Birth date: Jun 16, 1967 Death date: Aug 13, 2011
Paul Bryan Harmon was born June 16, 1967 in Tulsa, OK to Harold Eugene Harmon and Marian (Smith) Harmon. Paul passed away August 13, 2011 at the age of 44. He graduated from Holland Hall High School in 1985 and attended University Read Obituary
If I had known of your death, I would have attended the service.We passed the bar together, and worked in the same building for a while a few (or more than a few) years ago.A good guy, smart and friendly.It saddens me to learn that you are gone.
Rest in peace,Paul. You had much promise and were just beginning to come into your own in your professional life. Longevity is no measure of a successful life. You achieved much in your brief span. With good memories of you as a former student at Holland Hall, Your principal, Tom Freeman
I was so saddened to read of Paul's passing in today's paper. As a teacher at Holland Hall School for many years, I have fond memories of Paul as a high school student in the Class of 1985. He was an avid chess player and was active in the school's Chess Club throughout his high school career (I was the advisor). I remember his games of speed chess and double-speed chess, played in the school's Commons, with teammates, classmates, and teachers. He was a quiet, friendly chap, as I recall. He seems to have led a successful professional life, albeit too brief. My condolences to his parents and the rest of his family. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Sweet cousin Paul, you will be missed. You were a gentle soul. You were so smart and cared deeply for children in the legal relms. You loved your beautiful cat Shadow, who is in a wonderful home now. I wish you sweet dreams and know your at peace.
Although I had not seen Paul in many years, I still thought of him sometimes and remembered what a thoughtful caring person he was. I'm sure he will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
I am deeply saddened by the unexpected news of the death of my friend, Paul Harmon.Paul and I became acquainted in law school at The University of Tulsa College of Law. Following law school, we worked at the same law firm for a time. We became good friends and, although we lost touch these last few years, I still thought of him as my good friend.Paul was smart, thoughtful and had a good sense of humor–dry, much like my own! He was a gentleman, always willing to help in any situtation, and loved to entertain. I remember, fondly, the times he welcomed my family and I to his home and he to mine.I will always remember my friend Paul and think of him fondly. May God bless his soul and grant him peace.
I'm sad to learn of Paul's passing. We were in the same Sunday school class at First Methodist of Tulsa back in the late '90s / early '00s. He was always friendly, smiling, and conversational. While I didn't know him as well as some other people did, I always enjoyed seeing him. He had high aspirations, which I admired, and a mind that seemed to always be processing information. Paul was a unique soul who will be missed. Prayers go out to his friends and family.
So sad to find out we had lost an old friend. It's been many years since I've seen Paul but I remember when he was in my sunday school class at First United Methodist Church. He always had a smile on his face, always ready to give a hand where needed, and also a good solution person when something came up you knew you could count on him for just about anything.
Paul was my first cousin; his dad and my mom were siblings.I shall miss Paul. He was a good person, and cared about his work. He had a long-held interest in the space program.Dear Paul, you were loved and you shall be sorely missed.
