Paul J.
Harvey
Visitation Thursday, March 10, 2022, 9-11:45 am
Funeral service at 12 Noon
ST. JOHN’S EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
10302 South 27th Street Oak Creek, WI 53154
Harvey, Paul J.
Called to his eternal home on Saturday, March 5, 2022 age 70 years. Loving father of Paul (Jennifer), Katherine “Katie”, Keith and Dustin (Lynn). Proud grandpa of Paul “PJ”, Madison and Brayden. Great grandpa of Charlie. Loving son of Paul and Rose (nee Franke). Dear brother of his twin sister Karen (Charlie) Craig, Gerald and Jeffrey. Further survived by his long time companion Susan Rooney, other relatives and many friends.
Visitation Thursday, March 10, 2022 at ST. JOHN’S EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, 10302 South 27th Street Oak Creek, WI 53154 from 9-11:45 am. Funeral service to follow at 12 Noon. Interment Arlington Park Cemetery.
Paul was an accomplished owner, operator and truck driver for over 50 years. If so desired, memorials to St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church appreciated.
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Our deepest sympathy to all of Paul`s family. We are keeping you in our prayers.
I’d like to extend a heart felt condolences to the family … I will always remember Paul for his genuine and friendly hello and devotion to christ.. back when I was in grade school at st.john’s on the way to school and even on the weekends Paul was always doin his morning Jog towards the corner of Hwy V and knowing Paul he probably ran to the lake Michigan and back he truly enjoyed his morning Jog’s ….
My heartfelt condolences to Karen and Charlie and Rose and Paul. It is so sad to lose a sibling or a child. I certainly know the great sadness of losing siblings. Although 50 or more years have passed, I will always remember Paul as a lot of fun, a great dancer, and someone who was a part of a few escapades in my younger life. I have learned he was an amazing parent, grandparent, and great grandparent; someone who loved kids. I am so sorry for your loss. Makes me sad. Hugs and sympathy to you all.
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RIP Paul, and deepest condolences to his family and other loved ones. Paul was a great, genuine, dynamic, funny, friendly, jocular, salt-of-the-earth, give-you-the-shirt-off-his-back kind of guy. Also the life of the party – he and Sue (my sister-in-law) were treasured guests at the wedding reception for me and my wife Peg in Madison in 2002. It was always a treat to see him on trips to Racine for holidays and family occasions; everyone loved for him to drop by, watch the game or see the fireworks, have a beer, chew the fat. He is missed.
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Another photo from 2003.
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Our sympathies from myself and my family.. We grew up with Jimmy and the rest as his parents and ours were friends for many years. Whenever we went over to his house, Jimmy always had something going on, and it seems like we usually managed to get into trouble. I remember once when he decided we were going to dig a swimming pool and line it with bricks. Paul was not happy when he came home and saw the hole we had dug. I will always remember fondly visiting with Paul and Rosemary, and the kids. Hadn’t seen you for awhile Jimmy,, but you’ll always be in our memories.
Sending heartfelt sympathy to Keith, Paul, Katie & Dustin. I did not know your Dad but Keith spoke of him and I knew from what was said that he was an extraordinary man in many ways. May you find comfort in all of your memories of your Father.
Our heart and prayers go out to the family of Paul , We will miss him jogging up the road to see if the tomatoes are ripe yet, so much we will miss about our neighbor. His kind smile always friendly.with all our love and sympathy. Ken and Kathy Mike ,David ,and Adam
Paul was a man with a big smile and a good story. Never at a loss for words. When he was in a room, you knew it!
His generosity to others lives on through his children.
Kevin tells the story of when Paul was teaching him to drive. Way before Kevin was 16! (It might have been a beer run for Paul) Well, You can all imagine how that went!
Truly, We have lost a wonderful man.
God Speed Paul
Much love and prayers for the Harvey Family
Our sympathies go out to the whole family. Unfortunately we are unable to attend the services; but our thoughts and prayers have been with you all since we received the sad news. I’ve known Paul since we were kids; and have nothing but fond memories of all of the years since. Paul was a great friend and a great father. I only remember that Paul always had a smile on his face and was always there for friends and family. I always thought he would outlast me and most of our friends; He will surely be missed more than anyone can imagine. Rest in peace Paul. With all of our love,