Karen Harvey Obituary
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Retired from HBPA.
She read her Bible faithfully every day. She also loved and played football, bingo, going to the casino, cooking and playing cards. But most of all she loved her family, especially her husband of 54 years, Adril.
Preceded in death by mother Ruth Viola Trotter, dad William Franklin Cline, sister Sherry Tomack, daughter-in-law Karen Davis, and step-daughter Brenda Smith.
Survived by husband, Adril Harvey; children, Mark (Jeannie) Davis, Michelle (Dave) Joseph, Michael (Samantha) Harvey, Marty Harvey, Ajay Harvey, and step-son, Johnny Harvey Bailey; grandchildren, Mark (Afton) Davis, Jonathan Hopper, Jacqueline (Adam) Tufts, Aaron Joseph, Lucas Harvey, Jacob Jenkins, Bobby Thompson, and Steven Thompson; great-grandchildren, Walter Tufts and Stella Tufts; sisters and brothers, Kay Negstad, Gary (Vickie) Cline, Joe (Jan) Cline, and Carolyn (Eddie) Harvey; brother-in-law, Connie (Rose) Harvey; sister-in-law, Sue Harvey; and many nieces and nephews.
Special thanks to daughter-in-law Samantha Harvey and nephew Gary Lee Harvey Darby for your love, support, and beautiful care. We are forever grateful.
A celebration of Life to be posted at a later date.
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