Frank Hunter Harvey

Thanks Hunter for lighting up my life with your charm and wit. I will always miss you, but I know you are now on a great adventure.

Hunter was a breath of fresh air in all our lives He had a great sense of play and creativity. A memory of him dressed as Santa coming down the attic pull down stairs at Annie's Christmas party always makes me smile. He joins a good crew on the other side including Annie and my husband Gerry. Peace to all of us.

I WAS SO SORRY TO HEAR OF HUNTER'S PASSING.WE WORKED TOGETHER AT BOTH WLAC AND LIGHTNING 100...I HAVE TO SAY I COULD WRITE SO MANY THINGS ABOUT HIM,BUT THE ONE THING I REMEMBER MOST IS HOW MUCH FUN WE HAD ON SO MANY NUMEROUS OCCATIONS...HE HAD A GREAT HEART...I LOVED HIS NOTES...HE ALWAYS MADE ME LAUGH....MANY YEARS AGO,HE GAVE ME A SET OF MERCEDES BENZ CUFF LINKS,I WEAR THEM
ALL THE TIME....WHEN I WEAR THEM THIS WEEKEND,I'LL BE THINKING OF HUNTER.....MAY GOD GIVE YOU HIS PEACE....

My Prayers go out to Hunters family. RIP

Chappel Fisher

My Friend Hunter Harvey - A Eulogy

"I'VE GOT A BMW MOTORCYCLE, TOO! AND I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE!," he shouted with his body hanging halfway out the window of a Volvo. We were stopped, on my motorcycle, for a red light at the corner of 16th Avenue South and Edgehill in Nashville, Tennessee, Music Row in Music City. "Oh, GREAT," I thought, "a nut case knows where I live." And so began my association with one of the more colorful figures in my life, F. Hunter Harvey. The Bear (my...

Hunter and I worked together at WLAC and he is one of the more memorable people with whom I have worked. His joy and enthusiasm were infectious. RIP, Hunter.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.