The Higginson family,
So sorry to hear about Harold's recent passing. Sincerest sympathy to the family at this sad and difficult time.
Betty Carroll, Kanata
I have just learned of Harold’s passing from reading his obituary in the December 23rd edition of the Chronicle-Guide. I am deeply saddened that I was unaware and thus unable to attend his memorial and service. I will always have the fondest memories of Harold and his wonderful wife Margaret. It is fitting that they will be reunited in God’s kingdom at this blessed and holy season. As a couple, they exemplified genuine love, humility and kindness, not only to each other but to their deep Christian faith and their Lord. I will miss your soft laugh my dear friend and our many talks about your days on the farm. May you rest in eternal peace and watch over your beloved family and friends in whose hearts you will forever remain as an example to all of us how to live and to love. My heartfelt and sincere condolences to his family and many friends.
From our family to yours we would like to extend our condolences for the passing of Harold. May your memories of Harold give to comfort.
Larry and Cheryl Pulcine
My deepest condolences to all of the Higginson family, Harold and Margaret were a beautiful couple and he has now reunited with her in heaven, two angels together again. My prayers are with the family at this time of loss but I’m sure there are wonderful memories to hold forever.
My memories of Uncle Harold and Aunt Margaret go back 48 years to when I first met them.....they were welcoming and the perfect gentleman and lady.....I always thought they were the most loving couple.....involved in their community and church....Uncle Harold was such a wonderful man to care for Aunt Margaret when she become ill.....he kept her in the home she was so familiar with.....they are now together again.❤️❤️
I will always remember Uncle Harold and Aunt Margaret’s farm with the Higginson name on the barn.....their perfect looking garden and the lawn that was always cut to perfection......if there was a Church Social going on they were always there to add their support ......if there was a dance in the area you would always find them on the dance floor.
I have many fond memories of Harold and Margaret. They were my lifelong friends of 70 plus years. We are the same age. My sincere sympathy is extended to the entire Higginson family for their loss. I regret that I am unable to attend his memorial service. I will miss him. Sincerely Blythe Smith
My sincere condolences to all the Higginson family. Harold and Margaret were "the salt of the earth couple" and greatly admired and respected by all who knew them.
Harold E Morphy
We offer our sincere and heartfelt condolences in the passing of Harold. I have very fond memories of the ‘cousins’ get togethers’ and will miss Harold.
Harry and Mary Ross
To the Higginson Family - Please accept our sincere condolences to you all. We have many happy memories of Harold and his family.
Ron and Mary Lou Riley
Our Sincere Condolences to the Higginson & Ziebarth Families On Their Loss Of Harold, Always The Perfect Gentleman. Please Know You Are In Our Thoughts And Prayers At This Difficult Time. May He Rest in Peace And May All Those Great Memories Lesson The Pain Of Your Loss. Helen & Art
Our sincere condolences to all the Higginson family, may you find comfort in the all the fond memories and peace knowing that he has reunited with his love, Margaret and those who have gone before him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
My sympathy to the Higginson Family. Harold was a true gentleman. I had the pleasure of visiting with him on the many visits to our farm while he was on the job. We kept in touch after his retirement. We shared the same taste in music and he could write a letter with great finesse. It will be Christmas in heaven for him and the love of his life.
To the Higginson families,
You have my deepest sympathy in the passing of Harold, he was a wonderful friend to me as he was to many people,
he will be sadly missed by all who knew him, i enjoyed my visit with him every day when i brought in his mail to him,
i have many fond memories of being at the Higginson farm helping them at hay time we would bring in hay in the evening
then come in late at night and enjoy fresh strawberries and ice cream before going home.
Rest in peace for ever my good friend.
James Clark
To my Higginson cousins - we are so sorry to hear about Uncle Harold. So many fun memories of him and Aunt Margaret to remember. They will be together again and with the rest of the Ziebarth clan. We are not home right now so unable to attend the Visitation but we send our condolences. Sincerely Bev and Bruce O'Callaghan
I have many fond memories of Harold & the entire Higginson family, especially each Sunday at Church.
My thoughts are most certainly with the family.
Harold was a good man, and set examples for many.
Sincerely,
Dave Burton
Dear Higginson family
Sincere sympathy is extended to you. He was such a wonderful person. May your many memories bring you comfort.
Bob & Lil (Evans) Henry
Sending sincere condolences to Harold's family. He was a wonderful gentleman and I remember him very well from our long-time employment at Eastern Breeders Inc. Sincerely Lois Keyes
Dear Sheldon, Imelda and all the Higginson family,
May the memories of your parents will bring you peace in the hard days ahead.
Whenever I drove by the farm I gave a good ' honk-honk' hello, your Dad must have wondered, who the heck is that.
