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PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia Phillies broadcaster Harry Kalas died Monday at the age of 73. Kalas was taken to a hospital after passing out in the broadcast booth before the game against the Washington Nationals.

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Your Name : Ang
Your Hometown : NorthEast Pa
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Share Your Thoughts/Memories : When I was little my Dad took me to the games and I was soo happy!!! I used to watch the games on tv with my Dad and even though I didn't know Harry Kalas that well he was a good broadcaster!!! My Dad can immate his voice!! Rest in PEACE Harry Kalas!!

Your Name : Louis Hibbs
Your Hometown : Boothwyn, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I've always loved the call and stories Harry told on-air, and remember the passing of Whitey. Both are in a better place and are missed dearly.

Your Name : Patty
Your Hometown : Philly
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Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Dear Harry even know you are not here any more we will all miss you very very much. I love when he said "the ball is out of here!!!!!!!!!! R.I.P. Harry we will never forget you


Your Name : Sherri Figueroa
Your Hometown : Levittown, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : What an amazing man and an awesome memorial service. I was glued to the t.v. most of this beautiful day watching the ceremonies with tears (only b/c I thought the stadium would be too packed to get in by the time I would get there. I think the family will never know how many people Harry really touched and didn't make it to the Park but still mourned him the same. I guess I was a HK snob b/c he was here as long as I was alive so I thought he was always here. It was nice to learn so much more and so grateful Bill Giles snagged him from Houston for us!!! We love you and miss you Harry!

Your Name : barbara rementer
Your Hometown : south phila.
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I have just watched your tribute to Harry Kalas.the Phillies really done it right to a friend and a true Phillisfamily.. It was very moving and a special tribute to a wonder man and Phillies true fan. he will be truly missed but will never be forgotten.

Your Name : Kerri Miller
Your Hometown : Roseto, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry was a true "boy of summer" and was a true Phillie. Thank you, Kalas family, for sharing him with all or us. RIP

Your Name : William Stosch III
Your Hometown : Levittown, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry Kalas was also the voice of "The Puppy Bowl" which aired every Super Ball Sunday on Animal Planet. He was a man who cared about everyone and I suspect that he also cared very much for animals. I miss you Harry!

Your Name : JoLee Meyers
Your Hometown : High Point, NC
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry will truly be missed. My family and I are avid die-hard Phillies fans, we were season ticket holders until my job took me to North Carolina - although we got to see Phillies games they were not called by Harry and we missed that. We visited the Phillies website and cherished the clips of plays, and especially home run "outta heres" called by Harry. The Phillies truly have lost their voice. Heaven now has the greatest broadcast team now with Whitey and Harry together again.

Your Name : Lloyd Bucher
Your Hometown : Boca Raton, FL
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : The Phillies may have lost their voice, but the rest of us have been left memories to last us a lifetime. Thank you Harry for giving us those memories. For most of us, Harry represented the Phillies better than most current or ex-players could. The franchise will never be the same without him. RIP Harry...you will be missed!

Your Name : chris galloway
Your Hometown : pennsauken new jersey
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : what can i say, you are the voice of Philadelphia, I don't think anyone will ever forget the final call in red October. You will be missed. You were a gentleman and a scholar. god bless you harry. you and ritchie perfect together.

Your Name : Bernice Lenci
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I grew up listening to 610 WIP with my father who always watched and listened to Harry. He made the Phillies exciting even when they were not doing so well. I remember being asleep or in another room and hearing "You're Outta Here" brought a smile knowing that the Phillies hit a Home Run! I have grown up respecting and loving him. I will miss him and the Home Run calls will never be the same. Now I believe the Phillies have 2 guardian angels, Harry & Richie!

Your Name : Tom DeShula,Glenda Super,BJ
Your Hometown : Phila
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry was a great guy. He will be greatly missed.

Your Name : tiffany
Your Hometown : pa
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I Dont know what to say about this guy. i know that i will miss him and i know that i will not be able to watch the game on the tv and when i do i know that i will cry cause i will miss him alot.We all know that he is in a better place with his best friend that he had work


Your Name : Susan Price
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I need to share a Harry Kalas story and this seems to be the best place. Years ago I was in a master's program for Instructional Technology. The class was in a program called HyperCard, a precurser to Power Point. My project was taking a book on African American History and making it interactive on the computer. One of the individuals I chose was Hank Aaron. I had found video which I added to the program but there was no sound. I wrote to Mr. Kalas, explaining what I was doing and asked him to make a tape as if he was calling the play by play of Hank Aaron's 715 homerun. A few weeks later I found a package in my mailbox. It was the tape I sent along with a message "I hope you get an A". Mr. Kalas had recorded the play by play for me. Sadly, I never got to meet Mr. Kalas to thank him in person, although I did thank him by mail. He didn't have to do this for me. From what I have heard and read, this was the kind of man he was. A very rare individual indeed. Thank you Mr. Kalas, for the years you came into my home on the radio and TV. For spoiling me for any other baseball announcers. And for helping me with my project. And yes, I got an A.



Your Name : Tessa
Your Hometown : Skippack
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I remember going to school camp and watching the World Series on a overhead. As Harry called the Phillies World Champions 2008, the entire room went absolutely balistic!



Your Name : BETH
Your Hometown : PALMER TOWNSHIP
hare Your Thoughts/Memories : HARRY YOU'LL BE SO MISSED YOU THE PHIIILES GAME WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN. "YOUR OUTTA HERE " WILL LIVE ON FOREVER YOU AND RICH ASBURN WERE THE BEST . WHAT A TEAM!!



Your Name : Diane and Bob Miller
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry was a true icon in Philadelphia and he was the voice of the Phillies. I remember when he first came here and I had been following baseball and the Phillies since 1954 when i was a little girl. I wasn't6 sure he would fit in, but he did more than fit in. His voice was magic and made you feel as thoughyou were there and we were great even at our lowest points. He may be outta here but he will never be gone!

