Mr. Harold Francis Tiffany
10/28/1942 - 07/12/2024
Mr. Harold Francis Tiffany, age 81, of Bracey, died on Friday July 12, 2024. He was a retired steel worker and the widower of Irene Ruth Tiffany. Mr. Tiffany is survived by his daughter, Monica T. Nebe and her husband Phil of North Chesterfield and his sister, Edith Halbert of New York. A funeral service will be conducted on Sunday July 21st at 2:00 P.M. in Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home and Crematory with interment to follow in La Crosse Cemetery. Online condolences may be made through our website, www.crowderhitecrews.com. Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home and Crematory is serving the Tiffany family.
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Good Friend Of His
I can not sit here and say that my heart is not broken into a million pieces, because it is! I met Mr. Harold when I was working at Win.n Dixie and we remained friends. I had just talked to him Friday and we laughed and joked , like we always did, every week😢Not knowing that that was going to be the last time that I saw him😢He was really like a good friend and whenever we didn’t see him come in the store , we would be so worried until we saw him again. I’m really going to miss Mr. Harold calling me Troublemaker #1 and me telling him that he was Troublemaker#1 and we would just laugh..Everyone that he came in contact with in Food Lion loved him because he was such a loving, caring and funny man. I will forever remember our Food Lion and Winn Dixie memories and all of our laughs and picking at each other. Rest in peace my dear sweet friend Troublemaker #1 From, Byrd Troublemaker #1😁I can hear you now saying, im not #1 you are😢😢Ok, you win, I’ll be #1 just for you😢😢
Friends in Christ
Harold…What a kind, compassionate, loving gentleman you were…always desiring to help others in any possible way. It’s been such a pleasure having you as a friend and Brother in Christ, and we will dearly miss your smile, love, and fellowship at River Ridge Chapel. I’ll have to find someone else to pick on for parking crooked in their spot!! What a joy it is to know you are completely healed, reunited with your Irene, and worshipping at the feet of Jesus in our eternal home. Rest easy friend … Until we meet again.
Nephew
Saddened by the loss but blessed with all the memories and laughs with you Uncle Harold. Rest in Peace you will be missed
Niece from the Willis clan!
Oh Uncle Harold how we all loved you so much! I am so glad I was included in the last 3 trips to Bracey to see you and the family! You will always have a special place in my heart, your laughter and your jokester attitude and just you will be so very missed, oh and your love for rhubarb and your competitiveness for playing games! I will cherish those memories forever! Love you so much and have a happy reunion with Aunt Irene!❤️
neice
Thinking of all my memories ,when I was ready to go to school ,you and Aunt Linda walked me to school, and our tummy card games, and then when you and Irene,came to our house on Christmas Eve always love and miss you RIP
Mr Harold was a Very Sweet Customer it saddens my heart that he’s not here with us anymore, He will be greatly missed, I am Glad we had a Chance to see him Friday but sad to learn it was his last visit with us, Sleep In Peace Mr Harold, Trouble Number 1&2 will Miss you dearly.
Jeanette, (trouble #2 my nickname from Mr Harold)
Best friend
You’ve been a wonderful friend to me i will miss you dearly.Getting to church yesterday and your parking spot empty I couldn’t hold back the tears it was very hard. We had a wonderful service dedicated to you everyone spoke of what a nice person you were and how you loved our heavenly Father you will be missed and it was a great pleasure knowing you Harold bye for now my friend!!!
Niece
Rest in peace Uncle Harold. I loved you so very much! You were always my favorite Uncle to play games with and I cherish all our Bracey trips over the years! Wonderful memories since I was a little kid spending time with you, Irene and Monica. ❤️
God's Gift
The world was a better place with you here Harold but as we all know you are in a much better place in heaven. We are so very thankful and honored to have been able to call you friend. Thank you for just being you. Rest in the arms of our heavenly father and in the presence of your beautiful wife. We will miss you here in River Ridge. You are truly one of God’s Greatest Gifts that has been returned to God.
I was sadden for the earthly loss but Heabrns gain of a wonderful man. Harold may have been your birth name but I always fondly knew you as, Giggles.
Condolences to the family
Friends
It was my honor to be partially raised by Harold since I was 6 years old. Growing up as Monica’s best friend gave me a place in their home. As an adult I have been able to look back and see how much Harold and Irene did for me, that was not obvious as a child. I hope that they both know how grateful I am for their care and love. They were both incredibly kind to me and I will always pay that forward in their memories.