Birth date: Nov 1, 1941 Death date: Aug 1, 2025
Leroy Harrison Obituary Leroy O. Harrison (CMSgt, USAF, Retired) November 1, 1941 - August 1, 2025 Leroy "Oly" Harrison, 83, of Waipahu passed away on August 1, 2025 surrounded by his family. Oly was born November 1, 1941 in Ea Read Obituary
RIP Chief Oly Harrison. We served together at Yakota AB Japan. You were my friend and mentor and made me into a First Sergeant. I think of you often.
RIP Chief. You were my friend and mentor and made me into a First Sergeant at Yakota AB, Japan. I think of you often.
James Rollins, MSgt, USAF (ret)
RIP Chief. You were my friend and mentor. You made me into a First Sergeant at Yokota AB, Japan. I think of you often.
James Rollins, MSgt USAF (ret)
La Grange, TX
B10 was purchased for the family of Leroy O. Harrison by George Bratina, CMSgt, USAF, Rtd; GS-13, CIA, Rtd.. Send FlowersGod's peace to Noriko, Skip and PJ from the Bratina family, George and Tomie, Lt. Col. Steven Bratina, Rtd. and Judith Bratina Stephens, WO-5, USA, Rtd. Oly was a once-in-a-lifetime friend.George Bratina, CMSgt, USAF, Rtd; GS-13, CIA, Rtd.
B8 was purchased for the family of Leroy O. Harrison by Jasmine Montilla. Send FlowersHey Fam, we wanted to let you know youre in our thoughts and prayers. We are so sorry for the loss of Uncle Leroy and cherish the memories of him. Sending warm hugs and love from the Good fam Jasmine Montilla
B5 was purchased for the family of Leroy O. Harrison by Much Love, Jeff Fry & family. Send FlowersDear Harrison Family, Oly was a wonderful man. He was a loving husband, father, and grandfather. His legacy of kindness lives on in each of you.Much Love, Jeff Fry & family
My sincere condolences to Noriko, Skip, PJ and their families of the loss of Oly. I was very young when my Dad, George Bratina and Oly were stationed together and I babysat Skip and PJ for Oly and Noriko. The cutest kids which both have turned into very handsome men. Oly was my Dad’s best friend. My husband and I had the opportunity to visit Oly, Noriko, PJ and PJ’s family in Hawaii a few years ago. I call Oly the Gentle Giant. A Big Man with a Big Heart. I am thankful for that time. I will never forget Oly. His friendship with my Dad instilled in me at a young age what the true meaning of love/friendship is. Our family loved the Harrison family. May Oly rest in peace.
My deepest condolences to Noriko, Lewis, Wendy, Paul, Gina, and Andy.Leroy was more than just a friend, but my mentor that I was extremelyproud of. He faced all challenges head on in sports, in the Air Force, and hisdistinguished civilian careers, and never, ever, settled for second best. I willmiss my close friend of sixty-two years.
God's peace to a dear, respected friend and fellow serviceman. Perhaps the finest friend I ever had. We went from MSgt. to CMSgt together and spent a lot of time in each other's homes - I knew him well. I am not ashamed to say I miss him, as do a lot of mutual friends. I also want to say that Oly had one of the finest minds of anyone that I've known. His life was a success to be admired. The world is a better place for his having been here with us. George Bratina, CMSgt, USAF, Rtd., GS13, CIA, Rtd.
I went all thru East Providence school system with Leroy. I remember his zest for life and friendly personality. RIP my friend
