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Harold married Sandy, his high school sweetheart, in 1971. They have three children.
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Harold with H.G., handing down the family tradition of farming.
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Pictured in 1989, the North Myrtle Beach City Council: Ed Williams, Harold Worley, Mayor Philip Tilghman, Billy Smith and James Grappo.
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In 1993, State Rep. Worley looks at tobacco for sale at the opening of the Loris tobacco market.
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State Representatives Harold Worley, Morgan Martin, and Joe Brown discuss the Carolina Bays Parkway.
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Harold meets with North Carolina Senator R.C. Soles Jr. and North Carolina DOT Secretary of Transportation Sam Hunt in Tabor City, to discuss the Loris # 9 to Highway 74 Connector.
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The Worleys at their family farm: Jessica, H.G., Sandy, Harold, and Lindsey.
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Harold with H.G. in the South Carolina State House Chambers, on the floor of the House during Parent-Child Day.
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Representative Worley announcing his opposition to a proposed 20% sales tax increase on the floor of the General
Assembly.
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At the groundbreaking for the Loris Hospital Health and Fitness Center, Harold and Loris Mayor David Stoudenmire discuss the Loris Industrial park.
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Harold and Senator Ralph Ellis meet in his home to discuss drainage and paving needs near the Little River Methodist Church.
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Harold with local historian C. B. Berry at the North Myrtle Beach Rotary Club.
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