 1979 and caught up with him some time in the late 80's when he was giving a lecture to detectives. I just can't say enough about how much I enjoyed his class. It remains in my memory as the best time I had at Jay. Rest in peace!
Thank you Harry...Sgt. Ramon Acevedo, Retired
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TeeKay posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
{{{SUCH A KIND TENDER DEAR HEARTED GENTLEMAN.}}}
I PROUDLY SERVED HIM AT MONROE POST OFFICE FOR YEARS. HENRY ALWAYS HAD LEND A LISTENING EAR ALONG WITH GIVING "BIG BROTHER" ADVICE. HE WOULD PROUDLY SHARE STORIES OF HIS TEACHING SEMINARS {IE: ABUSED WOMEN BY THEIR SPOUSES}. HE WOULD ALWAYS BRING TOKEN GIFTS DURING CHRISTMAS FOR THE WINDOW CLERKS...
ESPECIALLY HE KNEW I COLLECTED POSTAL MEMORABILIA {MINIATURE MAILBOX, STAMP COLLECTORS BOOK I CHERISH TO THIS DAY OR A POSTAL MUG]
GOD REST YOUR SOUL, HENRY. GOD TOOK THE BEST!!
YOU WILL BE DEEPLY MISSED MY FRIEND~~BUT LEFT BEHIND BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES!!!
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William F. Walsh Director Retired Southern Police Institute posted a condolence
Monday, June 24, 2019
Harry was a unique individual who was larger than life. He affected the professional careers of thousands of police investigators in a positive way through his years of teaching for the Southern Police Institute and Finest Consultants. Above all he was a true friend who loved the police profession and his family. As the Irish say His like will not be seen again. You will be missed. God Bless you and yours old pal.
Bill
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Eric Atkinson posted a condolence
Sunday, June 23, 2019
I’m so sorry for your loss. Mr. O’Reilly was an absolutely wonderful instructor and a great man. I’m so grateful he shared his wisdom and knowledge with me. His teachings helped transformed several police departments and improved services beyond words. May he Rest In Peace. He will never be forgotten.
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Thomas Winter posted a condolence
Sunday, June 23, 2019
Rest in peace Harry. You were a class act and it was an honor to know you.
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Russell Harrison posted a condolence
Sunday, June 23, 2019
I went to Marine Park Junior High School with Harry's son Harry back in the mid seventies and his Dad was one of the best substitute teachers in the school.
When kids heard that Harry was going to be the substitute teacher for one of their classes, attendance actually went up.
With deepest sympathies to the entire family,
Russell Harrison
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BG posted a condolence
Saturday, June 22, 2019
Having never met the man, I am deeply touched by the words others have shared about Mr. O’Reilly and his life. May he rest in eternal peace and may his family carry forward only the cherished memories of time and love shared with your dearly departed family member. Peace be unto you all.
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Jerry O’Donnell posted a condolence
Saturday, June 22, 2019
Always looked up to him though we had little contact being spread out around the country. In our family, all you have to say is Kubat. It’s a secret word that links us all. A piece of us is missing today.
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Earl Mitchell posted a condolence
Saturday, June 22, 2019
Diana,
We enjoyed our time at the Police Academy with Harry. On those occasions when our paths would cross, we always found time to share memories and stories about our mutual careers and acquaintances.
Our thoughts are with you.
Mitch and Cheryl
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Becky Dosh posted a condolence
Saturday, June 22, 2019
To Diana and family,
I searched for a word to express what I thought of your husband, father, and grandfather, and that word in the dictionary was "Magnificent". So I will quote "Grand (in appearance), Splendid, Pompous, Imposing, Stately & Superb! My deepest condolences. Harry touched so many of us, and we should all be so proud to have passed through his space of life!
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Carol Ruby posted a condolence
Saturday, June 22, 2019
Harry O'Reilly was such a wonderful man; he saved my soul, gave me back my confidence and taught me so much, personally and professionally. He was an intelligent, feeling, caring person in a position to change peoples' lives, and he did. He was a mentor and a dear friend. May his memory be a blessing. I am so sorry for your loss.
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Saturday, June 22, 2019
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Marie and Bob Mariano posted a condolence
Friday, June 21, 2019
Mike & Harry
We wanted to give our condolences to you & your families. It was nice getting to know your dad, Harry. He will be missed in Pine Lake.
