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Harvey Sylvester Groth
1925 - 2025
BORN
1925
DIED
2025
Harvey Groth Obituary
October 14, 1925 - July 20, 2025
Harvey passed away peacefully. He is survived by his children, Colleen, Kevin, Maureen, Mark and Michael (Connie). Also six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Virginia, in 2017. He will be laid to rest in the VA cemetery at a later date.
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Pat Keefe
Yesterday
Sorry to learn of Harvey's passing. Brought back a lot of fond memories of your entire family.
John Mathison
August 14, 2025
Harvey, it was nice knowing you and bowling with you all those years. Rest in Peace!
LAURIE ANN VASQUEZ
August 13, 2025
I will always remember the fun at the holiday get togethers and Christmas "round robins". His infectious laugh and great smile will always be embedded in those memories. Uncle Harvey openly loved his family, and it was admirable to see that love for them in his voice and face. Harvey, his beloved Ginny, and the rest of the clan are now together again, and I am sure he is watching over his children and grandchildren with that same smile. :) Love you all and prayers and condolences to you Colleen, Kevin, Maureen, Mike and Mark. Laurie
Guy Findley
August 12, 2025
Rest in peace my friend. It was an honor to know you. Many great nights bowling among other things.
Debbie Groth
August 12, 2025
He will be greatly missed. But the memories will always live on.
As I remember his laughter , and all the times we spent as kids with your family
Love always Debbie Groth
Arne W. Arnold
August 12, 2025
You all have my prayers for your peace. I thoroughly enjoyed my years of bowling with the "Groth" boys.
Harvey was a unique man and friend.
Arne W. Arnold
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