Cover photo for Harriet Lynn Overman's Obituary
Harriet Lynn Overman Profile Photo
In Memory Of
Harriet Lynn Overman
1953 2019

Harriet Lynn Overman

June 16, 1953 — August 22, 2019

Harriet Lynn Overman
June 16, 1953 - August 22, 2019
Aurora, CO
(formerly of Wenatchee, WA)


Harriet Lynn left us unexpectedly for her eternal home, on August 22, 2019, when she died of cardiac arrest. It will soon be one year since my beautiful sister took flight for her heavenly home and so it was fitting that we honor her on Sister's Day, with this memorial. Now, she is our Angel and has reunited with many loved ones that went before her. She was living in Aurora, CO, at the time of her death, after being reunited with the love of her life, Darrel Overman.

Harriet was born June 16, 1953, in Ontario, OR, to Lois and Harry Barnett. She was the first of three children. Her parents moved from Payette, ID, to Boise, ID when she was two years old, where she attended schools until she was 16. She then relocated to Atwood, CO, to live with her sister Peggy, and family. While living in Colorado, she met her true love, Darrel Overman, when she was just 19 years old and they were married. From their marriage, she was blessed with two step-children: Christine and Adam, and soon after her second beautiful daughter, Kathy was born. Harriet moved from Wenatchee, WA to be closer to her siblings, Marilyn and James, and lived there until 2018. She worked in various retail stores in Wenatchee, as well as a short time in Central Washington Hospital, before her final position at Walmart, which she loved and retired from, after 20 years, in 2017. She made many great friends and loved making people smile there, with her attire that she would wear for the holidays. She was affectionately known as the "hat lady," at the Wenatchee Wild hokey games, for her enthusiastic support of the team. She loved celebrating as she attended many of their games. Harriet had many talents. She was always working on crafts to give to her family and friends. She knitted, crocheted, embroidered, beaded, and made many beautiful things to share with those she loved. Harriet loved animals and had many cats and dogs as pets over the years. Another one of the her favorite things was visiting the ocean beaches in Oregon and Washington. She loved collecting seashells and rocks that she would find on her visits to the ocean. Harriet enjoyed getting together with her family in Wenatchee, whom she loved very much, and was happiest during those times. When she relocated to Aurora in 2017, she was able to reconnect with her Colorado family and had many special times with them, before suddenly leaving this earth. Those are sweet memories, that we hold onto now as we grieve her leaving this life with us, but we are thankful she is now with her heavenly family members.

Life is not the same without our sweet, Harriet. She was a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, partner, sister, aunt, and friend. She leaves behind daughters: Chrissy Raney (Marty) and Kathy Sorenson (Shane); son, Adam Overman; seven grandchildren, Jeremiah, Masson, Cheryl, Mariah, Darrel, Shyla, Sydney; four great-grandchildren Brayden, Chase, Jayden, Kira; loving partner, Darrel Overman; sisters: Peggy DeCoopman, Marilyn Brincat (Manny); special friend and "sister," Jan Kaiser; niece, Deb Richards Neal (Lawrence); nephews: Rick, Troy, Dan, Nehemiah, Trenton, Brad; and her many Wenatchee Wild and Walmart friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; grandparents; several aunts and uncles; and one brother, Mike Greenwood.

A Celebration of Life will be held in the future, when it is safer to be together. Harriet would want us to live, love and laugh, as she did so well. We will love and miss you forever and always, Harriet; may you rest in peace, until we meet again. Keep sending us your pennies from heaven!

Please plant a tree in memory of Harriet Overman as a living tribute. To share a memory of Harriet or to leave her family a condolence message, please use the Share Memories tab.
To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Harriet Lynn Overman, please visit our flower store.

Guestbook

Visits: 1

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the
Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Send Flowers

Send Flowers

Plant A Tree

Plant A Tree