Love,
The Mariano Family
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Friday, June 21, 2019
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Pictured (l-r): Billy Kelly, (SFP Class of 1974), Bob Martin (SFP Class of 1967) and Harry O’Reilly (SFP Class of 1954. All three Terriers played for legendary St. Francis Prep football Coach Vince O’Connor who guided the Terriers for 62 seasons before his passing in 2015.
On for Old St. Francis-Godspeed Harry O
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E.Miller posted a condolence
Friday, June 21, 2019
Mr. O'Reilly left a journey to remember, as some people journey through life, they leave footprints wherever they go--footprints of courage and inspiration. He left behind--a trail bright with hope that invites others to follow. Praying you'll be comforted with precious memories and God's presence to care for your loss. "Blessed are those..who walk in the light of Your presence." Psalms 89:15
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Wilsusen posted a condolence
Thursday, June 20, 2019
Our deepest sympathy. With many prayers and love to your entire family, The Wilsusen Family. Eric, Kristine, Karly & Kate
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Bob Martin posted a condolence
Thursday, June 20, 2019
On behalf of the New York's Finest Football Alumni-our deepest condolences to Harry's family and friends. Harry was a Charter Member of the Finest-kicking for us in 1973. While much fun has been made of Harry's punting skills, in that first Fun City Bowl, in which the NYPD squeaked out a 21-20 victory over the FDNY, Harry made all three extra point attempts, ensuring our victory.
Harry was also a proud alumnus of St. Francis Prep (Brooklyn), as am I. The Prep posted a nice tribute to Harry on its alumni site. I will try to get that posted on this site.
God Bless Harry O'
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Colleen Reid posted a condolence
Thursday, June 20, 2019
What a beautiful write up. Sending love to you Veronica and family. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this hard time. May Henry be at peace in God's Kingdom of Heaven.
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Patty Coccaro Labriola posted a condolence
Thursday, June 20, 2019
An icon in the Brooklyn neighborhood where I grew up, I will always remember his involvement in keeping us “teens” in a safe & productive environment back in the 70’s. Although just his presence loomed large and maybe even sparked a feeling of “fear”, we knew he cared!!! The PS 222 “After-School Center” gave the boys a physical outlet with hockey, basketball etc., while “the girls” did crafts and took guitar lessons - I loved & was blessed by it!!!
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Judyann Gullo posted a condolence
Thursday, June 20, 2019
So sorry for you loss! Although I never had the pleasure of meeting your Dad I can see he was a great, loving soul! I've enjoyed seeing the pics of him and his loving family. May he rest in peace. I pray for peace for the family.
Love, Judyann
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Bill Fernhead posted a condolence
Thursday, June 20, 2019
RIP Harry. A great person who will be fondly remembered by everyone he ever met.
We worked together in the Street Crime Unit spending many memorable nights in various high crime areas all over NYC. Harry always had everyone's back. I never met a better person. See you soon, Harry.
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Nancy Clapp posted a condolence
Thursday, June 20, 2019
God bless to Harry and the family - much love and prayers Di
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Alessandro De Benedetti posted a condolence
Thursday, June 20, 2019
Dear Harry Rest In Peace. I love you .
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MICHAEL NICOLETTI posted a condolence
Thursday, June 20, 2019
MR.O'Reilly was a great man and father ,He was a friend of my parents, He got my brother al out of a little trouble with a motor cycle ,LOL got to know him a little better at marine park junior high as sub teacher also as he weaved in and out of trees to catch us cutting class lol then I meet Bernadette we became great friends started hanging out with her and got to know the family harry used to let me sleep over so me and bern could watch late night Marilyn Monroe movies he used to hear me singing all the time saying is that Elton John I hear lol so many memories I could go on. he was a great man and truly be missed but his memories will live on in our hearts FOREVER. MAY HE REST IN ENTERNAL PEACE
LOVED HIM
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Mark Barrett lit a candle
Thursday, June 20, 2019
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May Harry O'Reilly II Rest in the peaceful embrace of Jesus Christ. From all the Barrett's in Colts Neck New Jersey we will keep him in our thoughts and prayers, and from his Biography he lived a life of honor and gave many people hope and justice. Obvioulsy he was a great man! The O'Reilly family apples don't fall far from the tree!
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Patti Menge posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Dear Lyn & Family,
I was so sorry to hear about your loss. I can only imagine how you must feel. Please accept this as my condolence an my prayers are with you. He was wonderful person.