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time, Elaine
Sheldon,
I'm so sad to hear of your Dad's passing. I loved having chats with him when we were younger. He always had time to talk with us. He was so kind, thoughtful and soft spoken. And as we found out at your wedding, he had and incredible sense of humor.
He will be missed, not only by his family, but everyone who knew him. It is so nice though, to know that he is finally back together with your Mom. The two of them were like two pea's in a pod!
Hugs Sheldon, Imelda, Tannis and Brennan!
Ken and Gail Terry.
Dear Marilyn and family, John and I are saddened to hear of Harold’s passing. We have fond memories of both your mom and dad at Emmanuel church and at church suppers as Harold was always knowledgeable about where the suppers were held and the best ones to attend! He and I counted the collections on Sundays and I always was so impressed with his astute counting practices. He was the best of any computer! We will miss him. Our condolences to you and your siblings. Joan & John Wahay.
Dear Marilyn and the Higginson family. We were so very sad to hear of Harold's passing. I'm sure he's been reunited with the love of his life. I know he missed her dearly. I met him when I started working at EBI and we became friends immediately. For the past 39 years, we've traded stories, mishaps and little tidbits about our lives and families. I will miss his holiday cards and letters. Harold loved his family and friends with all his heart. He was always happy and kind, a little social butterfly who loved going to various church suppers in the area, services at church and dances over the years. Please know that you are in our thoughts.
Lisa & Jim Flewellyn
Dear Higginson family, You likely do not remember me, but I remember your mom and dad with such fond memories. When Harold would come to the farm, he always made time to chat with us kids and always seemed interested in what we were doing. It has been many years since I saw them, but they are very much a part of my childhood memories - from SS#1 Fitzroy school functions or community gatherings, they were always there, and so friendly and welcoming. Know that my thoughts and prayers are with all of you. It is so difficult to lose your parents but I really hope that the memories you and others have and will share, will bring you comfort and peace. Janice (Phillips) Buck
Marilyn and Higginson Family
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Harold and Margaret were two of the first people to
welcome us to Arnprior many years ago. He will be remembered for his friendly smiles. He is with your beautiful
Mom now. So sorry for your loss.
Wayne and Debby Mossman
Thoughts of good times in the past and precious memories will help you all through this difficult time. We are sad to lose our last member of our family. Uncle Harold always had a smile. We both lost our mates within two weeks and became great support to each other. I always looked forward to his calls. Take care Delwood, Dale, Marilyn and Sheldon and families. So sad for your loss. Carolyn (Ziebarth) Finner
Marilyn & the Higginson Family,
Sincerest sympathy on the death of your dad. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers at this sad time.
Sincerely
Joanne (Herrick) & Mackie McLaren
Dear Family
So very sorry to hear of Harold’s passing but so very honoured to have known him and Margaret. They would be very welcomed faces at our outdoor services in Waba and always good conversation and a great story. Once when he and my husband shared a room at hospital he told us about getting out soon so he could go skating. He was hoping to go to Rideau Canal. He lit up when he told us!
May your memories and stories ease your hearts.
Jo-Anne Camelon
Karyn, Kelsie, Kris
Diane Lesway
Dale and the entire Higginson family
Please accept our most sincere condolences in the passing of your dad. May you hold your memories close at this most difficult time and in the days ahead.
He is now reunited with your sweet mom, RIP.
Sincerely
Loretta & Terry Robillard
Mike & I want to express our deepest sympathy to Delwood & Betty, Dale & Carol, Marilyn & Chuck and Sheldon & Imelda & their families on the passing of Uncle Harold. Remembering all the visits they made after church on Sunday to my mom in the Villa & numerous other shut ins from their community. They alway always made time to visit, often bringing a bottle of citrons or pickles of some sort from their bountiful vegetable garden. Giving so much to their church, community & friends was their way of life. Such a generous pair! Uncle Harold's sense of humour was one of his greatest qualities. We will miss him but glad he will spend Christmas with Aunt Margaret. Happy to be Home. A life well lived.
Our Dear friend Harold has passed on and will be united with his beloved wife, Margaret. Donna and I met them at Emmanuel when we moved to Arnprior 25+ years ago. One of the things we had in common was that Donna and I were raised on a farm. Summer nights we went to Scoops for an ice cream cone and in the fall went to Mt St Patrick's annual church supper. There were numerous places including Rideau Carleton for the buffet. And the annual feed of corn from their bountiful garden.
Donna and I visited him in the hospital and on my(Garry) visit what did we talk about but farming LOL. He will be sorely missed in the farming community, his church and most of all by his loving family.
We will really miss him. Rest easy Harold in the arms of the Lord. Our Deepest Sympathy to the family. God Bless+
Garry and Donna Dowd
Our sincere condolences to the family and friends. He was the last uncle on the Ziebarth side of our family. He always loved to have a great chat. He is now united with Aunt Margaret, the love of his life. May he Rest in Peace.
