Birth date: Aug 4, 1941 Death date: Sep 23, 2024
Harold Arlan Hulme, 83 of Centerville passed away Monday, September 23, 2024 at Mercy One - Centerville. Harry was born to Dale & LaVon (Lage) Hulme in Traer, Iowa on August 4, 1941. Harry received his education from Dinsdale High Read Obituary
My condolences to Twyla and family. I first knew Harry when we were in high school. He in Dinsdale and me in Traer. We competed in basketball and baseball for four years and had great times doing so. Along with many others in Dinsdale, Harry and I were friends. After high school, we went our separate ways, but several years later we ran into each other at the tavern under the winding stairs in Traer during a homecoming class reunion weekend and shared old times over a couple of bottles of beer. We kept in touch after that via text and email. I'm glad to have had such a good friend for so many years. I will miss him.
Harry was a great neighbor and friend. He will be missed. We extend our thoughts and prayers out to Twyla and his entire family.
We send our deepest sympathy.
Thoughts and prayers to the family on your loss 🙏🏻
We are so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you & your family during this difficult time.
From Ron and Deb Wood, Deb and Adam Hardy, Shane Morgan and family, Tom and Dena Bridgewater and girls, Jake, Jodie and Avery, Jaime and Jackson
So sorry to hear of this. He was a really likable Man. He will be missed by many.
I've known Harold since we started kindergarten when we were 5. We were classmates, cousins, and friends. He was ambitious, intelligent, and most of all kind. We all grow up and go our own ways, and if we are lucky, meet up again. Life seemed very good for Harold when he met his beautiful Twyla. You could see their love for each other. These last few years we were at that time in life where we enjoy stirring our mind for memories. It was fun sharing information about our Dinsdale family roots. We both learned things we didn't know before. The time flew by too fast as we talked and texted and laughed. He had some challenging health situations but he never complained. We both enjoyed Caitlin Clark and watched many of her games while texting back and forth. Fun! I miss that. He loved his family dearly, and was a good example for them and others. I'm glad I knew him, and I will miss him.
Harold will remain in our hearts forever.
Thinking of you'll ♥️🙏🏼
