"I originally met Harry, Faye, and Michelle through Renee, with whom I worked, travelled, and became close friends - starting in 1991 -- to improve hemophilia services in Nevada. My relationship with Harry grew when I would work with Renee at her childhood home in Encino - coincidentally near my home in Sherman Oaks. Harry was always welcoming and warm; our families shared 4th of July and other summer afternoons together. And nice dinners at Louie and Michelle's. My independent friendship with Harry further grew when I began attending services regularly at Temple Bnai Hayim in preparation for my son's Bar Mitzvah. Who knew Harry was also a member! Harry bought my son two dapper vests that he could choose from to wear at his Bar Mitzvah, knowing my son didn't like formal suits. I sat next to Harry for years attending Saturday morning services. We shared many good friendships and good times with Temple members. When Renee died, Harry asked me to give one of her eulogies. I was honored; it was hard but I did it for him and Renee. He loved his daughters deeply. To further honor Renee, I made a short video using family photos that Harry gave me access to. He loved the video, and attended a special event conducted by the National Hemophilia Foundation in which it was featured, to honor her. Harry wanted to make sure that Renee's legacy lived on and I helped Harry send many of Renee's awards to the Hemophilia Treatment Center of Nevada, where they are displayed in the waiting room and library - her legacy lives on. He was a proud and loving father. Harry loved Norma deeply. It was wonderful to see their love for one another. Jim - thank you deeply for being such a good brother to Renee. And a son to Harry. "