Your Name : Karen
Your Hometown : Macungie
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Thank you Harry for 38 wonderful beautiful years of memories! I just can't imagine watching & listening to the Phillies games with out you. You will always and forever be in my thoughts. The city will never be the same again! Rest in peace friend!

Your Name : Dave Sander
Your Hometown : Newtown, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : 4 Haikus for Harry submitted with a heavy heart and many fond memories: Swing and a long drive! THE VOICE will always survive. A part of our lives. Our loss, Whitey's gain. Memorable broadcaster Gave joy with his calls. That ball's outta here! Chase Utley, you are the man! Tag lines to savor. Big voice, bigger heart. It's always about the fans. Thank you Harry K.

Your Name : Andy Weaver
Your Hometown : Nazareth PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Rest in peace Harry. You will be missed. You were the reason why I Started watching Baseball. It will be extremely hard to sit at the TV And not hear Harry. You Were the voice of Philly and touched so many lives. Players come and go but Announcers Stay and they become a part of the family because we hear them every Summer. Harry you will be missed and I Am so glad you were able to call the World Series Championship before this tragic event and to die where you love to be for so many years -in a ballpark. It just fitting that it happened in a ballpark. Now you and Whitey are back together and smoking cigars and watching the games from heaven and every time the Phils get a homerun you will still say ''Outta Here'' from heaven. Harry will be very missed.

Your Name : Nick Cataldi
Your Hometown : Cinnaminson New Jersey
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I remember listening to Harry when since I began going to Philles games. I was at home when Harry called Jim Thome's 400 homerun.

Your Name : Drew Davis
Your Hometown : Wilmington, DE
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I was born in 1971, Harry's first year with the Phillies. Each of my wonderful Phils memories are narrated by the best, Harry Kalas. My favorite moment was the Colorado tarp incident where Harry was emotional in describing the class of the players who helped to opposing grounds crew in that awful weather. I sent him a picture in spring training for his autograph. Just as he did for all of his fans, he went above and beyond. I will cherish this keepsake and the memories of Harry. Thank you, Harry - rest in peace.

Your Name : Sandy
Your Hometown : Delaware County, Pa
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I can't begin to tell you the loss i feel, as well as many others. Harry..... you'll never be forgotten...... We Love You !!!!!!!!

Your Name : Michael Clifford
Your Hometown : Dennis Township. NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : When I heard the news of Harry's death yesterday, it struck me harder than I would've thought. But I relized that he was more than an excellant baseball announcer. He was the the voice of my youth. For the last 25 years, in April or May,I'd watch a Phillies game. When I heard Harry I was taken back to those "simpler" days. He was a rite of passage.

Your Name : Paul C.
Your Hometown : Philly
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I'll always remember listening to Harry as a kid.Then as an adult and a parent passing him on to my son.Harry you will be missed and will always be loved by your other family"The Phillies Fans"God bless.

Your Name : Joe Jordan
Your Hometown : Lafayette Hill, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : "If you build it, he will come" God has built a baseball haven for Harry. He now joins Whitey in Heaven and as they did for many years will call baseball games once again only this time on a field which will have the likes of Shoeless Joe Jackson, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig,Jackie Robinson just to name a few. Philadelphia has lost an icon. Whenever you think of the Philadelphia Phillies Harry Kalas alway's came to mind first. Bobby Thompson hit the shot heard around the world but Harry had the voice heard around the world. I will forever remember his call on October 29th when Brad Lidge struck out Hinske and we once again became World Champions of Baseball. We will alway's be greatful and cherish the 38 years you gave us broadcasting Phillis games. Are HOPES will be high again this season even though the VOICE is at peace. God Bless to all of the Kalas family and Phillies Family.

Your Name : Kristi Simpkins
Your Hometown : West Deptford, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Yesterday, the baseball world lost one of it's greatest. Harry Kalas & that wonderful voice of his. He made you want to watch or listen to a game. I used to love to listen to the games whenever we were driving in the car. His voice made you know it was Spring & that was time for baseball again. He lived & died where he always loved to be. His voice may not be heard again, but it will be heard in our hearts forever. Our sincere condolences go out to the entire Phillies organization & the Kalas' families. The games will never be heard quite the same again. We will miss you Harry! Rest in peace.

Your Name : David
Your Hometown : Lebanon, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Wow - what a loss! The "sound" will never be the same. A truly sad time for the Philadelphia area.

Your Name : Steve G
Your Hometown : PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry was one of the few announcer that I actually looked forward to listening to. He respected the game and the players. He never tried to take away or make himself bigger than the game. You always felt that he loved the Phillies and loved broadcasting their games. It never seemed like a job to him.

Your Name : Roberta
Your Hometown : Easton PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I was completely heartbroken when I saw the news last night. I feel like I've lost a favorite uncle. My only solace is the fact that he died doing what he loved (and it showed), he got his ring and the Phils brought it home for his last season. I'm afraid of how I'll react hearing any other voice covering the Phils. Rest in peace, Harry. My Dad will be thrilled to welcome you up there!

Your Name : john brand
Your Hometown : lindenwold,nj
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : we lost a true icon in the game of baseball and in life. Harry was the biggest part of my childhoood memories that I have. Listening to him made those summer nights just fly by.I love you Harry, R.I.P.

Your Name : Michael
Your Hometown : Collingdale, Pa.
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : What can be said about a Philadelphia Icon? I spent many a Saturday morning at A bowling alley in Springfield where Harry's son Kane and my son's Bowled in a junior league. Harry was always gracious and always had the time to talk with anyone who had a question. Aside from our fathers, Harry was our bedtime story reader. His family will always be in mine and my girlfriends prayers. Harry will be sorely missed.