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Michael Kennedy posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Mr. Harry was a great friend. He always had fun stuff to do at Pinelake Manor, and always thought of me on Christmas. He will definitely be missed.
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Brian Hitt posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Cops are special people. Sgt. Harry O'Reilly, NYPD, was a cop's cop.
I met Harry in the early 1970's. He came to Atlanta on the Middle Management Exchange Program. This was a program where NYPD sent a Captain, Lieutenant, and a Sergeant to the Atlanta Police Department, and we sent the same to NYPD to study every aspect of the others’ departments and come back with recommendations as to how to improve our respective departments. The TV show McCloud starring Dennis Weaver was a take-off on this program.
I was a Sergeant in the Intelligence Division of the APD. Harry came into our office on his first day in Atlanta. Captain Julian Spence, Lieutenant Frank Hynes, and I spent a good part of the day acclimating him to the southern experience of Atlanta in general and APD in particular.
That night, a night club we had under investigation in Atlanta was having a press party for its much anticipated grand opening. The night club was The Bachelor's III. It was being operated by some of the same people who operated the Bachelor's III night club in NYC which was affiliated with organized crime and Joe Namath fame. We commandeered Harry to go with us to the press party to identify any organized crime figures from NYC that he may recognize.
Prior to going to the party, Frank Hynes and I introduced Harry to an Atlanta landmark known as the Varsity. The Varsity was the largest drive-in restaurant in the world located near Georgia Tech. When Georgia Tech plays a home football game, they run thousands of people through the restaurant. The lines to get your food are very long, but they keep moving. When you get to the head of the line, you best know what you want as the person taking the order barks instructions, "What da ya have? What da ya have?" The hot dogs and hamburgers come down a conveyor belt, the order taker takes your money, gives you your change, and yells out your order to another who takes your food off of the conveyor belt and puts it in a box. You keep moving, pick up your drink order, and go find a table. I told Harry to know what he wants when he gets to the head of the line, or he might get trampled.
When Harry got to the head of the line and the man yelled, "What da ya have? What da ya have?" Harry said in his New York accent, "Gimme two franks and a soda!" To which the man asked louder, "What da ya have? What da ya have? And Harry said louder, "Gimme two franks a soda!" The man asked in a much louder voice, "What da ya have? What da ya have?" Harry yelled back, "GIVE- ME -TWO- FRANKS- AND- A -SODA!!!
Frank and I were behind him in line in tears, laughing. I looked up to the guy taking the order and told him, "Give him two dawgs and a Coca-Cola." To which the man said, "Well, why didn't he say that?" Then he looked at me and asked, "What da ya have? What da ya have?" I gave him my order. The line started moving again. Order at the Varsity was restored...
We went on to the Bachelor's III grand opening, and as a result of our investigation with Harry's assistance, we were able to revoke their liquor license.
We had many great times with Harry during his stay in Atlanta. We developed a deep friendship which led to a lot of kidding of each other as cops will do. Much of the good natured kidding was the North/South thing. Harry referred to us as the rednecks, hicks, or hillbillies. We referred to him as the sophisticated New Yorker who knew everything there was to know.
At the end of his stay in Atlanta, his family came down to Georgia. We had a party out at Capt. Spence's place on Lake Jackson. We had a great time, and most of the kids fished on the lake until the game warden came by and cited the kids for fishing without a license. We ended up getting the Governor’s Office to intervene and resolve the matter.
Over the years, I visited Harry in New York, and he came to visit me in Atlanta. On one of Harry's visits, we had to hunker down in the hallway of my house in the middle of the night when a tornado came through my yard and took out three huge pine trees.
On a visit to Harry in New York, we left his office to eat lunch and decided to get hot dogs from a sidewalk vendor. I told Harry to watch what I was about to do. I told the hot dog vendor in my best New York accent, "Give me two franks and a soda." The vendor gave me two hot dawgs and a Coca-Cola. And I did it without a translator! (Hillbillies. Ha!)
I lost contact with Harry for over forty years. He retired from NYPD. I left APD and became a federal agent with the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Labor Racketeering. I worked organized crime in Buffalo, NY, for 6 years; spent a year as a Staff Investigator for the President's Commission on Organized Crime in Washington, D.C.; and was later transferred back to work at the Organized Crime Strike Force in Atlanta where I retired in 2005. About 10 years later, having gone back to work as a federal agent for Homeland Security and then the Department of Defense, I met another agent named Jimmy Giery who was retired from NYPD.
