Harlan Aylor was a man who above all else loved and served God. He passed away of heart failure on December 13, 2020 at home, surrounded by family.
He was married 59 years to his wife whom he adored and was an incredible father to his two daughters and their husbands. He enjoyed spending time with grandchildren and sharing his passions with them.
Harlan found joy in everything he did and kept in frequent contact with his friends. Everything related to airplanes fascinated him, and he enjoyed using his telescope to observe the stars. He retired after 31 years from the Nazarene Publishing House.
Harlan was active in his church and loved sharing God with family and friends. He was raised in Texas and always considered himself a proud Texan.
He was married 59 years to his wife whom he adored and was an incredible father to his two daughters and their husbands. He enjoyed spending time with grandchildren and sharing his passions with them.
Harlan found joy in everything he did and kept in frequent contact with his friends. Everything related to airplanes fascinated him, and he enjoyed using his telescope to observe the stars. He retired after 31 years from the Nazarene Publishing House.
Harlan was active in his church and loved sharing God with family and friends. He was raised in Texas and always considered himself a proud Texan.
Harlan Aylor was a man who above all else loved and served God. He passed away of heart failure on December 13, 2020 at home, surrounded by family.
He was married 59 years to his wife whom he adored and was an incredible father to his two daughters and their husbands. He enjoyed spending time with grandchildren and sharing his passions with them.
Harlan found joy in everything he did and kept in frequent contact with his friends. Everything related to airplanes fascinated him, and he enjoyed using his telescope to observe the stars. He retired after 31 years from the Nazarene Publishing House.
Harlan was active in his church and loved sharing God with family and friends. He was raised in Texas and always considered himself a proud Texan.
He was married 59 years to his wife whom he adored and was an incredible father to his two daughters and their husbands. He enjoyed spending time with grandchildren and sharing his passions with them.
Harlan found joy in everything he did and kept in frequent contact with his friends. Everything related to airplanes fascinated him, and he enjoyed using his telescope to observe the stars. He retired after 31 years from the Nazarene Publishing House.
Harlan was active in his church and loved sharing God with family and friends. He was raised in Texas and always considered himself a proud Texan.
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