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Bryan Robert Harvey

Published on 14/02/2019

HARVEY Bryan Robert (formerly of Layer de la Haye) Passed away peacefully on 30th January 2019, aged 80 years. Much loved Dad of Vicky and Jenny, Grandad and Great Grandad. Re-united with his late Wife Ann. Funeral service to take place at Colchester Crematorium on Tuesday 26th February 2019 at 2.45pm. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, made payable to 'St Helena Hospice' c/o John J Smith Funeral Service, St Mary's Chapel, Mersea Road, Colchester, CO2 8RT. Tel: 01206 761800.


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James Stevens April 26th, 2022
Dear Vicky and Jenny. I wanted to pass on my sincere condolences for the passing of your dad, Bryan. I know this is quite a while after his passing but we had lost touch and I have just found out. Your Dad was such an inspiration for me and I wanted you to know that. He helped me so much at the very start of my career. Without him, i'm not sure where I would be. We worked together at Codair Design for exactly one year. I had just left university and returned home to Colchester. I was 23. I somehow managed to get a job at Codair despite not knowing how to do the job. I turned up on the first day terrified that I didn't know what to do. Bryan took me under his wing and taught me a little every day. He gave me confidence and improved my skills. He also used to pick me up on the way to work. I then started to go for interviews in London and eventually got one. This would never have happened with out Bryan. I left Codair to go to HarperCollins Children's Books as a Junior Designer. I stayed there for 15 years and worked my way up to Art Director. I met my Wife there. I am 46 now and Art Director at Ladybird Books and Katherine and I have 2 beautiful girls, Lily and Elsie. He would often talk about you both and your Mum, Ann. I often think back and thank Bryan for the life I have now. I just wanted you to know that and I hope you get to see this message. Much love, James Stevens