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1914 - 2003
 HAZEL A. HARMAN, 88, of Huntington passed away Friday, March 21, 2003, at her residence. Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday, March 24, 2003, at Henson Mortuary by the Rev. Sue Jarrett. Burial will follow in Oaklawn Memorial Park, Huntington. She was born August 16, 1914, in Isabel, S.D., daughter of the late Robert Lee and Ada Dreschler Moore. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her devoted husband of 52 years, Orville Harman in 1990, and two brothers, Allen and Mike Moore. Mrs. Harman lived a life rich in experiences, which included endearing times with family, her many friend at Pea Ridge Untied Methodist Church, the Cabell Huntington Hospital gift shop, garden club and thoughtful neighbors. Second to her love of family and friends were the joys and passion she drew from working in her garden. She also had many family and friends on her computer list. She was a member of Pea Ridge United Methodist Church since 1972, and was involved with the Dorcas Quilting Club and the Pea Ridge Garden Club. She is survived by her children and their spouses, Connie and James Johnson of Dunnellton, Fla., Carolyn and David Turk of Valencia, Calif., Janet and Mark Ferguson of Venice, Fla., Wayne and Lucy Harman of Fredericksburg, Va., and Dr. Gene Harman of Brentwood, Tenn. She was deeply loved by her grandchildren, Sally, Goodloe, Walt, Pam, Scott, Michael, Jena, Kellyn, Byron, Kent, Lisa and Aaron; and great-grandchildren, Amanda, Danielle, Kayla, Caroline, Jacob and Abby. She also is survived by two brothers and their wives, Dr. Roland and Betty Moore of Lakeland, Fla., and Clark and Doris Moore of Rock Island, Ill. Friends may call from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Henson Mortuary, Barboursville. Expressions of sympathy may be made by donations to the Dorcas Quilting club c/o Pea Ridge United Methodist Church. Condolences may be expressed to the family at http://www.timeformemory.com/henson.
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There are currently 4 condolences.
Grace Vogel
Sunday April 13, 2003 at
11:32 PM
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How difficult it will be for Hazel's family to get through a day without thinking of her. The love, respect and closeness they all share is a beautiful thing to see. I was privileged to be included in many fun activities of this family. My memories of Hazel and her love of life and family will always be in my heart. I will always remember walking in her flower garden with her, and eating her wonderful peanut butter, syrup soaked pancakes! She was so special. Thank you for sharing her with me. My love and prayers are with you all. Grace
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Jack, Barbara, Alex and Molly Runyon
Monday March 24, 2003 at
12:15 PM
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We wish to express our sympathy to Hazel's family. We have a special place in our hearts for Hazel and will think of her with all the signs of spring around us.
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Betty Moore
Sunday March 23, 2003 at
7:19 PM
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What a lovely tribute this is to your beloved mother. Our love and prayers are with you in this difficult time. She enriched all the lives she touched and leaves a family admired by all who know them. They can take comfort in knowing they were always loving and such a source of pride to her. They did everything they possible could for both their parents. Our deepest sympathy to all of you, Betty & Roland Moore
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Chris Varney
Sunday March 23, 2003 at
1:01 PM
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Mrs. Harman was a part of my life ever since I moved to Fairwood Rd. some 15 years ago. I remember as a young child, taking down our grass clippings for her to use in her beautiful garden. When I was older, I became Mrs. Harman's "lawn boy"...you might say. Now, this was no ordinary yard mind you; it took quite a lot of skill and maneuverability as to not cut down anything you weren't supposed to. I am now a junior in college, and I really value the time that I got to spend with Mrs. Harman; not only working for her, but the little chats we would have as well. She was truly a genuinely nice lady, and she will be deeply missed.
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