Birth date: Oct 22, 1925 Death date: Apr 4, 2015
Harry Alfred Jones, 89, of Dunedin, Florida, passed on Saturday, April 4, 2015 at Suncoast Hospice Care Center, North Pinellas in Palm Harbor, FL. Harry was born on October 22, 1925 in Palm Harbor, Florida to Russell and Susie (Sl Read Obituary
We will miss you, we sure have a lot of wonderful memories. We love you and your family.
Rick and Trudie Dyer
My Great Uncle Alfred...
You will be greatly missed. Great memories of you during the holidays and Grandma Vought's house, and when you would come to N. Florida in your camper. RIP, you will always be remembered!
Love you Great Niece,
Tracy Dawn Vought Carter
I meet Harry in 1965, I've always called him Alfred, we became very good friends right away. Together we started the Curlew United Methodist Mens group in 1966 with a total of 3 members. In 1970 we started fish dinners for the mens group under a tent in the parking lot of the church. Then in 1974 we started chicken dinners which lasted another 15 years, then in 1989 we started the spaghetti dinners that are still going strong today. And the Curlew United Methodist mens group has gone from 3 people to around 20 today with thanks to people like Alfred. One of my fondest recent memories of Alfred would have to be on Sunday mornings before the service at church as he hands out candies (peppermint balls) to the ladies of the congregation, it brings a smile to my face right now just thinking about it....
My deepest Love & condolences to Mary Jeanne, Patsy & the rest of the family..
There is a bible verse that reminds me of Alfred.
James 4:10
"Humble yourself in the eyes of the Lord and he shall lift you up."
Alfred was one of the most humble men I've had the pleasure of knowing.
with Love
Forrest VanVoorst. (Van)
Dear Patsy and Mary Jeanne, and other family members: Alfred was a dear friend (also cousin) of my dad as well as the rest of my family. His mom and dad were also friends of mine years ago. I remember he and Cynthia loving to go camping with the church crowd up near Brooksville at some huge lake with cows all around the lake. He loved teasing the other campers, think he and dad were guilty of keeping other campers up at night. Their son Buster was also a dear friend of our son, both having been born at the same time. I will always remember Alfred as being a steady church member, always there to work, whether at the fish fries of years ago when money was being raised for the new church or just simply being there when his presence was important. The first time I remember seeing him and Cynthia was when Patsy was a baby, how the years have passed.He will also be remembered for the work he did in keeping the Sutton reunions going. And Mary Jeanne when you encouraged me and Ed, he agreed with you, and those encouragements will always be remembered. God bless all of you, and remember a verse from the Bible: "to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
My thoughts and prayers are with Pasty, Faith and the rest of the family at this time. I knew him as Alfred. He was a family man and a hard worker all his life. He will be missed by all.
Joyce Meinsen
