Claudine Harvey

The Obituary Claudine Hall Harvey aka "Tiny" was born November 16, 1941 in Tattnall County, GA to the late Johnny Hall and Henrietta Fair Hall Golden. On Tuesday April 28, 2020, Claudine answered the Father's call to come home. Claudine was educated in the public school system in Tattnall County, GA at the Glennville Colored School. She later took a course from the Agriculture and Environmental Science at the University of Georgia for her Onion Pickle Relish which she was certified by the FDA and USDA to produce and Market, which she did and Called it Claudine's Onion Pickle Relish. Claudine was also known for infamous peach cobbler and pound cakes. She joined the Greater Zachariah Missionary Baptist Church, then known as "Halltown Church" at an early age under the leadership of the late Rev. T. J. Lynch. She later moved her membership/joined the New Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church, Glennville, GA under the leadership of Rev. Cecil U. Rock. Claudine was united in matrimony to Connie Harvey. To this union a blended family of 8 children were united. Claudine was employed as a cafeteria worker for many years, then she became employed by Wayne Durrence Industries before retiring. "Tiny" love to garden. She would plant various types of vegetables where she would preserve them, often sharing with others. Claudine was preceded in death by a brother Archie Lee Hall. She leaves to cherish her loving memories a devoted husband, Connie Harvey, Children: Floyd Morris Hall of Crescent City, FL, Elizabeth (Allen) Rick of Columbus, GA, Johnny(Pam) Morris of Odum, GA, Flora(Julius) Rogers, Arlene Morris, Delilah Carter all of Hinesville, GA Demetris Morris and Cleveland Carter of East Point, GA, Kelvin (Veronica) McNeal of Reidsville, GA. She also leaves her memories to her siblings: Mack Hall of Pittsburg, PA, John Hall of Miami, FL, , Shirley Proche of Swainsboro, GA, Mary Winstead, Richard(Tonie) Golden and Beautine Mincey all of Glennville, GA. Three sisters-inlaw, Ann Phillips, Viola Harvey and Mary Harvey all of Glennville, GA; 15 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and 20 great greatgrandchildren, a special cousin, Sue N. Washington and a host of other relatives and friends.