Condolence: Mentor: A wise and trusted guide and advisor. For me this is what Harold, AKA 720MP was, with sometimes a twist of cynical humor in regards to markets, or maybe satire being the better word. So I was deeply saddened to hear of his passing on per chance of visiting his online profile of recent. His online blog musings were always appreciated, ever always being so helpful to others in the process, as well as helping me to go forward with a more positive outlook, not being so cynical. No doubt he is missed by many, was highly respected. Please accept my most sincere condolences in your time of loss.

Condolence: I knew Harry on his blog for the last couple of years. I admired his willingness to help us make effective investment decisions. I will miss him greatly. In its a Wonderful Life the Angel says, "Each man's life touches so many other lives, when he isn't around he leaves an awful hole. I know he has many people missing him.

Condolence: It is with a very heavy heart that write about Harry and you have my deepest condolences. I have chatted with the great and wise 720MP(Harrys ID) for many years on financial blogs and as RLS has eloquently stated he always was family first and living life to its fullest.It is quite amazing how peoples lives can be projected online and his was one of giving with a mindset of being balanced and always fair to others. I will miss him quite a bit and hope that all goes well for your family as to know he was very much admired by many.

Condolence: I am shocked and sadden ưhen I found out that you are no longer with us, you are a man with wise wisdom and knowledge and a great friend on the blog.

Condolence: Harry (whom I also knew as 720 for 10 years) was a kind, wise man who taught me a lot about trading and investing. I know he was very proud of his family. He often spoke of his grandchildren, wife, children and his love for you all was very clear to all of us on Doctor Boom's blog. We will always hold him in our hearts as our very good and wise friend. God bless you 720.

Condolence: Not only did Harry have great financial acumen but he was extraordinarily smart and funny. I was lucky to be blogging with Harry for the last 4 years and we not only discussed stocks but everyday life stories and advice. Harry was always the steady mind and steady heart on the blog and he will be greatly missed.

Condolence: My deepest sympathies for your loss. I had the good fortune of chatting with Harry on the financial blog. He was a wealth of information and a patient teacher who was always eager to share his knowledge. He taught me much and will be greatly missed by all.

Condolence: I am so saddened to hear the news of Harold's passing. Although I did not know him in person, I chatted online with him for several years on the financial blog. He was a very kind man, a very smart man, and just a very genuine decent human being always willing to give his time and share his expertise. I will miss him a great deal. Please accept my deepest sympathies for your loss. Sincerely, Dr. Chris, aka IntentionalFoul.

Condolence: Having spent 10 years chatting and learning from Harry on our internet group - to say we are all going to miss him terribly, is an understatement! A great guy, family man and soldier. RIP friend.

Condolence: I know that a short paragraph will not take away the sting of your current anguish, but I wanted you to know that Harry had, perhaps, hundreds of 'friends' that interacted with him via his regular participation in forums on the Internet. I am one of those people, and am devastated at the news of his passing. He was part-mentor, part-leader, part-boss of our group, and I learned so much from him. His knowledge of all things financial was unparalleled, and he contributed unselfishly to our group for many years...both his knowledge and his leadership. He touched my life (and probably more others than you will ever know out there as well). Please accept my deepest sympathies.