He enlisted in the United States Air Force in 1958. After basic training in Texas and technical training in Mississippi, he was assigned to a squadron in northern Japan. While there he helped to organize a church and in the midst of doing so heard a call to the Christian ministry.
After his military service, Harry studied for the ministry at Lee University, in Cleveland, Tennessee, the Virginia Union University School of Theology in Richmond, Virginia, and Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.
He served as a pastor in the Church of God for five years in the Florida Conference, the United Methodist Church for twenty-six years, and as chaplain of a nursing home for five years. He and his wife Pamela now enjoy retirement in their home in St. Augustine, Florida.
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