Your Name : Dan
Your Hometown : Willowgrove
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : The phillies will not be the same without Harry.He will be missed deeply

Your Name : callie williams
Your Hometown : PHILADELPHIA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I have never been a fan of sports of any kind but, whenever philly needs the major support like championships, I always represent. I never knew who exactly who harry was, but I knew the voice. My 3 y/o daughter knew his voice. Lol!!!!! She runs around the house TRYING quoting Harry from the world series- "The Philadelphia Phillies are 2008 world series champions of baseball!!!!" All you really hear is "Philadelphia Phillies............and baseball!!!! Prayer for the family. Thanks for the memories Harry!!!!

Your Name : randy
Your Hometown : yardley, pa
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I'm sad that a great man has passed on, but it's just so hard to imagine a Phils game without his voice. Not only a great voice, but he knew how to call a game perfectly. from the moment he would welcome you to the telecast each night I would just feel nice a relaxed, ready to enjoy another phillies game. It's going to be a hard process not hearing someone who talks to me for 3 hours everyday.I might have to mute the t.v for a while during games..There will never be another like you Harry..R.I.P.

Your Name : paul millar
Your Hometown : philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : i was born in 1984 and as far as i can remember harrys voice has bin im my head ever b ball season those hot summer nights in sw philly hearing harry made me think of my child hood it makes me feel very good inside thank you harry the k for ur feel good voice

Your Name : Tom
Your Hometown : Philadelphia, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : It felt like I lost a member of my family today. Harry Kalas was the voice of the Phillies and the voice of Philadelphia. Hearing him call my first World Series championship in 2008 was a dream come true. God Bless Harry. You will never be forgotten.

Your Name : Jeannie P
Your Hometown : Willow Grove/Tamaqua PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry Kalas WAS Phillies basball to me. I Listened to him at home, in my car, in the back yard on Sunday afternoons with family at cook outs, with friends, while I watched the games on TV & even AT THE GAMES!! He called the World Series in 1993 and I was at every game, radio in hand. Even the fans around me would say "Are you listening to Harry? Turn it up, will you?" Rest in Peace Harry and give Uncle Bub ( the Uncle who gave me the love for the game) a big hug for me now that he's met you in heaven! Thanks for the memories! You did nothing but make us proud to be Phillies fans!

Your Name : israel
Your Hometown : philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : i remember when he call the last game of part 2 game 5 of the world series and all the home runs saying and it is outa here i will miss u harry kalas it is weird that harry kalas past away today and tnomorrow is the 1 year annaversary of my father death

Your Name : John
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Words can't explain what i feel right now. I never knew such a bond could be formed without ever actually meeting the man(harry). Harry was a father in alot of ways, just growing up with his voice always around me. I miss and love you harry.

Your Name : Al
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I remeber growing up listening to Harry Kalas announcing the Phillies games. The voice of the Phillies will never be the same. Rest In Peace Harry!

Your Name : Howard
Your Hometown : Levittown
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : More than most broadcasters in Cooperstown, Harry was in the national consciousness. Privilege to have him.

Your Name : haas
Your Hometown : bronx, n.y.
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : to all the fans of the Philadelphia phillies, many of you dont realize, you had a two sport god. Mr. Kalas was not only the voice of your team, he , along with Mr. facenda meant so much to NFL fans. He was the only living legitimate voice of nfl films . It's a shame that he left nfl films, nfl history cannot properly be told without him. Their voices will never be replaced in the eyes of nfl fans. We love you Mr. kalas rest in peace!!!!!!!!!!!

Your Name : Bill
Your Hometown : Exton
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry was family, I grew up listening to him call all the great 1970'e moments, winning the series in 1980 against the Astro's, Mike Jack's 500th home run, but especially the 2008 World Series final out... Harry you will never be out of here. Thanks for the memories.

Your Name : Mark Keegan
Your Hometown : Williamstown, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : While in Pittsburgh on a weekend baseball trip in August 2007, we had the pleasure of staying at the Weston where the Phillies were staying. On the morning of the Sunday finale, it was pouring out and while I was on the phone with my 8 yr old son Max Harry walked up beside me out in front of the Hotel. I kindly asked Harry if he could talk to my son. Harry grabbed the cell phone and said "Hi Max, I hope we get this oone in. Have a good day buddy. Max and I suffered today..... Will will never forget that day.......Rest in peace HARRY.

Your Name : Cesar Vargas
Your Hometown : Trenton New Jersey
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Right Now God has the best baseball announcer's, Harry is the new Announcer of the Phillies for God, God Bless you Harry!

Your Name : Mark Hamlyn
Your Hometown : Bridgeton, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : It won't be the same without you Harry. May you continue to broadcast games in Heaven, & I get to hear you again someday.

Your Name : Terri Power
Your Hometown : Springfield, Pa (delco)
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Thanks you Harry! You kept our hopes high, and we love you for that. You will be missed and you will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace. God Bless you and your entire family! Thank you!

Your Name : Chris T
Your Hometown : Broomall
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : The Phillies games will never, ever be the same for me. R.I.P. to a legend & a great person.

Your Name : stephen allan
Your Hometown : hatboro
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : harry k will be missed, it was shocken of his death, he was the icon of phillies radio...nobody will ever have a voice like him, a hit deep left center field this ball is out of here mik schmidts 500th home run.everyone will miss you harry.

Your Name : Chuck Gross
Your Hometown : Perkasie, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Fittingly, I was less than 2 miles from the ballpark when I heard the news, riding the airport shuttle bus to my car. It came over the radio and we all were stunned. I grew up with baseball, the Phillies, and Harry Kalas. The three were always connected, from my first Phillies game in 1972, to the present. Listening to Harry on the radio you could always tell from the tone of his voice once the ball hit the bat, if it was going out...that home run call was immediately recognizeable and unmistakeable. His quick response time in assessing the destination of the batted ball was phenomenal. My lasting memory was when Harry sent me a hand-written note after Whitey's death. I had written him encouraging him not to retire from broadcasting, in light of his close friend's passing, because he was the one whose broadcasts introduced me to baseball as a child and was doing the same now with my own boy. Harry replied right away and also sent 2 photos he autographed of Whitey--"one for you and one for your son." Funny , when Whitey died we still had Harry to carry on his memory. But who will carry on Harry's?

