Obituaries
Mr. Clifford Allen Harbour
02/17/1966 - 02/16/2025
Mr. Clifford Allen Harbour, age 58 of McKenney, Va. died Sunday, February 16, 2025 at his residence. He was a Printer Technician for Canon USA Inc. Cliff is survived by his daughters; Christina L. Potter (John) of Bracey, Amber Ekers (Travis) of McKenney and Laura Waddell (Bruce) of Prince George, a son Christopher “Gus” Widomski (Becky) of McKenney, three sisters; Norma Catherine Aldous (Bob) of Fredericksburg, Denise Louise Feldman of Petersburg and Patricia Marie Johnson of Lynchburg, a brother Thomas Edward Harbour of Faribault, MN, eleven grandchildren; Nate, Kelsey, Kristofer (Chelsie), Camerynn, Kassidy, Landon, Savannah, Andrew (A.J.), Skylin, Hunter and Rylinn, plus several nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be conducted May 17, 2025 at Kingswood Methodist Church, Bracey, Va at 2:00 P.M. The family suggest memorial contributions in Cliff’s name be donated to the National Rifle Association, 11250 Waples Mill, Rd., Ste 1, Fairfax, VA 22030. Online condolences may be made through our website at www.crowderhitecrews.com. Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home and Crematory is serving the Harbour family.
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My copier service brother
I just found out thru the grapevine today. I’m so sorry.
I remember exactly what you said to me when you interviewed for a tech job at IKON back in the day. Among your obvious technical abilities and qualifications for the position, what got you the job was saying “It’s my job to make your job easier”. We’ve been friends ever since. When IKON was bought by Ricoh, we needed to do what we thought was right for ourselves and our families continued prosperity at the time. I stayed, you moved on. We talked less and less after that. But every couple of months or so, I’d be driving to my next call and your name would pop up on my phone. And for the next half hour or so, we’d have all the world’s problems solved. The last time we spoke was sometime in January. You were pretty frustrated at work and asked if we were hiring. I told you we were not and attempted to talk you down some from having a bad day . I hope I helped.
Keep your screwdrive magnetized,
and don’t get any toner on God’s rug.
I’ll miss you Cliff.
Road warriors to the end.
Sister
Cliff was the best brother and friend. I will cherish the time we had together and hold tight to all the good and funny memories. He will live forever in the hearts of all his family and friends.
Sister
I have several more Owls that have been waiting for you. I so sorry for losing you, but I know you’re in a better place. Condolences and prayers for all of the families.
The Dash
I once heard a Pastor give a sermon about a gravestone. Most people do not know what the most important part of a gravestone. It is not the name. You did not have any say about your name. It was not the day you were born. You had no say the day you were born. Was it the day you died? (Maybe). The most important part of the gravestone is the dash. The dash represents what you did with your life from the day you were born, until your death. As we will all miss Cliff, you can see Cliff made the most of his dash. The dash was his family and friends.