Harry Aaron Wyman of Fort Worth, Texas, met his Lord and Savior Tuesday, May 17, 2016 after a battle with lung cancer. Harry and his best friend, Kathy (Jones) Wyman celebrated 43 years of marriage. He was surrounded by his nephews, nieces, and their children along with Kathys brothers, sister-in-laws, and sister in Texas during his illness. Donations to Community Hospice of Fort Worth can be made so others will receive the gift of comfort and amazing support. Gods grace was evident and covered Harry and Kathy along with their children Christy Wyman and husband, Grant Franzen of Tucson, Arizona and Jason Wyman and wife, Sheirwin Mae Wyman of Boise, Idaho. Also surviving are their grandchildren Paige Spann, Fletcher, Holden and Delaney Franzen. Harrys children in Illinois, Deanna Wyman along with Butch Wyman and his wife, Ann Wyman survive along with grandchildren Blair Wyman, Matthew and Jeffery Leazenby. One great grandchild also survives. Harrys sister, Shirley Schmick, of Topeka, Kansas also survives. Harry served in Germany in the Air Force and enjoyed a career as a pilot for 30 years. He was Airport Manager for Mt. Hawley Airport in Peoria, Illinois, and Director Of Safety for United Airlines in South Bend, Indiana. His biggest adventure was moving his family to Curacao, Netherland Antilles where he flew for ALM. Harrys second career was a Certified Residential Appraiser in the real estate industry. He worked in South Bend, Indiana and the Tucson, Arizona area until retiring in 2005. His life will be celebrated at Lake Country Church in Fort Worth, Texas, Saturday, May 21, 2016 at 10 a.m. led by his wifes brothers, Rev. Michael Jones and Rev. Samuel Jones. Harrys body will be laid to rest at 1 p.m. in Chalk Mountain Cemetery outside of Glen Rose, Texas, but his soul will already be rejoicing in Heaven.