Obituary for Russell Harmon
Russell Douglas Harmon, 56, born December 24, 1964 in Breckenridge Texas, passed away February 07, 2021 in Lubbock, Texas from an unexpected brain aneurysm. Even though this tragic event took him away from this world way to soon, his memory will be cherished by friends and family.
He had a love and passion for building motors for several different classes of dirt track racing. Russell was also an extremely gifted Auto Body Paint and Repair Technician. He always wanted to add an artistic spin to his paint schemas to the cars he painted. He also spent hours fishing. It did not matter where he was, or the time of day, if there was a place to fish, that is where he wanted to be.
Russell’s life is finished on Earth, and now he fishes on Heaven’s shores. He will be waiting on friends and family, to tell his stories, of that “big one” that got away.
Russell Harmon is survived by his sons Kayden Harmon of North Dakota, Dace Harmon of Clovis, New Mexico, daughter, Briana McGuire of North Dakota, sister, Twyla (Rob) Coleman, Clovis, New Mexico, nephews, T.J. Crosswhite, Clovis, New Mexico, Chad (Kate) Crosswhite, Amarillo, Texas, Kyle (Kalee) Blakey, Stegall, Texas, Robbie Coleman, Lubbock, Texas, niece, Chelsea (Lane) Ward, Bossier City, Louisiana, aunt, Sharron Truelock, Denison, Texas, uncle, Tommy (Barbara) Ruby, Clovis, New Mexico, aunt, Susie Ruby, Nashville, Tennessee, uncle, Robert (Sue) Harmon, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, and many cousins.
Russell was preceded in death by his parents, Kay and Laquita Harmon, grandparents, Russell and Evelyn Harmon, Doug and Nora Ruby, uncles James Truelock, and Richard Ruby.
Memorial services are pending.
He had a love and passion for building motors for several different classes of dirt track racing. Russell was also an extremely gifted Auto Body Paint and Repair Technician. He always wanted to add an artistic spin to his paint schemas to the cars he painted. He also spent hours fishing. It did not matter where he was, or the time of day, if there was a place to fish, that is where he wanted to be.
Russell’s life is finished on Earth, and now he fishes on Heaven’s shores. He will be waiting on friends and family, to tell his stories, of that “big one” that got away.
Russell Harmon is survived by his sons Kayden Harmon of North Dakota, Dace Harmon of Clovis, New Mexico, daughter, Briana McGuire of North Dakota, sister, Twyla (Rob) Coleman, Clovis, New Mexico, nephews, T.J. Crosswhite, Clovis, New Mexico, Chad (Kate) Crosswhite, Amarillo, Texas, Kyle (Kalee) Blakey, Stegall, Texas, Robbie Coleman, Lubbock, Texas, niece, Chelsea (Lane) Ward, Bossier City, Louisiana, aunt, Sharron Truelock, Denison, Texas, uncle, Tommy (Barbara) Ruby, Clovis, New Mexico, aunt, Susie Ruby, Nashville, Tennessee, uncle, Robert (Sue) Harmon, Cloudcroft, New Mexico, and many cousins.
Russell was preceded in death by his parents, Kay and Laquita Harmon, grandparents, Russell and Evelyn Harmon, Doug and Nora Ruby, uncles James Truelock, and Richard Ruby.
Memorial services are pending.