Jerry Harvey

Jerry Harvey obituary, Springville, AL

Jerry Harvey

Jerry Harvey Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on May 4, 2025.
Jerry Finley Harvey

Jerry F. Harvey, 75 years old. Born March 11, 1950, died May 2, 2025 at his home in Springville Alabama after a long battle with cancer.

Jerry was born at his home in Flat Top Tennessee to Charles F. and Lula Harvey. He was the fifth of eight children. Jerry attended school in Soddy Daisy, Tennessee, and moved to Birmingham, Alabama in 1976.

Jerry was married to Lisa Manning Harvey and had three children: Allen Harvey, Kelli Harvey Sherron and Patrick Harvey. He was a proud grandfather of Jerry Ray Harvey, Charles A. Harvey, Caroline C. Sherron and Riley Kate Sherron.

During his career in sales, Jerry worked primarily for Senco Southeast and ABC supply company. He retired from sales in 2012.

He was a member of Ashville 1st Methodist Church. Throughout his life, Jerry enjoyed drag racing, restoring Mopars, being out in nature and traveling with his family. In his retirement, he was an avid gardener and model car builder.

He is survived by his wife Lisa, sons Allen and Patrick, daughter Kelli, grandchildren Jerry Ray, Caroline and Riley Kate, sister Lena Ottinger and brother David Harvey.

A memorial service will be held Thursday, May 8, 2025 11:30 AM at Ashville 1st Methodist Church in Ashville, Alabama.

Jerry was a beloved husband, father, brother, grandfather and friend.

The family wishes to thank Ashville Methodist Church members, Reverend James Maxwell, Jerry's many friends and neighbors on Crawford Cove Road, and Dr. Kyle D. Wood.

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July 7, 2025

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June 18, 2025

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Clay

July 7, 2025

I just learned of my friend, Jerry's passing. We met years ago while working together. From the day I interviewed Jerry, for an outside rep position, (selling nails and fasteners) I knew he'd do well. We traveled hundreds, if not thousands of miles together. In between stops, we discussed topics as, family, cars, dogs, cars... did I mention we talked about cars... a lot. I can still hear his voice, that thick Southern drawl. Jerry was a kind, caring gentleman. I am a better person to have worked with him, and called him "friend".

Joseph (Joey) Doss

June 18, 2025

Jerry will be missed! He was like dad to me. Lisa, Patrick and Kelli I´m so sorry for the loss.

Tom Ogletree

May 8, 2025

Jerry and I talked for hours about hot rods, gardening, model car tips and tricks. He was very quick to share his Faith, giving God all the glory and praising His name. Jerry loved his precious Lisa, their children and grandchildren & was very proud of them. I´m a very blessed person to have called him friend. Will miss you buddy.

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Chadrick Sherron

May 5, 2025

I couldn´t have asked for a better Father-in-Law. I loved him more than words could express. He will always be with me in my heart and I know he watches over us. My deepest condolences.

Wally and Connie Conway

May 5, 2025

Great neighbor and friend. When we moved to our farm by his home, my husband, Wally, and Jerry became fast friends. Jerry always had a beautiful yard and shared from his garden. He built sturdy bird houses and gave us several. He was always ready to laugh and share interesting stories. He loved his wife and family and loved hanging out with the guys in the neighborhood. Gentle and kind, Jerry will be greatly missed.

Linda Lee (Wright)

May 5, 2025

Go rest high on the mountain sweet Jerry. You were such a good Godly soul and friend, but more like a member of the family. You will be missed but will live on in the lives of your family. May God be with your family through this time. You were so loved. Give my precious sister a big hug for me up there.

Dean Assimos

May 5, 2025

A fine man!! May his memory be eternal!!!
Dean Assimos

Wally aconway

May 5, 2025

Going to miss you neighbor

Kelli Harvey Sherron

May 5, 2025

I love you, Dad!

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