Your Name : Steven Wilson
Your Hometown : Philadelphia, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry Kalas was a class act. A true Philadelphia legend. A gentleman of the sport and one of my all time favorite broadcasters and the second voice of NFL Films alongside another favorite of mine : John Facenda. ( In my mind of course) I was running around in diapers when he was in this town or barely alive! But I loved watching those old films and hearing his voice along with that great narration and delivery. That was Facenda. Harry Kalas was like a painter. But he used his words to paint all of his strokes. There was nobody that could call a home-run or strike out in baseball like Harry Kalas and there never will be again. He was like the lead singer, who also was the baritone, falsetto, his voice was like gold. He was the sixth man. It was hard to watch a game without hearing Harry's voice. When I was watching some of the games from last year. I would hesitate to watch if I didn't hear his voice in the background and I would ask myself the question. " Hey! Wait. I'm not watching this. Where's Harry at? I don't hear him. '' It was the anticipation of hearing him say IT'S OUTTA HERE! That made me want to wait all night just to hear him say that and the PHILLIES WIN and anything else he had to say ! Those championships and games were memorable not only because the teams rose to the occasion and kicked it up a notch to win it all. But the Kalas's voice added to the frenzy. The stuff that dreams are made of ? I guess so. My condolences go out to the Kalas family in their time of need. There are lots of memories here and it is now time for us all to celebrate and cry tears of joy. Ashburn Alley upstairs is now crowded. HARRY KALAS 1936-2009 Harry Kalas you're OUTTA HERE! You just got your wings, baby! It's time for you to make those calls in the field of dreams! Say hello to the Splendid Splinter for me and keep those pie in the sky hopes alive for all of us!

Your Name : Ryan
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : When i was a 12 yrs old i was sitting in the stands below Harry's voice and during the seventh inning stretch Harry starting throwing peanuts down to us. I was lucky to catch one and as being a child i thought it was the best thing ever catching something from someone famous so i kept it like most children would have and i still have the peanut after 13 yrs. today and since your in heaven harry i will always have a part of you and the memory of the game i received a peanut from Harry K. You always loved your fans and the fans always loved you. Thank You for that day u made my life so happy just over a peanut that became part of my life. R.I.P.

Your Name : Vicki
Your Hometown : Erma, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : truly a loss to all.

Your Name : Richard Mori
Your Hometown : Somerdale, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : When my Barbershop Quartet had the honor to sing the National Anthem for the Phillies at Veterans Stadium on four different occasions we would always run into Harry in the hallway under the bleachers and he would come over to greet us,start to sing a song with us, and wish us well. I met him one night at Downey's Restaurant on South St. with Tim McCarver and we spent the night in the back room harmonizing together, He loved to sing. A truly down to earth, friendly nice guy. He will surely be missed.

Your Name : Ben
Your Hometown : Devon
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I'm 14 years old, and I have associated Harry's voice with baseball for as long as I can remember. I believe that he was the greatest play-by-play man ever to have lived, and games won't be the same without him. R.I.P. Harry. Say hi to Whitey for me.

Your Name : Mary Ellen Starner
Your Hometown : Cherry Hill, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry was the best at what he did. There was nothing like listening to a Phillies Game and hearing "that ball is outta here". I believe things happen for a reason, and amongst the thousand reasons the Phillies won the World Series in 2008 was for Harry! No one will ever forget your enthusiams for the game and how you made us fans feel when you announced those games!

Your Name : bobby fash
Your Hometown : camden, de
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : since ive been alive harry kalas is the voice i kno for the phillies i am in a state of disbelief my thoughts and prayers go out to his family. harry was the defintion of a true class act and he will be greatly missed. im just glad he got to see a world series before he passed. the baseball world is a little more dule today after losing one of the greatest broadcasters the game has seen. RIP harry the k.

Your Name : Dedie Jacobs
Your Hometown : Horsham
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : The Phillies are a very lucky team they have had two of the best baseball announcers in history - I am old enough to remember Byrum Saam - I knew him personally and he and Harry were friends. It is so sad to see the end of another era. Now the two friends are back together again.

Your Name : Michael McMahon
Your Hometown : West Windosr, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry, and his family, are in my thoughts and prayers.

Your Name : KEVIN SMITH
Your Hometown : POTTSTOWN PA.
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : HARRY KALAS WAS THE BEST ANNOUNCER IN THE BUSINESS.THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER ONE LIKE HIM.HE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL.THANKS FOR THE GREAT MEMORIES HARRY.

Your Name : John Simon Rice
Your Hometown : Philadelphia,Pennsylvania
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : i been listening to harry kalas'games since i was 2 and i can't believe he's gone from this world,i admire this man my first words when i was a baby was "outta here" we'll miss you harry.

Your Name : The Ross Family
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Thanks Harry for a lifetime of memories!

Your Name : Michael EELLS
Your Hometown : south philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry kalas is a big part of the philles baseball. I am only 20 years so the 2008 philles are the first team I ever seen win a chip but the one I will never forget is harry sayin " the philadelphia philles are the 2008 world champs of baseball" harry we will miss you.

Your Name : Nick
Your Hometown : Blackwood
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : We all will miss the booming voice and upbeat personality of Harry Kalas. I am glad he could witness and take part in the Phillies winning the World Series Championship. Harry truly loved what he did. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Your Name : Joe Donahue
Your Hometown : Center Square
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I first heard Harry Kalas announce a game when I was six years old. It was at that time I decided wanted to be a broadcaster. His voice was smooth and golden. I am a broadcaster now and have been for 25 years. Kalas was my idol and mentoe. I had the opportunity to interview him many times, sit in the broadcast booth while he called a Cubs game and was in the front row when he was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Not only have the Phillies lost their voice, not only has the city lost a legend, but we have lost a gold medal broadcaster. There will never be another like him and summer will never be the same again. Harry, you are loved and already missed!

