Birth date: Jun 17, 1935 Death date: Nov 1, 2022
Beverly H. Harder, 87, of North Syracuse, passed away peacefully at Crouse Hospital on November 1, 2022. Born in Bath, NY to the late Mabel (Gay) and William Hojnoski, Beverly was a homemaker, caring for and raising her children. Read Obituary
So very sorry for your loss Karolyn, Rob, Katie and family. You'll be in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Nancy and Gary Seidenfuss
Your Mom was a gracious, kind hearted beautiful lady. It was an honor to have her as a member of the North Syracuse American Legion Auxiliary for 56 years. I remember several Christmas parties & dinners where both my parents & yours would spend time together. Keeping your family in our thoughts & prayers. 🙏 Candace Cramer, President, ALA Unit 1297
Beverly and Clay were wonderful neighbors and we are very sad to have them both gone now. I know that Beverly missed Clay very much, but she had the love and support from her kids and grandkids (and she was so very proud of all of you!). Beverly was always very kind and loving. Although we didn't always have time to chat, when we did, she would always catch us up on what was going on with the grandkids and "Little Bill" as well. One of my best memories to this day is always hearing Clay yelling out the back door: "Bill" - where are you "Bill". When we first moved in (and didn't know Bill was a cat, we thought it was very strange). It still makes me laugh. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Unfortunately, we will not be able to make the calling hours as we are home sick with COVID. The Szuba Family
Your Mom and Grandmom was such a gracious, loving, and beautiful woman. She was also a wonderful neighbor - someone I could count on to brighten my day whenever we were able to connect. My thoughts and sympathy go out to all of you. She will be missed. Tara Renner
To the family of Mrs. Harder (that's what I called her as a kid). My deepest sympathy and prayers go out to you. I know she loved you all. She always had praise and happiness in her voice when she talked about all of you! Love, Sandy
P.S. I'll always remember the years our parents would go the American Legion parties together.
