Hervey C. "Herb" Heitzman

I just heard and I´m so very sorry for your loss. I only knew him to honk and wave as I passed in my truck, but he never failed to smile and wave. I´m happy that I got the opportunity to stop after work one day to meet him and chat. I got the feeling right away that he´d led an amazing life. He was very proud of his family too! I´m certain that he´ll be missed. You all are in my prayers.

What a sweet man. The first time I stopped and spoke with Herb his eyes welled up with tears as he spoke about being left behind after the passing of his wife. "No man should outlive his wife." I can't help but imagine Herb and his long missed wife being together watching over their loved ones. Lori the night I came down to help you when your Dad got sick, you could clearly see the love and compassion between you and your Dad. I am so grateful, for the two past years that I was able to...

To Herbie's Daughters: So very sorry to read of your Father's passing. I have known Herbie for many years through my husband Lynn. I know that he is very happy to be with your Mother again as he loved and missed her very much. Extending my sincerest condolences to his Family.

I´m so sorry for your loss, My condolences to the whole family. Harvey knew my Dad really well, Joe (Padula Farms).

I remember him dearly in our college days, Bev. What a sweet, sweet dad to me as well. He took care of me and my vehicle when we had that accident on the way to school. I´m so sorry to hear of this. Yet, he is with our Heavenly Father, which is the best place for any of us who knows Jesus as Lord.

He made delicious mustard bread n butter picked! Loved visiting Christmas morning!