Harvey J. Golubock

On my way to Atlantic Avenue I often walk past the apartment on Sidney Place where Harvey lived when we were friends. I think of him as he was then. He is not forgotten here in Brooklyn! Ruth Nordenbrook

Harvey and I carpooled to classes in Burlington. He was a very humble, gentle, soul. Our conversations on the way to Burlington and back were always interesting. He worked sooo hard... I am so very sad. What a loss~

Harvey and I car pooled together for a few months, while we attended classes In Burlington. Harvey was such a gentle soul, very kind and generous. In addition, a very humble man. In sadness Donna Barden

Harvey & I served together in the Fraud Section of the US Attorneys Office in Brooklyn. It was a small unit & Harvey was an integral part of it, with his intelligence, dedication and wry sense of humor. He was also a oersonal friend. His death saddens me deeply & I offer my deepest condolences to the family.

This notice saddens me greatly. I first met Harvey and his then wife Marsha at an event related to Brooklyn Law School, where Marsha taught and I attended. We then crossed paths periodically in Montpelier and talked about law, civil right or sugaring. (The house in Corinth had an old sugar shack on it, as I recall.) Harvey was a gentle and kind man, who in my experience always tried to do the right and just thing. He has left us all too soon. My condolences to his family.

Harvey we loved you. Wendy Rieger

Harvey and I had many cases together in the Washington Juvenile Court. He was quite dedicated to serve the best interests of the children in this challenging area of the law. He will be missed.

Harvey was a part of our Member-Owner labor program here at Hunger Mountain Coop and helped us out with bagging. We enjoyed having Harvey be a part of our team and he will be missed. Sending our thoughts and condolences to his family and friends from all of us at The Coop. We are so very sorry for your loss.

I worked with Harvey as a GAL and enjoyed talking with him very much. He was thoughtful and caring and worked hard for the children of central Vermont. I wish I had told him how much I liked him and what a wonderful person he was. I hope he has found peace.