Harvey Novick Obituary
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September 13, 1939–October 2, 2025
Husband, father, grandfather, cousin and friend, passed away on October 2, 2025, at the age of 86. In 1960, after an adventurous two years in the Navy, Harvey joined his father and grandfather at Novick's Super Service, on the corner of Snelling and Stanford Avenues, repairing automobiles and chatting it up with customers and drop-ins for the next 53 years until he retired. A lifelong resident of St. Paul, Harvey enjoyed watching all sports, planting geraniums in the spring, and weekend camping with family and friends. He never missed a Saturday morning breakfast club outing or daily coffee time with friends. Preceded in death by wife of 57 years, Bonnie, and parents, Joe and Minnie Novick. Survived by children, Jonathan, Scott (Marni) and Susan (Brad) Weislow; grandchildren, Aaron and Allison Novick, and Alex and Jake Weislow. Memorials preferred to National Kidney Foundation. Graveside service 12:00 PM SUNDAY, October 5th at Westside Hebrew Cemetery, 1250 Barclay Street, St. Paul, 55106. SHIVA 4:00 PM Sunday at the Lexington Landing Senior Living, 915 Albion Ave., St. Paul 55116.
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