Michael Weiss
Sep 2026
Quick story, my aunt went into this home about 35 years ago at the age of 95. She was very wealthy, married to a railroad tycoon. Left me alot of money. After she passed a lot of her artwork and jewelry was never recovered and her estate sued harmony hall and received a six figure settlement for the theft of her belongings. However some of the jewelry was not taken and had been handed down to me. I recently took a trip to Maine with her ashes to put in the family mausoleum and when I was there I noticed it needed some repair. I decided to sell her remaining jewelry that should have had a value of approximately 40k in diamonds to repair the mausoleum and donate the rest to her families church. Only to find out that the jewels had all be removed from the jewelry and replaced with glass, done very sloppily too , damaging most of it. She used to complain to our family that they used to mistreat her and that the staff used to hit her when she finally became bed ridden and that the nurses would rummage through her treasures in the night. Think twice about putting your loved ones here. Now that im thinking about it there was a time when we came to visit her and her television had gotten old and wasn't working properly and my father went out to circuit City and purchased her a really nice large sony trinitron tv with a vcr and it had wireless headphones, probably like $600 back then. When we came back a few months later she had no TV and told us they took it from her room one day. Didn't even bother to put a cheap TV in the room just stole her television. Wait I remember an even better story about her time there, so when she went in the home she was still driving and she had a fairly new Lincoln Towncar(Champaign pearl with a red interior) as her health got worse she stopped driving, so on one of our visits she told my father to take the car or take it to the dealer and sell it, I remember because it took her an hour to find the title. She goes to get the keys off the hook in her kitchenette and she can't find the keys so my dad goes out and the car is missing. Ended up having to file a stolen vehicle report and everything. Oh ya she slipped getting out of the tub and broke her hip, but when the staff found her they left her there on the floor until the next shift even though she plead with them to help her, that was her ultimate demise to her health at 100. I was only a kid but I still feel terrible for letting her stay in this place.