I asked him if during his time with NYPD, he had ever known Harry O'Reilly. He asked, "You mean Sgt. Harry O'Reilly?" He advised me Harry used to change his diaper when he was a child. It turns out Jimmy's dad was a NYPD cop, was good friends with Harry, and they lived in the same neighborhood. I asked him if he knew of any way to get in touch with Harry, and he said he had Harry's number on his cell phone. He called Harry, put me on the phone, and we talked for an hour! As luck would have it, Harry was coming to Colorado, where I was living, to teach a law enforcement class on homicide investigation in two weeks. My girlfriend and I had dinner with Harry and a retired FBI agent who was working with Harry. We talked and laughed for hours. It was like we had never been apart.
Over the years, Frank, Julian, and I developed a special bond with Harry because well, Harry was just special. We spent a lot of time with Harry sharing stories of our police experiences. Some were funny, some not so much. Many were tales of bravery and valor on the part of the men and women we worked with.
One of my first Captains on APD told me something that left a lasting impression on me. I tried to use his wisdom throughout my career. He said that in order to go far in police work, you need two bones. You need a back bone, and you need a funny bone. Harry had both! God, I loved that guy, Sgt. Harry O'Reilly, New York's Finest...
Brian Hitt
Former Sergeant
Atlanta Police Department
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Reggie Cornelia posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Harry was truly unique. One of a kind. His limitless energy, his wit, his infectious laugh, his knowledgeability about almost anything, his generosity and his big heart made him a joy to be around. He treated everyone as if they were family, always concerned for your welfare, forgiving of your faults yet demanding that you get your head out of you know where when you needed it.
When I got home from Vietnam, Harry threw a welcome home party for me and Dino McCarthy, a guy I hardly knew and a fellow VN vet who had lost an eye over there. The party at Harry's house lasted 3 days, with food, music and of course more than enough alcohol. He went back and forth to work all during the festivities, always making sure there was enough to eat and drink before he caught a nap and hustled back to his job. All in a day's work for Harry.
After I finally graduated from college, Harry got me a job teaching at Marine Park JHS and saw to it that I got to run a special program at the school, a job I got solely based on Harry's word that I was better suited for it than others with much higher credentials. I have been forever grateful to him for that experience.
I had not seen Harry in too many years, but we stayed in touch occasionally. I called him a few times over the past few months and wanted to visit him on my way upstate to see my sister. But he didn't want me to see him. On one of the phone calls, we were exchanging jokes, quips, insults and stories and laughing so hard that Harry said "Listen, kid, laughing hurts now. I can't do this. I got to hang up".
That's when I knew that things were really not good. And Harry was right. I'm glad my image of him is just the way he would want it-boundless energy, a joke or an anecdote every minute, a gleam in his eye as he contemplated his next prank or related his latest escapade. All while he was doing what cops have to do and writing speeches and books and helping God knows how many people the same way he had helped me.
God Bless you, Harry, and may He bless your wonderful family and all of those you touched in your amazing journey through this life.
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Patti Menge posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Dear Mike & Family,
So sorry to hear about Harry. He was a wonderful man. He will be missed. I will remember how great he was to my nephew.
My condolences an prayers are with you an the family.
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Theresa Papka posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Dear Mike, Lynne, Mike Jr, Chris, Sean, and Jillian,
So sorry to hear about Harry. He was so fun loving, full of life. We will miss him so much, especially at Pine Lake.
I’ll remember him always especially at the rec room. Helping the kids with arts and crafts. Also on the ball field, watching the game and blowing that stupid horn.
He was so good to my nephew, Michael. He loved him so much. He was very generous.
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Joe Menge posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Pine Lake Manor will never be the same. Harry, you were the Pied Piper of Pine Lake. Every kid, as well as adult, loved you for the caring and giving person you were at all times. My thoughts and heartfelt condolences go out to all your family. You will be sorely missed, but we will forever cherish the many fond memories of being with you over the many summers spent at Pine Lake
You’ll now be tooting your horn in heaven, rather than on the Pine Lake Manor softball field.
May God grant you the peace you deserve and may your family be given the strength to get through this very sorrowful time
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Susan Colella posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
My condolences to the entire O'Reilly family. May you RIP Harry.
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Louis William Daniels posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Uncle Harry I will always remember how awesome you were to me growing up. I will always remember your article about “The Missing Twinkie”. Thank you for all the great memories and treating me like one of your own kids. Love you!