Your Name : Dylan S.
Your Hometown : Denver,Pa
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : My grandpa knew Harry and even though I never got the pleasure of meeting him, I remember the voice. It's a voice that came into my life 28yrs ago at the age of 10. I remember my trips to the vet and looking up and seeing Harry and Whitey in the booth. The Phillies have lost a legend and baseball games in Philadelphia will never be the same.

Your Name : Matt
Your Hometown : Wilmington, DE
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : You never realize how special someone is until you lose them it seems. I didn't know him personally but always member his voice growing up listening to the games with my uncle. I am a die hard Cowboys fan, but as far as baseball i stick with my hometown team... Phillies.

Your Name : Kelsey Greenberg
Your Hometown : Malvern, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I miss his jokes! His loud voice and how he loved the Phillies!

Your Name : Kevin Dempsey
Your Hometown : Newark, Delaware
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : As a loyal New York sports fan living in Delaware for 18 years, I've come to know the voice Harry Kalas who is synanamous with the Phildelphia Phillies organization, but I also knew him as the voice of NFL films and Inside the NFL. He was a true professional and a great man. It is a sad day for all sports fans in the Philadelphia region and across the country -- no matter what team you cheer for.

Your Name : Megan
Your Hometown : Atco
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : There will be no words good enough to describe the impact Harry Kalas had on the Phillies organization, the city of Philadelphia, the nation, or the long history of baseball. He has the most recognizable voice in sports; it was the voice of an angel. May God bless Harry, his family, Phillie nation, and the fans of baseball. Too many Phillie family members have passed away in the last few years and each have had their mark on the organization and the fans but none will be remembered and celebrated more than Harry. We would have liked you to announce one more WORLD SERIES but God had other plans! Now you're cheering on from up above! God bless the entire nation! <3.

Your Name : Brandon Tull
Your Hometown : Lindenwold NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry you will be deeply missed. you came into our homes and our hearts for all those games and into the playoffs last season to help bring the world series championship to life, we thank you for your dedicated service to the phillies and there fans. thank you for the memories.

Your Name : wendy gines
Your Hometown : phila
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : you are up there with richie ashburn now you will sorely missed i loved listening to your voice when u did nfl films as well as the phillies. say hi to richie me.

Your Name : Susan Iaquinto
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Listening to a Phillies game will never be the same without the voice of Harry. He was truly a Phillies icon, and will be SO missed! Thankfully Harry was able to see his beloved Phillies win the World Series. Harry is now with his beloved friend Whitey. God Bless Harry Kalas, and his family, including his Philadelphia Phillies family. You will never be forgotten!

Your Name : Karen Whitehawk
Your Hometown : Reading, Pennsylvania
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : You were the reason I became such a baseball fan. You made the game exciting for me and have been a fan of yours and the Phillies since 1985. I will miss you dearly.

Your Name : Michael Loeschwitz
Your Hometown : Blackwood, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry Kalas was the definition of professionalism. We have all lost a family member today. Harry was more then just a voice on the radio... He was Philadelphia and Philadelphia was Harry Kalas.

Your Name : Nadine Lamb
Your Hometown : Monroeville, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Want to wish send Harry's family condoleces. Harry will be saidly missed by the ones who knew him personally, but also but ones who knows the voice. I have Mike Schmit's 500th run shout out picture frame that has Harry's voice shouting out the stats. I will treasure it even more, now

Your Name : Jeffrey Witmer
Your Hometown : Allentown,Pa
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : A shock of a legend's death. There are great sportcasters and Harry is among them.(Makay-abc sports) cosell-abc sports).(Bermam-ESPN).Harry is truly a great legend. There is only one that can say " THAT BALL IS OUTTA HERE" Harry Kalas will be missed but not forgotten.RIP.

Your Name : Maggie Foyle
Your Hometown : Bellmawr N.J.
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : An end of another era. I think as a tribute to Harry they should every time (at home) when a Home Run is hit play Harry's voice going OUTA HERE HOME RUN!!!! I was there when they won the 1980 World Series me and my Late Mother who was a HUGE Phillies fan. I had seats behind home plate when we (my late parents)my sister also use to go back in the mid 70's to mid 80's and the 7th inning stretch would turn around and wave to Harry and Richie. Like someone said in these tributes he is with his buddy up there now calling the games. I also use to let them know when it was our birthdays and many a time it was announced on the radio or TV. One time when my late Mother was sick in the hospital I had them wish her well (Harry and Richie) it made her day.. God Rest his soul .....

Your Name : Nadine Lamb
Your Hometown : Monroeville, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Some yeras ago, my son's and I went to see a Blue Rocks game and we went into the gift shop. I saw a framed picture of Mike Schmit that had the voice of Harry telling Mike's 500th run. I bought it. I have it put away, and now am glad I bought it. It has Mike & Harry, 2 legends from the Philllies.

Your Name : Parrish, Brenda, Megyn & Alex Stauffer
Your Hometown : Boyertown
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : About 7 years ago my son and I attended a Phillies game and as we were waiting at the players entrance for autographs, Harry Kalas came by. He handed the security guard a few tickets and told him to give them to someone who could use them. His tickets were right behind homeplate about 15 rows back and we were the lucky ones to get them for that game. During the seventh inning stretch we looked up to Harry's booth and waved to him to thank him for the tickets. He pointed to us and threw a bag of peanuts right to us. It was a perfect strike. My son and I will talk about that forever. We talked to Harry a few times after that day and he was always a perfect gentleman. He was always very kind to my son and went out of his way to say hello. He will never be replaced and his voice will go on forever. Although Harry has left us, he will always be in our Phillies hearts. Thanks for all the wonderful homerun calls and we will remember you forever!

