Margaret Felton Harvey

Margaret and Dick made a great pair: her general serenity was in contrast to his impatience! Everyone loved them and my wife and I have always remembered them with great affection. Carole and I send you all our sympathies at her loss and prayers for your comfort and strength as you go on in life.....Jack Pennington (The Reverend Jasper Green Pennington, 204 Elm Street, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197)

Condolences to the family. Mrs. Harvey has left an indelible imprint on my life as I was one of her piano students in the 60's and 70's. I expecially recall my formative experiences in her living room and beyond realizing how stage frightened I really wasn't. She was a great teacher and I have never forgotten her. Chip Wagner-Grand Blanc, MI

My family (wife Carole, children Kira and Evan) and I would like to express our deepest condolences to Aunt Margy's children, their spouses, and the grandchildren. While it has been awhile since I last was in touch with Margy, I enjoy the vivid memories of our time together, especially when I was a houseguest with her and Cousin Rick. She was a joy to know and we trust she is at peace in her eternal rest with Uncle Dick. From her loving nephew, Doug

To Mrs. Harvey's kids,
Your folks made some very fond childhood memories for me. First being in the Children's Choir at St. Paul's with your dad (he served Qewpies and cokes at our Christmas parties!) and then taking piano lessons with your mom. She demanded a lot but always got me through the nerve-wracking recitals! They certainly left us with some wonderful legacies and I hope you find comfort from your memories. Susan (Edmonds) Wintz

Rick and family,
We are sorry to hear of your Mothers passing. But we do know now that there certainly is another beautiful angel singing in the heavenly choir!!
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Bob and Garnet Hickok, Karla and Sophia Perrault