It is with broken hearts, that we announce that Robert Harvey passed away on Friday, December 5th, 2025 after a fall and battle with cancer.
He was born August 20, 1950. A graduate of Dewey Grade School and Southwest High School. He was preceded in death by his parents, William F. and Roberta L. (nee Eoff) Harvey, and step-dad Scott Brokaw.
He was the loving brother to Will, Wayne, and Paul F. Harvey, and sister Sandra M. Harvey, and proud stepdad to Jeff Martin.
Bob was a true blue collar worker, mechanic, welder, and he knew a lot about electricity. Loved his many hot cars in younger years.
In his retirement years, he was strictly a homebody, proudly taking care of the inside and outside of his home that he shared with his brother, Wayne.
“Our sweet, loving brother to us left us too early. Loved by his family, neighbors, and friends. He will be terribly missed. In Heaven now!”
Bob will be missed by all of us, his neighbors. He was always there to help with anything we needed, or just to have a chat. Our neighborhood won’t be the same without him. Blessings and condolences to Wayne and his family.
So sorry Wayne!
Dear Wayne, Sandy, & Paul. Your amazing brother Bob was my dearest friend thru the years because of his kind & gentle heart. It was an honor knowing him. The world seems colder & more sad without Bob in it. There is no one like him. I will miss you darling every day of my life. You will always have a special place in my heart. Love you always and forever, mollie
Wayne: We are so sorry for your loss. Bob was a fixture in our neighborhood … so too in your life. Please accept our sincere condolences.
Wayne,Sandy,And Paul
So sorry to hear this. I will miss Bob.
I felt close to Bob after Dennis had passed. He knew Dennis more than anybody I know. I took his advice to heart, He didn’t sugar coat anything.
Bob, you will always be remembered.
Shirley McGrath
Wayne: please accept my condolences.
Even though I barely knew your brother Bob, I feel he was a special brother in your family.
Having only met you in recent years and knowing how you stayed so close and supportive of him during his illness, speaks admirably of you and your family.