Maureen 'Mo' Edith Harvey (21 Nov 1946 - 30 Jan 2026)

Before Maureen died she had some gold items melted down and asked for the money raised to be donated to Fairhavens.

You will be missed Auntie Mo - rest in peace. XX

My dear lovely friend, you will always be remembered,holidays ,meals long chats on the phone .Always there for opinions,guidance given with love ! Almost sisterly love .
Be at peace you deserve. Mave 🤗🌈❤️

I feel so very lucky and blessed to have had Mo in my life. She will always be smiles and giggles, sunshine and brightness to me.xx

In loving memory of Mo. Sending deepest condolences to Brian and all the family. You are all in our thoughts. Love from Jane and Kevin Parr x

Rest in peace my beautiful friend Maureen


From the moment I first met you, I felt at ease with your warmth and kindness. Every week that went by I found it a joy to be in your company, all the silliness of life we shared together and made comparisons with each other with all the giggles and quirks never stopped.

You are an amazing person, who so much loved her family and was so proud of everything they had achieved in their lives. Brian is the rock in your life as you recounted all the lovely stories of all the wonderful things he had surprised you with and how hard he worked to provide you with a wonderful life together. This enabled you to stay at home and bring up your two beautiful boys, the gift of every woman to nurture and cherish your family as all your lives unfolded by your guidance, knowledge and love, something every woman would cherish and you felt so blessed to be able to bestow this gift of life on your family.

As the years went by and our friendship grew the giggles got sillier but in the twenty years that drifted by I saw the love and joy you had with your family unit you so much adored and as a friend you were like one of my sisters. I felt very blessed to have shared my time with you and Brian, always warm, kind, honest and fun as I said at the start of my note to you my friend and a beautiful soul.

Tina XXXX

Mo, you were the best godmother in the world. Your wicked laugh would leave me with belly aches, it was contagious, unforgettable, and filled every room with life. It’s a sound that we will always carry in our hearts.

Beyond the laughter, you gave the most amazing advice. You had a way of listening deeply and speaking with honesty, wisdom, and love. So many of us leaned on your words, and they will continue to guide us even now.

My thoughts are with Brian, your boys, your daughter-in-law's and all your grandchildren. May they find comfort in the beautiful memories you leave behind.

Much love,
Claudia and Tony xxxxxx

It is said the each of us walk our “lives” alone , but I believe we are touched by those around us. So thank you, for your kindness and affection to mum always checking on her through the years . We did see a lot of each other over the years but I always knew you was both there if I needed you. I remember coming into your house , recently returning from South Africa aged 6 and I thought the place was amazing and concluded it must be heaven looks like… there where foil decorations hang from the ceilings (of course it was Christmas) I hope there are some sparkles where you are now … my aunt x

From Susan & John

I will miss you Mo, you were a very good friend, you are always in my thoughts x

Always remembered always missed .my lovely friend

I miss and love you very much big sis xxx

RIP Mo. XX

I will always have lovely memories of Mo. We Played a lot of golf together. I remember once when we went to a first aid session together and they taught us resuscitation to Nellie the Elephant and we sang it all the way home. RIP Mo and thank you for your friendship. XX

Our deepest sympathies are with you.