Your Name : regina long
Your Hometown : prospect park
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : like my sister both her and myself saw harry kalas at our job harrahs casino in chester.RIP harry you going to be miss and the season is not going to be the same. My sister 1st grade teacher was even a co-worker with harry. I am even going to the may 3rd philles game vs the mets and it is not going be the same.When i go to the may 3 game vs the mets i am taking my boyfriend,his father ,and also his nephew but with the nephew is going be his first phillies game and it is not the same with harry.

Your Name : Robert Wojcik
Your Hometown : Tremont Pa
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : It's are shame that Harry is dead. Harry was my Hero he was the one that turned me on the sports broadcasting and he was the reason that i want to pursue that career. I still remember that the first Phil's game at CBP I was at my mom , dad,uncle and my self sat in the section where the broadcast booth was and I remember turning around in the 5th inning and seeing Harry up in the booth and saying Hi to him really made my day. I can't believe that he is gone. My thoughts and prayers go out to his wife and family. We'll miss you Harry. Long DRIVE AND THAT BABY'S OUT OF HERE.

Your Name : Michele Spotts
Your Hometown : Mohton, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I knew Harry could not live forever, its just so difficult to actually hear. His voice will always be missed. At least he saw and announced the Phillies winning the World Series. What a great memory to have of him! RIP Harry Kalas.

Your Name : Thomas
Your Hometown : Wallingford, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Everytime I heard Harry Kalas Home run call, I got goose bumps. Rest in Peace Harry. You will be sorely missed

Your Name : Coz Baldwin
Your Hometown : Lansdowne
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : As a lifelong Phillies fan, one of my father's small dreams since the mid-70's was to have Harry Kalas say his name while announcing his birthday as Harry often did during moments of no action in the game. For his 50th, I contacted The Phillies and was just as excited as my dad was when Harry said it. No other voice could have made that moment more special.

Your Name : Steven Wilson
Your Hometown : Philadelphia, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I'm hurting real bad now. I feel like somebody just took my heart and tore it from out of my chest. I can't stop crying. I remember when the PHILLIES won the championship in 83' and he made some of his famous calls during the game; the 2009 championship was like going back in time and one of the few times that you can recall hearing Queen's WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS being played to a Philadelphia Team winning a championship. I couldn't be at the VET but I ran back and forth from the TV downstairs to the middle of the street yelling at the top of my voice. '' WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! WE'RE CHAMPIONS Now PHILLY! WE'VE GOT ONE NOW and they can't take it way from us! We're champions, now, baby!'' It was like magic it was better than the SIXERS win. It's nothing in the world like baseball, apple-pie and Mom. I came back in and I could still hear them cheering and commenting from the TV and some of the same kind of yells from me were now echoing coming from all over the streets. Thanks Mr. Kalas thanks for the memories. You will be missed.

Your Name : Bill Moore
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry and Whitey together again ! How many people can live their last day in exactly the place that they loved for a lifetime.

Your Name : ann partridge
Your Hometown : thorofare new jersey
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : My condulences go out to the phillies and harry's family. Harry was the voice of baseball and baseball will never be the same agian. We are sadden to hear that he has passed and we will miss him. Harry will forever be in our hearts.

Your Name : JUSTIN SHULTZ
Your Hometown : PHILADELPHIA,PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : MY BEST MEMORIES OF HARRY KALAS IS HIM CALLING THE LAST OUT OF THE 2008 WORLD SERIES.IT'S SOMETHING I WILL NEVER EVER IN MY LIFE FORGET.IT WONT BE THE SAME NOT HEARING THE WORD'S IT'S OUTTA HERE AFTER A PHILLIE'S HOMERUN....THE PHILLIES NOW HAVE THREE GUARDIAN ANGELS,TUG MCGRAW,RICHIE ASHBURN AND HARRY KALAS.

Your Name : Carolee Gray
Your Hometown : Mount Holly
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry I imagine you are in heaven with Whitey Ashburn now looking down on the Phillies and missing your family and friends! You started announcing for the Phils in 1971 and I was born in 1972 so you have been a part of my entire life! I watched the Phils as a kid with a Dad that also loves the Phils and now married to my hubby who also loves the Phils and listening to a game will never EVER be the same!

Your Name : kathylong
Your Hometown : prospect park
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : i have the honor of meeting harry at my job. I work at the harrahs casino in chester. i am huge phillies fan and even my 1 st grade teacher was a ball girl. harry kalas you are going to miss alot in the philly nation.

Your Name : Jeffrey Britton
Your Hometown : New Castle
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I would agree the voice of the Phillies is gone and never be forgotten. I have a chance to sit next to him on a fly coming back from new Orleans about 3 months ago, after he did a thing for the NFL during the Saints and the Atlanta game, We talked about everything down to my son. He is a great man. Heave got am True Angel today.

Your Name : michele
Your Hometown : south philadelphia
Your E-Mail : franchettim1@lasalle.edu
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Growing up around only a 5 minute walk from both Veterans Stadium and CBP, as well as, having family members work for the Phillies all of my life I truly am a Phillies fan. Just this past August I lost my grandfather, who worked with the Phillies all the way back to Connie Mac stadium.I remember being younger at the Vet and seeing Harry and having my pop drag me over to say hello. I remember Harry Kalas announcing my grandfather's passing on live television and saying the nice things that he did about him. It is now that I feel like I lost my grandfather all over again!

Your Name : Bev Maloy
Your Hometown : West Philly
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Will really miss Harry Kalas'commentary. Loved the good old days with Harry Kalas, Byrum Saam and Richie "Whitey" Ashburn. They were the best!

Your Name : Hopkins Family
Your Hometown : West Chester PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Our prayers go out to the Kalas Family. Harry was one of a kind and Phillies baseball broadcasts will never be the same.

