Lewis “Lew” Harmon Obituary: 93-Year-Old Last Surviving Original Member of Timber-Hollis Fire Protection District Remembered for His Legacy of Service
The Timber-Hollis Fire Protection District is mourning the reported passing of Lewis “Lew” Harmon, who was 93. He is being remembered as the department’s last surviving original member and a significant part of its history. According to a tribute shared by the department, Harmon served the district as both a firefighter and a trustee. Through these roles, he contributed to the development and continued operation of the local fire service, maintaining a connection to the organization’s earliest years.
His passing marks the loss of a figure whose service helped shape the department and whose place in its history will remain meaningful to those who continue its work.
A Connection to the Department’s History
A historical document about Glasford provides additional context about the Timber-Hollis Fire Protection District. It lists a person named Lewis Harman as a captain in the district in its centennial-era records.
However, the historical document spells the surname “Harman,” while the department’s tribute identifies the former firefighter as Lewis Harmon. The available information does not establish whether both references concern the same individual.
As the district remembers Harmon’s reported passing, condolences go to his family, friends, former colleagues, and everyone connected to the Timber-Hollis Fire Protection District.
May Lewis “Lew” Harmon rest in peace. His reported legacy of service will remain part of the department’s history.