Harold Wayne Titus, 79, of Medora went home to be with the Lord December 25, 2020.                                                                                       Born March 19, 1941 in Columbus, he was the son of Roscoe and Dorothy Barnett Titus.  He married Cotta Miller October of 1975 and she preceded him in death January of 2013.  He then married Rosetta Loudermilk January 9, 2015 and she survives.                                                             Harold attended Brownstown Church of Nazarene.  He loved family reunions and attending Hauser basketball and baseball games.  His favorite place was Spring Mill State Park.  He was a loving person and loved to tease and make people laugh.  Harold will be missed by all who knew him.       Harold retired from Reeves Pully Company.  He was also employed at J.C. Food Store in Columbus and Brownstown.                                             Harold is survived by his wife, Rosetta; children, Rhonda Miller (Michael) of Morristown, TN and John Dalzell of Seymour; 2 grandsons; 2 great-grandsons; brother, Richard Lee Titus of Hope and sister, Donna Moore of Columbus and several nieces and nephews.                                           There will be a graveside service at Hope Moravian Cemetery Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.  Arrangements were entrusted to Norman Funeral Home.             In lieu of flowers the family would like memorial contributions to be sent to Hauser Athletic Department/ Hauser High School, 9273 St. Rd. 9, Hope, IN 47246.                                                                                                                                                                                                         Harold was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Gerald Titus and sister, Marianna McQueen Haas.                                                                   Online condolences may be expressed to the Titus family at www.normanfuneralhome.net .                                                                                     In keeping with Covid guidelines, masks and social distancing are required at the cemetery.