Birth date: Oct 18, 1926 Death date: Jun 27, 2010
Harry Milton Saulser was born on October 18, 1926 in St. Helens, Oregon to Clarence & Esther Merrill Saulser. He died at Avamere Assisted Living Center in St. Helens on June 27, 2010 at the age of 83. Harry attended St. Helens H Read Obituary
I would like to offer my condolences to the Harry Saulser family. I believe we might be related. Emma Butts was my great grandmother and Rhoda Saulser was her daughter. I was born in St. Helens. My email address is [email protected]##imported-begin##Martha McCallum Kuper##imported-end##
He was one of the very first individuals who welcomed us here in Columbia City in 1998. He became a very dear friend.##imported-begin##Len and Sally Ann Marson##imported-end##
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We were so saddened to hear of Harry's passing. He was a wonderful neighbor and friend. We had lots of fun visiting with him at the beach. I will never forget the time at the beach when he came over to check and make sure I had the trailer hooked up right to tow home since Pat was gone hunting. He was so caring. He will be missed.##imported-begin##Pat & Gayle Harbison##imported-end##
We visited with Harry on our many walks in the neighborhood and his companion, Murphy, always gave a bark to warn Harry that we were going by. We'll miss Harry's good nature and kindness. Please accept our heartfelt sympathy.##imported-begin##Jim and Paulette Lichatowich##imported-end##
We will miss our first friend and neighbor in Columbia County. Harry always made us feel welcomed and we enjoyed him and Murphy a lot. Take care, good friend. Godspeed.##imported-begin##Barbara & Mark Gordon##imported-end##
Ron and I are truly going to miss Harry! We built our house at the same time Harry was building his in Columbia City so we have many stories. Harry was unique and could recruit a work party faster than anyone we have ever known, whether it was to install the new waterfall in his front yard or any other neighbor's project Harry was on it. He was so caring and anything you needed he was willing to do; he was ever vigil in trying to get Ron to stay off our roof after Harry had a fall from his car port and was badly hurt. Harry loved home made goodies and always had a story to tell when you delivered them. We will sincerely miss seeing Harry across the streeet with his friendly wave and he will be greatly missed in the neighborhood.##imported-begin##Ron and Connie Quick##imported-end##
We have lost a wonderful neighbor and friend. Harry was a one-of-a-kind great guy. He will be greatly missed.##imported-begin##Bob & Mary Logan##imported-end##
Ken and I are saddened to read this. We had such a great time with Harry and Bill while they were up here. They helped us put up the fence around our garden spot. Harry wondered if the gate was to keep the moose in or out of the garden. A truly wonderful man! Our condolences.##imported-begin##Judy Cox##imported-end##
