Harvey was an associate of mine during most of my 17 years at Value Line. He was always good-humored, insightful, and inspiring. Of all the people I knew at Value Line, Harvey created the best career with the company. He loved the capital markets and he loved his work.

On behalf of the Administration, Faculty and Staff of Queens College, we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to the family of Harvey S. Katz.

May he Rest in Peace,


I had the pleasure of working with Harvey for 17 years at Value Line and, like everyone, was devastated by his passing. I’ve thought a lot about him over the past week, and while he was many things to many people (friend, mentor, beacon of stability in an often crazy work environment), more than anything, Harvey was one of the guys. He loved talking sports, shop, family, politics, and was always quick to crack a joke. He had a disarming warmth and youthful spirit that made everyone around him comfortable. I’m proud to say that Harvey was my friend, and I miss him terribly.

I worked with Harvey for many years and was saddened when I learned of his passing. He was an asset to Value Line and is already missed.

I loved working with Harvey in the nearly eight years that I was at Value Line.  But my favorite part was going on CNBC's "Squawk Box" every six weeks with then-anchor Mark Haines, and telling him  (and the viewing public) what Value Line's Chief Economist, Harvey Katz, thought about a particular macroeconomic data point.  Mark would flash a picture of Harvey on the screen when I would talk about him, and Harvey loved the publicity...much to Jean Buttner's personal chagrin!  Rest in peace, Harvey! 

I worked with Harvey since the late 1990s. He was an amazing mentor and was very wise. Over the years we developed a great friendship and I felt like I could talk to him about anything.  He called me “House” which I always loved. After hearing the news of his passing I felt like I had lost a close family member. He spoke often and very highly of his family, especially his grandchildren. My deepest condolences to the Katz family. My life is better for knowing Harvey.  

I was lucky to have interviewed with Harvey when I arrived from California and was looking for a job in New York. I was even luckier for Harvey to have taken an interest in me and my progress at Value Line. Harvey became my mentor and over the last thirty years a friend. I am very sorry that Harvey has passed, but will always remember him for his help, his advice, and his sharp wit. I will miss Harvey.

Very sorry to hear of Harvey's death.  I'll use his first name because we all addressed everyone in the research department, including the Research Director,  by their first name from the day we were hired as Assistant Analysts.
He was a wonderful man and did a great job acting as a buffer between the upper management and the research staff--which I came to realize later.
My condolences to the Katz family.

I had the pleasure of working with Harvey for 17 years at Value Line. During that time, we became good friends and I constantly relied on him for help, guidance, and his expertise. He was a tireless worker, but an even better friend and mentor. He will be deeply missed, but never forgotten. 

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Harvey Katz

18 juillet 1944 – 26 décembre 2021

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