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Guys, this is the hardest thing I’ve had to say in a long, long time, but early this morning,  our longtime friend, confidant, and the King of Likes, Harv Boyer, passed peacefully into the open arms of our Risen Savior.

Harv was known for his huge heart and was always there to help others when they needed helping.

There will be a Service in Shell Knob, Missouri within the next couple weeks, so watch this space for news.

Ernie

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Never met him in person but somehow I still knew him.  He was one of the people I missed the most when I left they hobby and I regret not being able to say hi one more time.  A true honest and kind soul.  Happy modeling and fair skies Harv.

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Rest in peace Harv, from what I know of you, you were a generous standup guy of character. I would have liked to meet you personally.

Rob

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I kept in touch with Harv and his family a bit via his facebook page.  So sorry to see him pass.  This is from one of their posts announcing his passing.

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Rest in peace old friend, Harvey was my mentor when I returned to the hobby. A true gentleman and kind heart. We never met and that I will always regret. Condolences to his family, blue skies old friend we miss you.

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Really sad news. Harv was the kindest of guys you could encounter in our hobby. 
i wish all the best to all of his loved ones with this big loss.

Jeroen

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Just saw this and it's a real shock. As others have said, never met Harv but you did feel you knew him, His input was always so upbeat and encouraging and he made this a great place to be.

 

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Just found out about Harv’s passing through Bev, his lovely wife. I meet Harv and Bev a few years ago, while he and Bev were in San Antonio, TX., for a convention. Only meet them both for a few hours, broke bread, went to a few local hobby stores and just talked. He made me feel like I knew him all my life. Was very kind and funny. We messaged each other, through out the years and through his ordeal, and always asked how I was doing, and always said, “I love you buddy.” After every conversation. With Harv, he  genuinely meant it, they just weren’t words, Bev confirmed this.

The world is sadder today, because our modeling brother has left us. Our Father has called Harv home, his job on earth is finished. May Harv Rest in Peace and may the Lord bring Peace to Bev and the entire family, during this time.

Just a bit of our conversation today:

“Hi Reuben, I remember you
Yes, my dear Harvey passed away yesterday morning early in the morning 
I don’t really know exactly what happened, but I do know if he ran out of breath 
He loved you guys all of you just know that please.”

”World War II airplanes was his life! He loved models he loved you guys he loved the camaraderie he loved buying selling and trading airplane models.”

Im proud to call Harv my “buddy.”

Reuben

 

 

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Services will most likely be on March 26th in Shell Knob, Missouri.  
 

Bev told me that she wants me to take some of his kits, and if so, I’ll post pictures up here, and in the true spirit of Harv, they’ll be distributed free of charge to members of LSM.  Eagle Transmission Services (my corporation) will pay shipping and duties. 
 

My wife Joy will live stream the Service.

I’ll be scarce till then, but will be back here full time after that. 

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When I was new here, he was among the first members to reach out to me. I remember one of my first

builds was a Takom Ft 17.....he would always be the first to give me a "like" and I found that very encouraging and supportive.

I regret never meeting him or having more correspondence with him...I regard him as a kind gentleman in the truest sense and

a true positive influence on this forum. I wish his family all my condolences. Harv, May God grant you everlasting peace.

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Can we donate towards the kits to help Bev instead of them being free?  Maybe a go fund me style thing where money used for kit purchases helps buy her some nice meals so she doesn't have to cook for a bit.

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RIP Harv. He was always a gentleman and very generous with his time and praise. He will be sorely missed!

 

Kev

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I am sorry to hear of Harv's passing I often thought of him coming on the site how he was doing?He is home now healthy to do what he wants and required Fair Skies Sir and thanks for all the support over the years.Their is one other who has been absent of late hoping all is well there.:(

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