LIFE & LEGACY OF Harry Henry Montgomery Harry Henry Montgomery was born August 25, 1946 to Frank Montgomery Sr. and Eleanor Henry. Harry was raised by a single father and as an only child until the age of 14 years old (13 ¾), when he became a big brother to Paul Montgomery Sr. and two years later his youngest brother Frank Montgomery Jr. Harry took his role and responsibilities of being a big brother seriously and the three of them were the 3 Amigos. Harry was educated is the Philadelphia School System and later he enlisted in the United States Army in February 1966, where he severed his Country as a Soldier and Sniper in the Vietnam War. Harry met and fell in love with his first love Julia (Judy) and they married in January 1966 and their union welcomed their four children. Arleacy Bell, Julia McGlone, Eric Montgomery, and Gregory Montgomery and two step-children Joseph Williams and Catherine Williams however you'd better never call them that in his presence. Harry later met Loretta and out of their union they welcomed a daughter Keisha Parham. Years later Harry met and fell in love with Wanda as he affectionately called her his Wonton and they spent 30 plus years together. Harry worked as a Master Mechanic for many years and the love of him working on cars fulfilled him until he was unable with his hands but that didn't stop him from giving advice through guidance. Harry went on to meet his lord on Saturday, February 08, 2025 @ 1:22 a.m. He was preceded in death by his father Frank Montgomery Sr., son Eric Montgomery, son Joseph Williams, Grandson Salat Williams and Granddaughter Helena Williams-Thomas. Left to carry his love and legacy are his two brothers Paul Montgomery (Donna), Frank Montgomery Jr., 5 children Arleacy Bell, Julia McGlone, Gregory Montgomery (Aaliyah), Keisha Parham (William), and Catherine Williams. 13 grandchildren, 36 great grandchildren and 6 great great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Harry will be missed by many and loved by all. Let us not be sad but rejoice in his memory and always remember his witty nature.