WALTER D. HARMS, 64, of Sun city Center died Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. A native of Rutland, Ill., he move to the Tampa Bay area from Kewanee, Ill. He was a service technician with GTE, Army veteran of the Korean War and member of the Rutland American Legion, the Masonic Lodge in Wenona, Ill., St. John's Lutheran Church in Toluca, Ill., and Redeemer Lutheran church in Sun City Center. He is survived by his wife, Patsy R.; two daughters Debra Behnke of Hartford Wis., and Nancy Kauffman of Apopka Fla., three brothers, Willard of Streator, Ill., Elmer of LaSalle Ill., and Ralph of Rutland, Ill.; four sisters, Leora May of Oswego, Ill., Louise Knack of Dana, Ill., Myra Lane of Lake Girard, Ill., and Wahneta Hacker of Aurora, Ill.; and four grandchildren.
WALTER D. HARMS, 64, of Sun city Center died Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. A native of Rutland, Ill., he move to the Tampa Bay area from Kewanee, Ill. He was a service technician with GTE, Army veteran of the Korean War and member of the Rutland American Legion, the Masonic Lodge in Wenona, Ill., St. John's Lutheran Church in Toluca, Ill., and Redeemer Lutheran church in Sun City Center. He is survived by his wife, Patsy R.; two daughters Debra Behnke of Hartford Wis., and Nancy Kauffman of Apopka Fla., three brothers, Willard of Streator, Ill., Elmer of LaSalle Ill., and Ralph of Rutland, Ill.; four sisters, Leora May of Oswego, Ill., Louise Knack of Dana, Ill., Myra Lane of Lake Girard, Ill., and Wahneta Hacker of Aurora, Ill.; and four grandchildren.
Family Members
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George Warren Harms
1911–1985
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Elmer Gerald Harms
1914–1997
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SSGT Herbert Wayne Harms
1915–1944
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Herbert Wayne Harms
1915–1944
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Willard Proctor Harms
1917–2000
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Albert Rufus Harms
1918–1936
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Leora Bernice Harms May
1919–2006
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Edna Louise Harms Knack
1921–1999
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Ralph Paul Harms
1923–2010
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Myra Mae Harms Lane
1924–2011
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Wilma Jean Harms Bauman
1927–1987
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Wahneta Harms Hacker
1929–2022
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