Jean (Lambert) Harvey, 95, died peacefully while surrounded by the love of her family at Waterbury Hospital on Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021. She was the widow of the late Robert E. Harvey Sr.
Jean was born Feb. 7, 1926, in Waterbury, a daughter of the late Arthur R. and Gladys (Smith) Lambert. Jean, a lifelong resident of Prospect, graduated from Wilby High School and went on to become a bookkeeper for the Anaconda Brass Corp. Despite the fact that she couldn't swim, Jean and Bob would take their young children, Bob and Liz, boating every weekend. What faith and fearlessness she possessed! Jean was a Rainbow Girl as a child. As an adult, Jean was a member of many organizations: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Prospect Fire Dept., Camping Club, Boating Club, Red Hat Society, The Prospect Grange, and was a past treasurer of The Prospect Historical Society. She and her late husband Bob loved square dancing with their friends in the Square Dance Club. Jean enjoyed traveling despite the fact that she never learned to drive. She and her friend cruised to Antarctica.
She was a very active member of her church in her younger years, was a past deacon and instilled in her children her love and dedication to God and Prospect Congregational Church through commitment and service. Spending time with her family was the greatest joy for Jean; holidays together with her children and grandchildren meant the world to her. Jean must have experienced so many changes in American life, inventions and troubles and triumphs in her 95 years. The blessing of her memory, her love and her legacy will be treasured by her family always.
Jean is survived by her son, Robert Harvey Jr. of Prospect; her daughter, Elizabeth and her husband, Douglas Patrick, of Prospect; and her precious grandchildren, who affectionately called her Grandma Jean, Robert Harvey III and his wife, Kelly, of Oxford, and Jessica Patrick of Cambridge Mass. Jean was predeceased by her husband, Robert Sr., and her sister, Ruth L. Fleming.
Jean was born Feb. 7, 1926, in Waterbury, a daughter of the late Arthur R. and Gladys (Smith) Lambert. Jean, a lifelong resident of Prospect, graduated from Wilby High School and went on to become a bookkeeper for the Anaconda Brass Corp. Despite the fact that she couldn't swim, Jean and Bob would take their young children, Bob and Liz, boating every weekend. What faith and fearlessness she possessed! Jean was a Rainbow Girl as a child. As an adult, Jean was a member of many organizations: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Prospect Fire Dept., Camping Club, Boating Club, Red Hat Society, The Prospect Grange, and was a past treasurer of The Prospect Historical Society. She and her late husband Bob loved square dancing with their friends in the Square Dance Club. Jean enjoyed traveling despite the fact that she never learned to drive. She and her friend cruised to Antarctica.
She was a very active member of her church in her younger years, was a past deacon and instilled in her children her love and dedication to God and Prospect Congregational Church through commitment and service. Spending time with her family was the greatest joy for Jean; holidays together with her children and grandchildren meant the world to her. Jean must have experienced so many changes in American life, inventions and troubles and triumphs in her 95 years. The blessing of her memory, her love and her legacy will be treasured by her family always.
Jean is survived by her son, Robert Harvey Jr. of Prospect; her daughter, Elizabeth and her husband, Douglas Patrick, of Prospect; and her precious grandchildren, who affectionately called her Grandma Jean, Robert Harvey III and his wife, Kelly, of Oxford, and Jessica Patrick of Cambridge Mass. Jean was predeceased by her husband, Robert Sr., and her sister, Ruth L. Fleming.
Jean (Lambert) Harvey, 95, died peacefully while surrounded by the love of her family at Waterbury Hospital on Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021. She was the widow of the late Robert E. Harvey Sr.
Jean was born Feb. 7, 1926, in Waterbury, a daughter of the late Arthur R. and Gladys (Smith) Lambert. Jean, a lifelong resident of Prospect, graduated from Wilby High School and went on to become a bookkeeper for the Anaconda Brass Corp. Despite the fact that she couldn't swim, Jean and Bob would take their young children, Bob and Liz, boating every weekend. What faith and fearlessness she possessed! Jean was a Rainbow Girl as a child. As an adult, Jean was a member of many organizations: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Prospect Fire Dept., Camping Club, Boating Club, Red Hat Society, The Prospect Grange, and was a past treasurer of The Prospect Historical Society. She and her late husband Bob loved square dancing with their friends in the Square Dance Club. Jean enjoyed traveling despite the fact that she never learned to drive. She and her friend cruised to Antarctica.
She was a very active member of her church in her younger years, was a past deacon and instilled in her children her love and dedication to God and Prospect Congregational Church through commitment and service. Spending time with her family was the greatest joy for Jean; holidays together with her children and grandchildren meant the world to her. Jean must have experienced so many changes in American life, inventions and troubles and triumphs in her 95 years. The blessing of her memory, her love and her legacy will be treasured by her family always.
Jean is survived by her son, Robert Harvey Jr. of Prospect; her daughter, Elizabeth and her husband, Douglas Patrick, of Prospect; and her precious grandchildren, who affectionately called her Grandma Jean, Robert Harvey III and his wife, Kelly, of Oxford, and Jessica Patrick of Cambridge Mass. Jean was predeceased by her husband, Robert Sr., and her sister, Ruth L. Fleming.
Jean was born Feb. 7, 1926, in Waterbury, a daughter of the late Arthur R. and Gladys (Smith) Lambert. Jean, a lifelong resident of Prospect, graduated from Wilby High School and went on to become a bookkeeper for the Anaconda Brass Corp. Despite the fact that she couldn't swim, Jean and Bob would take their young children, Bob and Liz, boating every weekend. What faith and fearlessness she possessed! Jean was a Rainbow Girl as a child. As an adult, Jean was a member of many organizations: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Prospect Fire Dept., Camping Club, Boating Club, Red Hat Society, The Prospect Grange, and was a past treasurer of The Prospect Historical Society. She and her late husband Bob loved square dancing with their friends in the Square Dance Club. Jean enjoyed traveling despite the fact that she never learned to drive. She and her friend cruised to Antarctica.
She was a very active member of her church in her younger years, was a past deacon and instilled in her children her love and dedication to God and Prospect Congregational Church through commitment and service. Spending time with her family was the greatest joy for Jean; holidays together with her children and grandchildren meant the world to her. Jean must have experienced so many changes in American life, inventions and troubles and triumphs in her 95 years. The blessing of her memory, her love and her legacy will be treasured by her family always.
Jean is survived by her son, Robert Harvey Jr. of Prospect; her daughter, Elizabeth and her husband, Douglas Patrick, of Prospect; and her precious grandchildren, who affectionately called her Grandma Jean, Robert Harvey III and his wife, Kelly, of Oxford, and Jessica Patrick of Cambridge Mass. Jean was predeceased by her husband, Robert Sr., and her sister, Ruth L. Fleming.
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