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Wednesday, June 19, 2019
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Rest In Peace
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Donna and Jack Alesi posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Rest in the sweetest peace. Our condolences to the entire O'Reilly family.
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Christine, Dan, Alex and Matt Eisen lit a candle
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
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Harry - You were a bright candle in so many people's lives. You had a wonderful personality and an infectious smile. May you rest in peace. We will miss you!
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Trevor Blau posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Rest In Peace Harry, you will forever be an inspiration to me and the countless others who are blessed to have met you.
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Tuesday, June 18, 2019
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Rest peacefully. We were blessed to have known you and share great times with. You are loved and will be missed.
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Randall Campione posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Thank you Sgt. O'Reilly for all the peoples lives you have touched.We are all Blessed to have known you. From your PS 207 after school centers. You were such a Great Man. R.I.P. Sir. Condolences to all of The O'Reilly Family.....
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John Briganti posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
I first me Harry in Oct of 1963 when I was assigned to the 84 Pct. Harry was working in the 84 Sqd and was one of the most helpful Det's to us rookie cops. He never refused nor was he ever too busy to help me with an arrest (to process the paperwork). Harry always had a tip on what to do and how to remember it. Harry was a legend and I am very glad I had the opportunity to meet him and have his help which he was always ready to give.
I met Harry years later and he was as friendly then as when we were in the 84 remembering me.
He was a great COP and will be remembered forever.
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Tuesday, June 18, 2019
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Edward Phelan posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
To his family very sorry for your loss. It was a great privilege to have had him in my life for a time. He touched many lives & made a lot of people better for it. The world will be a sad place knowing he is no longer with us. I can say I wish your family my prayers in your sorrow. Remember the RED ALERTS ! Ed P
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Lulu posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
I'm so sorry for your loss.Even though it's been many years I still think of all of you.Growing up on our block has the best memories for me. I send you love and hugs. Rest in peace big Harry you will be missed.
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Tuesday, June 18, 2019
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Kevin G Collins posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
I was fortunate to meet Harry through the Southern Police Institute. As a another retired member of the New York Police Department I can say that Harry was a true professional and dedicated teacher who enriched the lives of all around him. He had a great sense of humor and used to enhance his lessons. He was however first and foremost a gentleman, he will be missed. My prayers and condolences to all.
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Alex Ferguson posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
I am so sorry for the loss of Harry O'Reilly. He taught many years for the Southern Police Institute and he was loved by his students and those of us who enjoyed his company. Peace to the family and to all "coppers" who lost a legend in Harry.
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Barbara Mannix posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Diana and the O’Reilly family, deepest sympathies for your loss. Harry was rough and tough, charming and funny. I was lucky to have attended several of his classes where he kept us all entertained. My fondest memory is when he and Diana were sitting at my parents kitchen table, Harry and my dad were cleaning and eating crabs freshly caught in the Albemarle Sound and Harry telling stories of the old days in NY. His friends and family are blessed to have had him in their lives. He will be missed. Rest In Peace Harry.
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Tuesday, June 18, 2019
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Rest easy, Harry, your love will shine on in all of our hearts
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Rebecca Combs posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
I took numerous classes that Harry instructed and was a co-worker of Diane. Through these, I became very fond of Harry and truly admired his dedication to all that he loved. To know Harry was to be inspired to be the best at whatever it was that you aspired.
I will always remember him fondly.
I wish all those he loved find the strength in Gods light to get through these dark hours.
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Chuck Hemp posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Diana and the Children of Harry - I am so sorry for your loss.
I'm still trying to wrap my head around all of this. Harry was one of a kind and will never be forgotten. He was my long time friend and brother. I will never forget him nor the times we spent working together, playing together or being together in each other's homes. I will love and miss you always my brother.
Chuck
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Tuesday, June 18, 2019
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I will miss you and never forget the shining times we had together. Rest in peace my brother and dwell with the Lord.
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Dan Mooney posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Please accept the condolences of my family and I. Harry taught me a lot of life lessons. I will miss his Facebook posts. Vocabulary lessons with a lunch break.
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Dawn & King Brown posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
So sorry for the loss of a great man, teacher and leader. RIP Harry O!
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Michael and Sharon Hynds posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Diana, we are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers for you and your family at this difficult time.
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Pamela & Len Hildreth posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Diana,
So sorry for your loss. Please know we are thinking of you and sending prayers.
Love You,
Pam & Len
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