Birth date: Oct 15, 1942 Death date: Jan 29, 2006
Ms. Harriet Hamilton, 63 of Fayetteville, AR passed away Sunday, January 29, 2006 in Fayetteville. She was born October 15, 1942 in Lexington, KY to Harry and Dorothy Ann (Young) Bullock. She was a writer, teacher, and healer. Sh Read Obituary
I know this is very late, but I was in a serious car accident in January, hospitalized for weeks, and only recently did I hear of Harriet's passing. I worked with her at NWACC, teaching Spanish. She was a fascinating and talented person. The world would be a better place with more people like her.
I am in a writer's group in Rogers where Harriet was also a member. She held the writing standards high and reached them herself.
Harriet had a beautiful, creative mind and I am so sorry that we did not have more time with her -- or that she did not have more time to share her special insight and vision of the world.
My condolences and prayers to the family.
Dear Family of Harriet Hamilton,
I was saddened to learn of Harriet's death by the notice in the Morning News. Since I do not have the addresses of David, Catrina or Francesca or her mother Dorothy Newton, I am using this form to express my deepest sympathy for your loss. I first met Harriet when she was my Spanish teacher at NWArk Community College and later knew her as a fellow writer in the Community Writers Guild of NW Arkansas. She graciously critiqued two of my books that are now in print and I did the same for her. She was a brilliant writer and I believe a book was in process. Harriet always added an energetic spark to any gathering. I will miss her very much as a friend and mentor.
God bless,
Barbara
Harriet was a wonderful, intelligent woman, & spoke her mind like no other! Her spiritual background will carry her far in her next new, better world. We will miss her
Harriet was a calming influence and a welcome participant in our local Abraham-Hicks gatherings. I enjoyed knowing her and will think of her with joy in my heart.
Harriet was a generous woman with a great sense of humor, and I always enjoyed seeing her when she came to the library. The young adult fiction writer's market has lost an insightful and dedicated artist, and the Fayetteville community, a lovely woman.
How well I remember her wonderful teaching ability and sense of humor. I will never forget her and she is in my prayers. She will always be remembered as the best Spanish teacher. Most Sincerely, Sylvia Carlstrom
I am sorry to hear about Harriet. We met at a chant night at Unity Church long ago. She always had a friendly smile and kind words when I would see her. She will be missed!
I have missed my friend, Harriet, for all of these years. It has been ten years since her passing and I still think of her funny quick wit, sparkling eyes, and infectious laugh. Oh Harriet, I am remembering you with much joy in my heart! God Bless You! I am so glad your time on earth included crossing my path!
