Birth date: Aug 30, 1966 Death date: Feb 19, 2022
Harold Mahlon Vesper, Jr., age 55, of Loranger, LA, entered eternal rest on Saturday afternoon, February 19, 2022, surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Greenville, MS on August 30, 1966 to Harold Mahlon Vesper, Sr. and Read Obituary
Mr. Harold was very pleasant to be around over the last 5 years I worked with him at Northshore. We spent many days talking near the copiers and on our breaks. I looked forward to the conversations. He will be missed dearly.
Sincerest condolences to his family,
Adronisha Frazier
Harold was a great person, very funny and smart as well. We served together in Germany, 6th Battalion 1st FA 1 AD. He will be missed by all of his fellow soldiers who knew him!
Condolences,
Dave Logue
Harold will be remembered as a great friend. I wiill miss his jokes and conversation. The last day we spoke though in a wheelchair with a blister on his eye, he still had time to be friendly. God bless the Vesper family.
Harold, thanks for the many hours of conversation and laughs but mostly Bless You for the obvious love and care you exuded for you family and students. Lord, receive Mr. Harold and comfort his family in their loss. Rest well my friend. Chip Wood
Harold was a good friend and co-worker. I've known him for over 25 years. We worked together at Coleman and All-Star Toyota for several years and at NTCC for over 6 years. He's the reason that I became an Automotive Instructor. Our Automotive program has become one of the best in the state because of him. I found out that out of all his colorful stories he told that his favorite sayings were " to make a long story short" which never was, and "to be honest with you" both of which he used in every story. One time we were visiting dealerships in Baton Rouge to inform them about our program. We went to lunch at a po-boy restaurant and we both ordered a New Orleans style roast beef po boy. After he got his sandwich he proceeded to put ketchup on it. I asked him what are you doing, you just ruined the sandwich and he promptly told me that it was only tomatoes. I responded back to him that nobody puts ketchup on a N.O. style roast beef po-boy and that ketchup wasn't only tomatoes. We laughed about it ate our sandwiches then continued visiting dealerships. He will be Greatly missed by all. John Hynes
Lisa and Vesper family, I am so sorry to learn of your Brother's death. Lisa, I remember how proud you all were of his service. We too as a family lost my only brother this year, it's devastating...and it's a process. Lisa, Harold, and your family, are in our prayers.
Christian Phillip Wagner III "Phil"
Mr. Harold was always a kind and gentle spirit. He brought a wonderful energy to our school and he will be missed by both the NTCC faculty and the students. My prayers and thoughts are with his family,
Rhonda George
I myself never had the pleasure of personally meeting Harold. But through his sister JoAnn Vesper, I did get to hear alot of stories and antidotes of Harold's I do know he will be greatly missed and loved. Condolences to the family.
I won’t ever forget Harold. My favorite stories are of all the stray dogs that found their way to him and him finding them a wonderful home. He was a kind soul and definitely left a mark on me and many other people. I can’t imagine what it is going to be like without him, but I imagine he is at peace. My thoughts are with his family.