Your Name : Carla F
Your Hometown : Norristown
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry was a class act, through and through. We'll miss him so much. At least year's Phestival, Harry shared a table with Larry Anderson and "Sarge" Matthews. LA showed up in shorts and flip-flops, but Harry was ever dapper in his powder blue suit and white shoes, as you can see in the pic attached. I love LA too, but it's too hard to believe Harry the K is "outtahere".

Your Name : Nichole
Your Hometown : Manayunk
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : This is truly a sad sad day in Philly sports history. Anyone who ever enjoyed Phillies baseball loved Harry. He has been there my whole life. It's not going to be the same without Harry. So glad you got to see your boys win the Championship before you went outta here. Would not have been the same without hearing you call the last play of that Championship game!!! R.I.P. HARRY!!!!

Your Name : Mike
Your Hometown : Langhorne
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I am 47 years old now, but when I was 13 Harry Kalas presented me with my All-Star trophy. I'll always remember him saying 'way to go Mike'. It was simple, but the memory will last a life time. Thanks Mr. Kalas

Your Name : Stu Paul
Your Hometown : San Antonio, Texas
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Although I grew up in New York City and was not a Phillies fan, I would tune in to WCAU and listen to Harry broadcast for the Phillies. One of the very best. He will be missed. Loved his voice, especially with the Alcoa Fantastic Finishes and the Chunky Soup Commercials. I am a sportscaster myself and I hope to have a fraction of the success he's had. He was BIG here in Texas in the 60s when he was with the Astros. At least you saw another World Championship, Harry! God Bless You! You will be missed!

Your Name : Cheryl
Your Hometown : Phoenixville
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I remember that August phillies game at the vet when the giveaway was the bobblehead team of Harry & Whitey. It was so hot we went just for the bobblehead. I'm looking at it fondly right now and thank God i was able to listen to the playoff games and world series games with Harry on the radio; it's OUTTA HERE. Love you Harry, and God Bless you

Your Name : Dan Rakow
Your Hometown : West Chicago,IL
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry Kalas had the most beauitful voice for Baseball and NFL Films too. He will be with the good lord in Heaven and I do pray that Philadelphia will continue to keep Harry Kalas memory alive. Dan Rakow West Chicago,IL P.S. I am a regular viewer to CBS 3 KYW-TV sister station CBS2 Chicago WBBM-TV.

Your Name : Dan Vallieu
Your Hometown :
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : We've lost the best in the business. God Bless you Harry. Dan & Dutch

Your Name : Melissa
Your Hometown : Bordentown NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I am so shocked and saddened to hear the news of Harry's passing. I am heartbroken to know that he is no longer with us. My sympathy goes out to his family and the Philles organization

Your Name : HowardC
Your Hometown : Wilmington, DE
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I got meet Harry Kalas once when the Vet was still around. He gave me his autograph and was such a nice and respectful guy. One of the most friendly guys in baseball that you would ever want to meet. Harry, your voice but most of all as a wonderful person, you will be missed. RIP

Your Name : Dan N.
Your Hometown : Delaware County
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Seeing Harry on a regular basis at Sproul Lanes in Springfield with his kids were the highlight of my summers in high school. To be in the same room as Harry the K was such an honor. Nicest man ever to grace this planet. You will be greatly missed

Your Name : Bill Carpenter
Your Hometown : Pennsville,NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : RIP Harry, you'll live forever in the hearts of Phillies fans everywhere.........

Your Name : Phil Bloom
Your Hometown : Haddon Township
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I have never been more at a loss for words. This was my idol growing up. I spent night after night as a kid listening to Harry on the radio, under the covers with an earphone in so my parents wouldn't know I was up so late. His voice will never die in Philadelphia. I had the pleasure of getting to know him as I was a boradcater as well. He is the most honest loving person I have ever met in baseball. He never forgot a name and never failed to wish everyone well. I will miss him. The Phillies will never be the same again. Rest in Peace HK.

Your Name : monica v
Your Hometown : philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : i grew up with harry's voice in my ear. he was a great person and a fantastic announcer. we will miss u harry!!!!

Your Name : fred handy
Your Hometown : lindenwold new jersey
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : i worked forthe philadelphia phillies for a few years and harry kalas was always very cordial to those around him i wish him and the organization god's speed thanks............

Your Name : Bob Magee
Your Hometown : Cherry Hill, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : It's sadly ironic that both Harry Kalas and Richie Ashburn died while on the road doing the job they loved. Now they're both back together again.

Your Name : Phil Cox
Your Hometown : South Philly
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : we're going to miss you Harry.Can't believe your OUTTA HERE!TELL WHITEY WE MISS HIM.GOOD BYE OLD FRIEND.HEAVENS GETTING ONE HELL OF A BROADCASTER.

Your Name : Karen Pauciello
Your Hometown : Logan Township, NJ 08085
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry was the epitomy of professionalism sprinkled with a dusting of humor. Listening to him on the radio was the best ever. We will all miss him tremendously. Harry did not have long to enjoy the championship, but he will live on in our hearts and in baseball for eternity.

Your Name : Jay Plisinski
Your Hometown : Havertown Pa.
Your E-Mail : jplisinski@yahoo.com
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : The Phils Game will never be the same!So lucky I got to here you call the games.RIP!!!

Your Name : Karen
Your Hometown : Mt. Laurel
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : My heart is breaking right now for his family, the Phillies, the city of Philadelphia and all of the fans...he was such a wonderful person and for as long as I've been alive the only voice of the Phillies I know. A truly sad day...

Your Name : Donna Hittle
Your Hometown : Prospect Park, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : This is a sad day for Philadelphia. First Richie Ashburn and now Harry Kalas. What are we going to do

Your Name : Linda
Your Hometown : Chalfont
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : God Bless you and your family Harry!! Philly Loves you, and Always will!! You are a true Philly staple and will be missed!! To the Kalas family - know plwase that you are in our prayers at this most sorrowful time!!

