Harriet Rochelle Zeaman

Harriet Rochelle Cunningham Walters Zeaman passed away Friday, November 6, 2026 at home.

She was born April 21, 1937 in Pittsburg, Kansas to Angele (DesCamps) and James Cunningham. She graduated from Phoenix Union High School and attended Phoenix College and The University of Phoenix.

Harriet was the original owner of The Flower Cart Florist Shop in Scottsdale, Arizona and retired after 23 years from the Research and Development Services Department at the Phoenix Union High School District in Phoenix, Arizona.

Harriet and her husband Pete spent summers at their cabin in Munds Park, Arizona for cooler weather and enjoyed their many friends and social activities there.

Harriet loved to travel both with Pete and later with her dear friend Judy Fulton. She visited 46 US states and at least 17 foreign countries.

Harriet volunteered endlessly, as a homeroom mom and PTA officer, on church missions committees; she taught Sunday School and Vacation Bible School, was President of the Phoenix Union High School Alumni Association, President of the Women’s Architectural League, was an officer for the Camelback High School Sports Boosters and was in the Republican Women’s Club. The last several years she has worked in the Gift Shop at Fellowship Square Phoenix, where she lived.

Harriet was preceded in death by her husband A. N. (Pete) Zeaman, A.I.A., emeritus, Stepdaughter Paula Zeaman Johnson, Parents Angele (DesCamp) and James Cunningham, and her Brother Jerry Cunningham.

Harriet is survived by her children Rochelle Walters, Kelley (Jeff) Winters and Robert B. (Jill) Walters, Jr., Grandchildren Chani (John) Doggett, Courtney Wrinkle, Michael Wrinkle, Lindsay (Kristian) Gonzalez, Troy (Ciera) Winters, Lauren (Bradley) Brunson and Drew Walters, 14 great grandchildren, her sister, Marilyn (Richard) Winters and many nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held Friday, January 29th, 2027 at a site to be determined.

Memorial contributions may be made in memory of Harriet to the New Mexico Christian Children’s Home. www.nmcch.org