Harry had a magnetic presence in any room he entered. His style was fearless, captivating, and entirely his own. Known throughout the Baltimore/Washington underground club scene, he blended fashion, dance, and attitude into an eclectic expression that couldn’t be imitated. He shaped the energy of the room simply by being present. His style was an extension of his free spirit which was bold, expressive, and unapologetically authentic.

 

Like many, Harry also faced the powerful realities of addiction. He carried both extraordinary light and profound struggle within him. His life ended far too soon, but his impact continues through the work and mission of Upton House.