Birth date: Jun 21, 2009
Harvey N. Hebert, 59, of Handel Rd., Stafford Springs, CT, passed away on Sunday, June 21, 2009 at Rockville General Hospital, Rockville, CT. He was born in Hartford, CT, son of the late Wilfred E. and Felicia (DAngelo) Hebert. Ha Read Obituary
Martie, just wanted to let you know that not a day goes by that I haven't thought about you. Harvey was a wonderful person and I have so many amazing memories with you and he from my time in CT. I can not thank you both enough for the joy that you brought into my life.
You and he were given a true blessing with the love you shared. May that love give you the strength to continue through the days ahead.
All my love,
Tracy
Martie,
I am sorry I could not be there to show my respect, I can't tell you how shocked we were to read of Harvey's passing. If anything useful could possibly come from lossing such a dear man, it is just how short life really is. It was always, I give him a call tomorrow or this weekend. And we felt teribble we didn't even know he was ill. We are so happy that Harvey found you and your family. My kids loved him when we we lived on South Rd. and he lived on White Rd.,and it sounds like he made a great grandpa. Gerry said all the photos were of Harvey laughing or smiling, that how we will remember him. Laughing, smiling and playing with
his best friend (before you came along) Pops. He was such a special person, we will all feel the loss of him. You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers, daily.
Sorry to hear of his passing. I just found out since I'm retired for 13 years. I worked with Harvey and had many good days working with him. H e will be missed by all as he was good friends to everyone. We had many of laughs together.
Martie and all of Harvey's family and friends, you have my sincere condolences in your time of loss. I was very fortunate to have worked with Harvey for a number of years when he served as a union member of our statewide labor-management safety and health committee. Harvey was very dedicated to the union members that he served throughout Connecticut.
My deepest condolences to all of Harvey's family and friends.
May some of our tears be tears of laughter from memories of him.
He'd like that.
Love to all,
Pat
It is difficult to find words to express the sadness in my heart Martie. My cousin was an awesome man and was loved deeply by his family.
There are so many memories growing up with my cousins and they were all wonderful, happy memories. Harvey had great humor and I always loved the way he joked with my dad... Please know my prayers are endless and God will surely guide you through this loss. God bless and love you.
Lorraine
I can not tell how saddened I am by the news of Harvey's passing. I've known him since Junior High School and was fortunate enough to keep in contact through out the years at UCONN.
I offer my sincerest and deepest condolences to his family and friends, a truly good person has left us.
I cannot explain the sorrow I felt when I learned of Harveys' passing. I was blessed to be associated with Harvey for a number of years through his work with the union safety committee. Harvey was`a good friend to me and I will never forget him. My condolences to family members on their loss.
Martie: My heart is with you at this sad time in your life. Hugs and Kissesa. Nancy Hobby
Martie, words cannot express how saddened I am for your loss. It is so hard to believe that Harvey is gone. Your time with him was too short. I know you will cherish every memory you had together. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you now and always.
Charlene
