We only knew Rusty for a short time but during that time, we could see that he had a lot of heart and cared so much for his daughter s that he was so proud of. Our sincere condolences to all of the family. It was evident in meeting you all that Rusty was deeply cared for. Our hearts are with you all and we hope that your memories will always keep him close.
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I only knew Rusty for a short time while he was a shift manager at cliffs. Our last conversation was a couple weeks ago and it was about the wonderful time he had with his daughter hanging out in Lancaster county. He truly loved his kids. RIP Rusty!
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A personal obituary from Rusty’s mom
From the time of birth, Rusty was always very active. A serious child, a wonderful son and a brother. He showed love always to others. He was a very active teen. He played baseball from age five to men’s league. He played soccer and he was a gymnast. He was a great musician and an outstanding worker from paper boy, Ponderosa, NCR to his many supervisory positions throughout the years. He graduated high school from James M Bennett High School and earned an economics degree at Towson University. He was a talented person in all jobs he did, from building to designing things. He always lived his life to the fullest. He received Jesus into his heart when he went to Rock Church in Baltimore, MD. He loved the Lord when he was a little boy attending the Holiness Church in Fruitland, MD. He leaves behind two wonderful daughters whom he loved greatly. Rusty was very proud of his daughters, Christina and Hannah, in all they have done in their lives. They were the love of his life. The “dash” (time spent on earth) was short for Rusty but he lived his life to the fullest. Rusty is already missed greatly and will never be forgotten.
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A personal obituary from Rusty’s mother
From the time of birth, Rusty was always very active. A serious child, a wonderful son and brother. He showed love always to others. He was an active teen. He loved baseball from age five to men’s league. He played soccer and was a gymnast. He was a great musician. He was an outstanding worker from a paper boy, to Ponderosa, NCR to many supervisory positions throughout his life.
He graduated from James M Bennett to go on to earn an economics degree from Towson University. He was a very talented person in all his jobs, from building to designing things. He always lived to the fullest.
Rusty received Jesus into his heart when he attended Rock Church In Baltimore, MD. He loved the Lord when he was a little boy when he attended the Holiness Church in Fruitland, MD.
He leaves behind two wonderful daughters whom he loved greatly. Rusty was very proud of Christina and Hannah in all the things they have done in their lives. They were the love of his life. The dash of Rusty’s life (time spent on earth) was too short but he did live his life to the fullest.
Rusty is already missed greatly and he will never be forgotten.
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Thanks for the memories and all the good times, really gonna miss that smile.
See you in heaven.
E.C. Jones
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Rusty was always an outgoing caring person. He was a role model growing up. I know when I talked with him over the past few years he was very proud of his daughters. You will be missed.
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Rusty you will be missed by so many people. I hope that you are an Angel watching over your family and friends and that you knew how much you were loved! My condolences go out to Hannah, Christina and the entire Harr family.
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2018, Towson University, York Road, Towson, MD, USA
Christina, Rusty, and Hannah
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Late 80's Eddie and I went to hang with Rusty at his apartment in Towson. A few drinks and games of Trivial Pursuit led to Rusty's decision it was time to have fireworks...in the apartment...with 9-10 foot ceilings...late at night. How we didn't burn down that apartment is beyond me! You just never knew what was going to happen - we did get the burn marks off the ceiling.
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When Eddie and I lived with Rusty in the townhouse, he was working a late shift. It never failed that on the weekend when he got off work, Ed and I were already asleep but Rusty would run in and jump on us in the bed. Next thing I know we were either piling in the car to head to OC (I drove while those guys slept on the way there) or it was Mario Brothers marathon. If Rusty was ready to go, you go!
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