Harvey Liverman

Dear Lauren, Jami, Elaine & Beulah,
I was so saddened to hear of Harvey's passing. He was a kind and friendly man who will be missed by everyone. My deepest condolences.

To The Entire Family.
My deepest sympathy. While reading the Gazette last week,I nearly choked on my food.I could not believe what happened. I was in total shock. I went all through high school with Harvey. He used to bug the day lights out of me.We were the same age, way way too young to go.Also my aunt Chanah used to baysit the kids.
He is now in a better place, and hopefully he will be watching out for you.

Dear Elaine, Lauren, Jami and Liverman family,
Harvey was a lovely, giving human being. Dealing with Harvey the parent was to see a caring, supportive father, an excellent role model. He was so proud of you guys. My heart goes out to all of you.

Dear Elaine, Lauren and Jamie,
I was so shocked and upset to read about Harvey´s untimely passing.
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy to you and the rest of your family. My thoughts are with you in your grief
fondly,
Linda Hartt

Dear Elaine and Family,

It was with great sadness that we learned of Harvey's illness. So like him to battle on courageously. He was a wonderful, giving person who will be missed and fondly remembered. In the comfort of family and friends may you find the strength to help you through this difficult time. Our sincere condolences.

Dear Elaine, Jami and Lauren, So very sorry to learn of Harvey's passing. I enjoyed seeing him almost every year in Las Vegas over the past 20 years. The last time he was here we went to a UNLV basketball game together which he really enjoyed. I know how proud he was of both Lauren and Jami. Harvey will me dearly missed by all who knew him. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

Steve Lake

It is with great sadness that I am writing this note to the whole family this evening. I first met Harvey when we were both campers at Hiawatha. Athletic, sweet and oh so shy. What a guy. He will be sadly missed.

Dear Elaine, Lauren, and Jami,
I was so upset to hear about Harvey's passing. He was a fixture on Harrow Crescent, and I have fond memories of the hundreds of times he greeted me on the street with a friendly "Whaddaya say, Neil!". He will be missed.

Dear Elaine and family
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May you find strength and solace in your wonderful memories, and in each other.
Gloria and Denis Weinberg