Harry Arthur Gromo Jr. Obituary

The world bids farewell to Harry Arthur Gromo Jr. of Little River, South Carolina, born in Rochester, Pennsylvania, departing peacefully on April 23, 2024 at the age of 59. Harry Arthur leaves behind memories cherished by the community. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.

In the sacred silence of farewell, we release Harry Arthur into the embrace of eternity, knowing that his light will continue to shine brightly in the tapestry of our lives. And as we carry his memory forward, may we find comfort in the knowledge that love is eternal, and that Harry Arthur's spirit lives on in the beauty that surrounds us.

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April 25, 2024

Mike Tracy wrote a sympathy message

“I first met Hary in January of 1983. Harry defined ARDEX professionalism, pioneered the creation of excellence in customer support, and became the go-to, IT subject matter expert (before the acronym IT was a "thing"). I will always remember Harry for his gentle, caring spirit and genuine willingness to a support colleague in need. He was also a pretty colorful and fun guy. t was a pleasure and honor to know and work with Harry!”

April 25, 2024

Lorie Wagoner wrote a sympathy message

“Harry was an awesome person. Always kind no matter how stressed he was being pulled in all directions here at Ardex. Everyone wanted him to fix their computers because he did it so well. I enjoyed our conversations about his dog that passes and also his new "little" pup Jasmine. I miss him dearly since he has retired. I am sad to learn of his passing.”

April 25, 2024

Barry Cullen wrote a sympathy message

“Harry was a wonderful, outgoing, willing-to-help anyone / anytime person. He was the first Ardex employee I met on initial trip to Coraopolis (1988), and Harry greeted me at the plant door and welcomed me to the company. Nothing but respect for Harry, he added a lot to the Ardex recipe of success and was a great representative of “getting it done”, and always with a pleasant manner. Missed him when he retired, will miss his great spirit eternally.”