Death date: Dec 17, 2025
Harry D. Stone, 94, of Stafford Springs, CT, passed away on Wednesday, December 17, 2025 in the comfort of his home. He was born in Townsend, MA, son of the late Harry G. and Sarah Bernice (Leonard) Stone. Harry served our count Read Obituary
One memory of Harry I have is no matter what the temperature was in the winter he ALWAYS had a short sleeve shirt on. That would amaze me. I would ask him if he owned a long sleeve shirt or a sweater and would just laugh with that big smile of his.
RIP HARRY! YOU DESERVE IT!
Sending my condolences and prayers to Ruth and the family!
One memory I have of Harry is no matter what the temperature was in the winter, he ALWAYS had a short sleeve sleeve shirt on. I was always amazed at that. I remember asking him do you own a long sleeve shirt or I sweater,he would just laugh with that big smile of his.
RIP HARRY!! YOU EARNED IT!
One memory I have of Harry is no matter what the temperature was especially in the winter, he always had a short sleeve shirt on. I would ask him if he had a long sleeve shirt or a sweater. He would just laugh and smile. He had an awesome big smile.
Our most heart-felt condolences on your loss. Prayers for peace, healing for your broken hearts and comfort that comes from the shared memories of a life very well-lived - blessings, Trisha & Keith Koerper. 🙏
My sincerest condolences to Ruth and family. It was a pleasure to know Harry and to have worked with him.
Ruth & family, I’m so sorry for your loss.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this sad time. I still have visions of Harry and Ruth riding down the road on their motorcycle, waving as they motored forward. Fond memories.
As a new Rookie Bonanza Operator in our Hartford, CT. Division (1994), I looked to HARRY for advice & experience with our New York runs. Many a walk with him in downtown Manhattan while on layover, sure to never pass by a motorcycle or auto dealership without looking.
A tough, no nonsense Driver that taught by example & hands-on doing, the Bonanza Bus Lines philosophy of conduct --- thanks very much for our road-times together HARRY, enjoy that eternal Rest Stop !
MICHAEL DROZD
