Harvey Stephen Martin

i have nothing but fond memories of spending great times with my cousin from across the pond. A kind, smart, funny guy with music in his soul. I have no doubt that you are playing your trombone right now. LOVE U BOO; TONY and the Martin clan.

Memories of a gentle soul. Smiling. Shared time with my husband , Herb. Joanna to you and your children warm thoughts at this time Rhoda Winik

Sorry to hear the passing of Harvey.I met Harvey at the hospital of ST.Raphael, we often chatted in the cafeteria and quickly discovered our mutual love of music.I watched him perform many times with Tuxedo Junction and he loved what he did.RIP Harvey.My sympathy to his family and friends.

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Harvey and I worked together at the Hospital of St. Raphael for many years before we both left in 2012. We had many great conversations in the halls. He was very well respected. I also saw him play at Quattro in Guilford. May he rest in peace.

So very sad to learn of Harvey´s passing ! I met him when we would attend a music event every Thursday at noon at the Congregational church . Such a sweet man who I will really miss.

Dear Joanna, & Family, - so sorry on the passing of dear Harvey. He was one in a million. Kind, & caring, he was to all. Fond memories, & tks. for the music. He will live on in our hearts. God bless, Sympathy, & Prayers.- Phyllis & Philip DeRosa

Harvey was a great co worker, colleague and friend of mine, for 5 years at St Raphael´s hospital. He always thought about others rather than himself. Sincerest condolences Bob Jacovino

I met Harvey about 15 years ago when he sat in on trombone on a Gary Grippo job in New Haven. It was wonderful to play music together over the years .He was the definition of a truly gentle man. I will miss my friend. Our deepest sympathies and condolences go out to his family. Joe and Eppie McWilliams