Harley William Lemmon

Harley William Lemmon

June 01, 1934 - July 01, 2023

Harley William Lemmon

June 01, 1934 - July 01, 2023

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Harley William Lemmon was born on June 1, 1934 in the Township of Big Lake, MN to John and Sylvia Lemmon. The second of three boys, Harley grew up helping on the farm in Elk River, MN. He married the love of his life, Margaret (Meg) Reed from Anoka, MN in 1957, and together they enjoyed 65 ½ wonderful years. Harley and Meg had a son, Scott, and a daughter, Sara. Harley passed away peacefully July 1, 2023.

Harley graduated from Elk River High School. Shortly after, he joined the US Army and was stationed in Germany for two years, where he was in charge of Special Services. He met Meg through a mutual friend upon his return from Germany. He was employed at Hoffman Engineering in Anoka, MN for 32 years.

Harley and Meg retired to Mesa, AZ in 1991. Together they enjoyed making wonderful new friends, and socializing often with shared dinners and game nights. A lifelong MN Vikings football fan, Harley was proud to receive a legacy brick at the new Minneapolis stadium in 2016, declaring him “Forever a Vikings Fan!”

Harley was a talented craftsman. As an accomplished woodworker he made treasured toys for his grandsons. He built Arizona rooms with the “Quarter-Pounders” at Carriage Manor, where he and Meg lived for 11 years. Upon moving to Sunland Springs Village, Harley enjoyed sharing his talents by teaching stained glass classes twice a week for 18 years. His legacy of beautiful stained glass lives on in many area homes.

Harley was preceded in death by his beloved son Scott, his parents John and Sylvia, and his brother Donald Lemmon. He is survived by his wife Meg, daughter Sara (Doug) Pickard, daughter-in-law Marcy (Bruce) McComb, brother Norman (Bobbie) Lemmon, two grandsons: Ryan (Melissa) Steele and John (Cathy) McComb, and 6 great-grandchildren that he absolutely adored: Mila, Kai, Damien, Khaleesia, Jude, and Sophia.

In lieu of flowers, gifts may be sent to the Gold Canyon United Methodist Church Food Bank: 6640 S Kings Ranch Rd, Gold Canyon AZ 85118

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2 responses to Harley William Lemmon

  1. So sorry to hear of Harleys passing, keeping you and your family in our prayers.

  2. Steve Heyer says:

    Harley will surely be missed in this life but I expect to see him in Eternity… Love, Marcia & Steve Heyer

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