Your Name : Jerry
Your Hometown : Philly
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Listening to and watching the Phillies will never be the same...Harry the K IS and always will be the voice of the Phillies


Your Name : JoeC
Your Hometown : NY
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : A member of the World Champion Phillies Will be missed!

Your Name : Linda
Your Hometown : Hilltown
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry- Things will never ever be the same!!! Your voice and the Phillies are synonymous - You will Never be Forgotten!! WE LOVE YOU HARRY!!!!!

Your Name : Colleen
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Rest in Peace Our prayers are with your family.

Your Name : Ruth Ann Palmer
Your Hometown : Conshohocken, PA
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Harry was a part of my life from the time I was a little girl. Richie Ashburn too. Unreal that they both died on the road doing what they loved best. God bless you Harry and may you rest in peace. Ruth Ann Palmer

Your Name : steve davis
Your Hometown : philly
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : First Whitey, now Harry. Phillies baseball will NEVER be the same. :(

Your Name : Henry
Your Hometown : Maple Shade
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : You will be missed.... You and Whitey will be calling today's Game in Baseball Heaven....

Your Name : Kate
Your Hometown : Sharon Hill
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : What a shock. The game wont be the same without him. I am glad that he got to see the Phillies win the World Series. Thoughts and prayers go to his family.

Your Name : Trevor Hall
Your Hometown : Tabernacle, NJ
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : You where one of the best out there Harry Kalas. You Will be forever missed!!

Your Name : Jillian
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Philadelphia just won't be the same without Harry. :(

Your Name : tom
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : this is a hugh loss for the city of Philadelphia, he will be missed

Your Name : quianna gomez
Your Hometown : philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I counldn't believe it when i heard,my heart goes out to his family!! He will be miss.. "I'TS OUTTA HERE"!

Your Name : Mary
Your Hometown : Holland, Pennsylvania
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : He was the greatest. I will miss him. It will not be same.

Your Name : bobby
Your Hometown : philadelphia
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : harry you will be missed.no one can take your place.it's a long fly,harry your outta here

Your Name : Mike J
Your Hometown : Bridesburg
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : I'm gonna miss Harry calling the games, just not the same. Just glad I heard him call the World Series. And this ball is outta here!..

Your Name : Chris
Your Hometown : Reading, Pa
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Sad, sad day. Harry was the best, simple as that. Watching a Phillies game will never be the same.

Your Name : Denise O'Rourke
Your Hometown : NE Philly
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : This is a very sad day in baseball!!! He was an icon for Sportscasters and Fans everywhere. He will be sadly missed. I happened to run into him the morning after the 1st half of Game 5 of the World Series and was fortunate enough to have my picture taken with him. It was the most dreary day and he said to me and I will never forget it, what a beautiful day for Baseball" in that voice that he has become known for!!! He was a great man and will be sorely missed by all!!!

Your Name : chris
Your Hometown : wilmington
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : We miss you already. You had the voice of a movie preview announcer and you were my favorite MLB announcer. I will never forget your voice when the Phils won the 2008 World Series, "and the Philadelphia Phillies are world champions of baseball!" Rest in peace.

Your Name : Terry
Your Hometown : Philly
Share Your Thoughts/Memories : Gonna miss you Harry, now you and Whitey can call the games from the press box in heaven.

Your Name : Roni
Your Hometown : Media
Your Well Wishes For Harry : I am heartbroken. He seemed like a genuine gentleman and he loved the Phillies. Philadelphia has lost a great son :(

Your Name : Jake Chmielowski
Your Hometown : Brookhaven Delaware County
Your Well Wishes For Harry : RIT HARRY! Were going to miss you Harry!

Your Name : fran
Your Hometown : oakford
Your Well Wishes For Harry : Harry was the Phillies, He will be greatly missed. Our prayers go out to his Family.

Your Name : Steve Golden
Your Hometown : Dresher, PA
Your Well Wishes For Harry : Phillies broadcasts just won't be the same without Harry. Even hough he didn't broadcast theh entire game, he was always there in spirit, and he was always around to present & share all the Phillies victories. Who can forget his calling the final strike when the Phillies won the Series last year? I thank G_D that he lived to experience his second Phillies championship. My condolences to his family as well as the entire Phillies organization, who after all, were also his "family."


Your Name : Kimberly
Your Hometown : Bethlehem
Your Well Wishes For Harry : Phillies games will never be the same without Harry Kalas. Thoughts and prayers to the Kalas family

Your Name : Heidi D.
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Your Well Wishes For Harry : This is a sad day for Philadelphia. We will miss him terribly. Our prayers are with his family at this time. He will always be in our hearts. May he rest in peace.

Your Name : Dave Lawson
Your Hometown : Phoenixville, PA
Your Well Wishes For Harry : Godspeed, Harry. I've enjoyed his broadcasts for so long, especially during the Ashburn / Kalas years. Baseball won't seem the same now, though the game does go on.

Your Name : Sonia
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Your E-Mail : sonpone@aol.com
Your Well Wishes For Harry : You are in our prayers - Get well soon!!

Your Name : Glen Reed
Your Hometown : Philadelphia
Your Well Wishes For Harry : Get well soon H. the games won't be the same without you!!

Your Name : Tim Campbell
Your Hometown : Malvern
Your Well Wishes For Harry : Best Wishes for your continued better health

Your Name : Stephanie Morris
Your Hometown : Marlton, NJ
Your Well Wishes For Harry : I hope you feel better real soon! {{{hugs}}}

Your Name : rob chandlee
Your Hometown : glenolden
Your Well Wishes For Harry : hey harry, get well soon and your in our prayers!

Your Name : ryan
Your Hometown : norristown
Your Well Wishes For Harry : hey harry kalas please live dont die on us get well soon please

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