Christopher HARVEY Obituary

A little late to the party (as often I am) but I only heard recently of your passing Chris and just wanted to say thanks for all the help and advice over the years. And for making awesome moulds (Bruce) and wonderfully white slip. Also for all the stories, your boundless energy and unique sense of humour - haha. Thanks for everything to Adrienne too - thinking of you and sending hugs - go well. X

Many powerful memories of Chris, both ferocious and generous.

The kiln you almost gave me in 1995 is still working, thanks for your support in a small ceramic outfit; it was always a strong feeling to be able to call you for advice or product.
You were are great Manager.

We just received this sad news, here in Texas. Adrienne, we send our condolences and prayers for God's comfort and peace for you and the family. Chris and I (Tony) enjoyed a special time working at Royal Grafton. We will never forget Chris' and your kindness when we visited NZ in 2004.

Adrienne, sorry we missed this. Big hugs from us.
We have many great memories of our times in Stoke on Trent with Chris and family. They included us and blessed us in many ways.

Dear Adrienne our thoughts are with you at this sad time. Chris made a great contribution to the arts in Titirangi supporting Lopdell House Gallery and it's vision for Te Uru Contemporary Gallery and for ceramic artists, events and the education programme. With love and our best wishes for you and family, Pamela and Jeff Wells.

Chris we shall miss you as a sailing buddy, pottery expert and teller of risque jokes!!!!
One of a kind you left your mark on all of us.
Much love to all the family, you will be sorely missed.

Dear Adrienne & Jourdan
The Caulton family are thinking of you all over this very sad time.
Our memories of Chris certainly started with meeting you all when our boys were rowing at King's and I was always immensely impressed as to how Chris just got on and did many tasks for the boys and coaches and parents that went unnoticed but made life so much easier for us all.
Rowing Camps were so much fun and there was never a dull moment with Chris around especially at the end of the day when the BBQ dinner was being prepared and the stories started flowing over a couple of quiet ones!
A true friend to everyone and we will all miss you Chris - RIP
Kindest regards
The Caulton Family

Hi Nathan,
Heard fr Mr&Mrs.Peter Wilson
I'm Sorry for your Loss
Condolence to you &to your Families
I was Housekeeper,for.Mr.&Mrs,Harvey,
In Manila,Phil. When you're a Baby
God Bless..
Luming Mallo

Sending our love and condolences to all the family at this very sad time. Chris - sausage rolls will always be on the menu at our family get-togethers (just for you). Rest In Peace.

My deepest condolences Adrienne. Rosemary and I so enjoyed spending time with you and Chris last year; hearing the many tales relating to Studio Ceramics. Chris achieved many great things in his career and they will not be forgotten.

A great bloke, big brother and Uncle
Rest easy bro!
Kev,Craig and Christine

A true gentle man. He allowed you and your siblings to sign a special pin tray for me. I still also have the Royal Grafton cup and saucer you gave me when you left St Thomas´. Your Mum was a darling . We very nearly bought your house in Forsbrook but someone came along with the cash !! I will remember you all very fondly. May he rest in peace re- united with your Mum.

My deepest condolences Adrienne and family.As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. Big hugs and lots of love Kaye

Our sympathy and condolences to the Harvey family in your sad loss. We were next door neighbours to Chris and Margaret in Manila 50 years ago and have many fond memories of them both and the good times we had.
Peter and Thelma Wilson

Dearest Adrienne (wee Jourdan) and families
My Deepest Sympathy
Through this sadness in time memories will shine bright and beautiful
Adrienne always I am only a phone call away
Love Hugs
DAWN

HARVEY, Christopher John. (28 December 1945 - 25 February 2022) In the words of Irving Gordon and Nat King Cole; 'Unforgettable, that's what you are...' From a loving daughter, NF Aroha Funerals 09 5270266

HARVEY, Chris. Dear friend of John and Joanne Green and family for 40 years. A great teller of stories and good humor. We will miss our mate. Now at Peace.