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McFeeters, Harvey Wilfred. Sunrise: Aug. 13, 1934. Sunset: July 10, 2012

Harvey Wilfred McFeeters was born in Beaverdam, Alberta on August 13, 1934. He passed away in Hope, BC on July 10, 2012. Prayers were held on July 13, 2012 and a Service was held on July 14, 2012. Burial was at Seabird Island Cemetery. Harvey is survived by his spouse: Cindy, daughters: Le-Anne McFeeters, Jennifer McFeeters, Paula Angus, Dawn Angus (Evan), Diane Angus (Steve), Darlene Campbell (Darryl), sons: Oscar McFeeters (Lynn), Shelby Desjarlais (Andrea), brothers: Larry, Harold, sister: Alma and numerous nieces, nephews and grandchildren.

Harvey was predeceased by his father: James McFeeters, mother: Adelaid McFeeters, sisters: Flora, Mary, Claudia, Fran, Vick, Lena, Ruby, brothers: Hector, Howard, Ted and granddaughter: Randi Wilson.

Harvey raised 2 different families in his lifetime plus several extended family members whether it was full time or part time (summers/holidays). His two families and extended family soon became one. Harvey started his working career in the Great Bear Lake. He joined the labourers union #602 which became local 1611. He helped build the Kent prison, the 2 Chilliwack malls, and the Coquihalla highway. In his last years in the workforce, he worked for Emil Anderson. Harvey was known for his love of sports. He played with great passion whether it was slowpitch / 2 pitch, hockey, badminton, fishing or curling. This is a joke going around that he tried golfing and tipped the golf cart. Harvey was also known for his umpire skills. He was the ump that you loved to hate as he let you know in no uncertain terms who was in charge.

Harvey won several medals and trophies in his lifetime. The most important medal he deserves is for his love of family, eg: children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Included in his family are his family on the ball field, ice, badminton courts and the river. You loved Harvey and he loved you. Thank you to those who helped Harvey in his 4 years of illness, eg: staff of the Fraser Canyon / Surrey, Abbotsford cancer clinic, family and friends. Special thanks to Dr. Green, Murakami clinic, Lori Epp, Adrian Angus, Bruce (Spider) McDonald, and Seabird Island band for the special attention you gave Harvey.



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