US Navy Pays Tribute to 'Pawn Stars' Regular Richard 'Old Man' Harrison After His Death

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“RIP Richard ‘Old Man’ Harrison of Pawn Stars. As he mentioned many times on the show, he was a proud 20-year Navy vet who had served aboard fleet tug USS Chowanoc (ATF-100),” the U.S. Navy tweeted along with a picture from Harrison’s time in service. Harrison had spent 20 years in the U.S. Navy, attaining the rank of first-class petty officer and serving on four ships before being discharged in the mid-1970s, The Dispatch reports. Following his time in the Navy, he moved with his family to Las Vegas, where, in 1989, opened the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop with his son, Rick Harrison.

One real cool old man!

Sail on Home as you are missed here.

Austin Russell
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It’s hard to believe he is gone. He was such a big part of my life and treated me like family. I will miss him greatly and carry the lessons he taught me throughout my life. You could always count on him to straighten you out or make you laugh and both of those things I need.

11:06 AM - Jun 25, 2018
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RIP for sure...
If he really did dress in a suit every day like he says on the show, that is some cool old school stuff.

a reply to: howtonhawky

The old man was cool.

He will be missed.

Thoughts go out to his son and grandson.

( Wonder who will score his car ... )

Bottom feeder who profitted from people's misery and lowballed and ripped people off in their hour of need.

Oh wait, he was on tv?

What a great guy he will be missed.

a reply to: howtonhawky

He wasn’t just some regular on the show, he actually owned the pawn shop.