I remember the night I took  Jeff smelting for the first time he was 15.needless to say it was a crazy fun bonding experience one I will never forget we ended up with 2 .5 gallon buckets a little more than was allowed,somehow we also had a truckful of firewood,that is one of my best memories of you Jeff my little brother ,I will never forget it or you ,see you soon,love you your big brother keith

I am very sorry to learn of Jeffrey's passing. We have been neighbors for several years and spent many time standing in our driveways talking.
My condolences to the family.

Jeff was one of the first people to welcome me and my family to the neighborhood when we moved here in 2016. I also enjoyed our talks and rants about politics and everything else. My heart is saddened with this news. If i may be of assistance in any way please let me know. We will keep the family in our prayers. 
Respectfully, 
The Cofer Family


Mr. Harvey was such a kind man. I always enjoyed talking with him when I would visit Julie. He was a good man and will be greatly missed. I'm praying for comfort and peace for all of you.

1 Corinthians 15:54-55 KJV
So when this corruptible shall have put on incorruption, and this mortal shall have put on immortality, then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written, Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?

Psalm 147:3 KJV
He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds.

Jeff willingly volunteered his time to come in and hold Worship services with the residents of  Westmoreland Heath and Rehab. He was always ready with a smile, kind word, song and of course the word of God.  Joy, Cynthia and the rest of Jeff's beloved family, please  know that I am praying for God to wrap His loving arms around you and bring you comfort.

I remember when we started going to Calvary Baptist church  in Turner . And I alway remember how close your family was. My son Charlie Posik  and your son Jeffrey were great friends in school and in church. Sending lot's of prayers to you all.  Jeffrey you are now in gods hands .💔🙏




My favorite memory of Jeff is on the bus route. We had the Turner Bus route and he had the Livermore/Livermore Falls route. It was a competition that we all took seriously. We would always discuss the blessings of the weekend and then of course how many we had on our bus.  It was a great time to share the blessings of our bus routes. Many times to "discuss" important business we would have to go out to eat! Great memories of serving God together. We always left a better person than when we came! Love and prayers for the Harvey family. 

Love you all and praying for you!
~"Ruthie" Small Gibbons

I don’t write this to draw attention or get praised. Just to share my experience with a truly great man. Ive been so fortunate in my life to have people around me who pushed me, made me feel like I was worth the struggle. I’ve been so fortunate to learn, laugh, cry, live, and love, and be loved by this man. This week my heart is sincerely broken. My hope are to continue to display his love and compassion to be a rock for his family and mine. To hold myself to a standard that meets his expectation that was never spoken just lived through his testimony. I’m beyond bless to say I love you Dad. 


Remember I chose to be in his daughters life, he never once made me feel less then, or that I did not belong. In fact he always adopted things that interested me so he would have things to talk about. If I was into hunting, he was now a hunting expert, if I talked baseball, he was the best baseball player of his town, if I talked sports cars, he talked sports cars, if I talked about business he was a business expert. He just knew how to capitalize on the moment with someone. A few years ago his oldest daughter passed away. I remember I held my tears to remain strong for the family. But I lost my emotions after hugging him, just without words I knew the hug was more then just a formality. 


I’m so thankful for the people I have in my life. I did not grow up under “normal” circumstances. Broken home, live with grandparents, visited family in different states 6 weeks out of the year. Had a single mom, who tried like crazy to change the narrative to provide a better life.  Over all obstacles I have been more then loved throughout my life. I have extraordinary parents, step parents, grandparents, great grandparents, aunts and uncles, siblings, in-laws, and many more. 

One thing about my dad is he would move mountains for his family. We never once could doubt he loved us and we were his world. He was so proud of everything we did and was always an ear to listen. A huge hole is left in our lives and my heart aches to see him again. Love you so much daddy. 

The Harvey family has always been close to our hearts. Mr. Harvey will be greatly missed. We send our condolences, love and prayers to all of you. 
I remember how much he loved to buy things and treat his daughters. I remember a time Rebecca came over and showed us a purse her dad had gotten and picked out for her, and it made me want a purse so badly!! Your family has always been so close to each other and I love the loving example of family you show everyone else. 
Love and prayers to you all<3

He was such a great papa and so kind to our girls. I could tell he had such a big heart and loves being out on his boat!

He was our adopted papa! Reagan’s first time out on a boat and she even got to drive! He was so fun and will be so missed.

OBITUARY

Jeffrey Anthony Harvey

January 4, 1964 – January 23, 2023

Sherwood Chapel & Memorial Gardens

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