Condolence From: Cecelia Priovolos
Condolence: My Father was a charismatic and genuine person. Everyone who had the pleasure of spending time with him knew he was one of the best people they would ever come to know. Our Dad was a family man. Many weekends would be spent with the family at our home in Southampton. We would spend time down the Shore in the summers. My Dad was someone everyone counted on for advice and a good laugh. He had a wonderful work ethic, was reliable and dependable. There was not a day that Dad did not go to work.
Our Father was so accepting of all of us as his children and loved our friends as his own. He kept in touch with many of the kids who grew up in the neighborhood throughout the years, and always looked forward to seeing them again. Dad always said, “show me your friends and I will show you who you are”, and I have carried that with me my entire life.
My Dad made the difference in the lives of many and really facilitated the shaping of my own son with his good example. I am forever in my father’s debt for the experiences and good life he gave me as a child growing up. I will deeply miss you Dad. Love, Cecelia
Tuesday May 19, 2020
Condolence From: Sharon Reynolds
Condolence: Mr. Priovolos. I am so happy to have met and known you. You are truly a family man with all the love I see from your Family, Children, Grandchildren and great grandchildren. You are and will always be loved. RIP your pain is over.
Tuesday May 19, 2020
Condolence From: sarah milliner
Condolence: Pops,
Thank you for all of the wonderful memories we shared over the years. I think back on them fondly. I remember our many trips to the diner, to the shop and even watching baseball games on the television. Your laughter and smile were infectious. We shared many laughs over the stories and jokes you shared. I am so grateful you had a relationship with Norah and Isabel. It is so rare to know your great grandchildren. You were their Pop-Pop just like you are mine. They loved listening to your stories about going to Princeton and feeding cakes to the children that were on your route, just like I did. Even though we were far away I felt like we were close because we were fortunate enough to Facetime regularly. Seeing your face always brought a smile to me. You will be truly missed Pops! We love you very much.
Love,
Sarah
Monday May 18, 2020
Condolence From: Erica Matz
Condolence: We said goodbye to the PATRIARCH of our Greek Family, our Pop pop!
He was the KING of our hearts and always will be all of our greatest supporters in life! He was known for supporting his children and grandchildren. He would give his last dime or the shirt off his back to anyone who needed it. He was the Father of nine beautiful children. He had eight grandchildren and four great grand children. He loved his family and they were the center of his world.
Harry (Pop- Pop) was everything to so many in his small community and was loved deeply. Everyone knew Harry, and he always greeted you with a smile and a handshake. Personally, I am so thankful for my time at Arcadia University because it allowed me to make up for lost time. We would have random Dunkin Donut coffee dates, chats, or just enjoying each other’s company watching TV! He would always call me such endearing names. All of these names he had for all of us, and they all had many meanings but were so full of love.
He did it his WAY, and in honor of Frank Sinatra (his favorite singer) he lived his life just like the song! He enjoyed driving his mint condition Cadillac’s, and betting on fast horses at the race track. Derby time was always his favorite time of year. He loved watching Phillies baseball, Eagles football and living a life full of family. Family was always what mattered he’d say.
We will never forget that smile! You were one in a million to all of us and always will be! We are so happy to know Nanny and Norah we’re there to greet you with open arms! We hope you are smoking a cigar, playing a hand of cards, and telling your funny jokes! We love you to the moon and back! ♥️🇬🇷
Sunday May 17, 2020
Condolence From: Clara Priovolos
Condolence: Dad – Love is eternal it never dies. You possessed so many of the endearing traits a father should have. Your smile, humor, acceptance, understanding, and ongoing wisdom were the hallmark of our family. I will make sure your legacy lives on forever, through my children. I loved you daily, and now I will miss you daily. My dad, my first love, my hero. Rest in Paradise. Love, Clara
Sunday May 17, 2020
Condolence From: Pete Kollias
Condolence: My condolences to Uncle Harry's entire family!! He was a great uncle, who made me laugh alot with his great sense of humor!! Uncle Harry, you will be missed!! Love, Pete Kollias.
Sunday May 17, 2020
Condolence From: June Fritchey
Condolence: Pop Pop, you were the Patriarch of our family. You brought endless amounts of love, joy and laughter to our family. You’ve taken a piece of my heart with you. It beats differently now in the absence of your voice, your laughter and your hugs. I will cherish all of the many moments and memories we’ve shared, for as long as I live. You are so very missed and loved by all who had the privilege of knowing you.
“Goodbyes are not forever, goodbyes are not the end. They simply mean I’ll miss you until we meet again”
I love you always & forever, and all of the days after that. 🙏❤️
Sunday May 17, 2020
Condolence From: Cristine fritchey
Condolence: Love you always “king” pop pop. You touched the lives of so many and our family won’t be the same without you here. We could always count on you for a good laugh and words of encouragement and support. I will never forget all of our wonderful memories together through the years. You will be with me forever. I love you.
Sunday May 17, 2020
Condolence From: Gail (Garofalo) Roessler
Condolence: Margie,
This is such a difficult time to visit with those who have lost loved ones. I am so sorry for your loss. Your Dad certainly lived a full life of 89 and I hope you find comfort in your many memories of him. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sunday May 17, 2020
Condolence From: Andrew Raeuchle
Condolence: A final farewell to my grandfather who I knew as Pop-Pop. I have always loved your great sense of humor, our jaunts to the local diners, and watching you socialize and conduct business at the shop. You are my favorite person, and you will always be remembered. You are The Myth, The Man, The Legend. Lets go to the diner!
Saturday May 16, 2020
