Celebration of Life

Jacqueline Antionette (Harvey) Pryor

Sunrise April 25 ^th 1965 ~ Sunset April 29 ^th 2019

Jacqueline "Jacquie" (Harvey) Pryor was born in Victorville California on April 25 ^th 1965.  Jacquie was the last child born to Henry and Alice (Jefferson) Harvey.  As a military brat Jacquie lived with her family in Hampton Virginia for a short time before the family moved to Wichita Ks in 1968. Jacqueline attended Wichita area schools before graduating from West High School in 1983.  Jacquie went on to pursue a higher education at Wichita State University and Hutchinson Community College where she was on the Dean's Honor Roll three years in a row.  Jacquie had a love of reading Murder Mysteries, Real Life Crime Stories and Romance Novels.  When not reading you can find Jacquie working in one of her many crossword puzzles, word search or Sudoku books.   She loved to keep her mind busy.

Jacqueline had a great love for her family, especially her cousins.   A small portion of those cousins who were her best friends throughout life; her bestie cousin Millicent as well as cousins Miracle and Yvonne.  If you saw Jacquie more than likely one of these cousins were in close range.  Jacquie had love and compassion for people who may be down on their luck.  She has taken whole families in for months at a time without question.   Her words "If you struggle, we all struggle together".

In 1986 Jacqueline wed Randall Pryor and two children were born of this union, Randall "Stormy" Pryor and J'Ronequeca 'Roni' Pryor. Her Legacy will live on in her three loving grandchildren Ariah, Alyrec and Karma. Jacqueline's parents Henry and Alice (Jefferson) Harvey and her brother Collins Harvey preceded her in death. Jacqueline leaves to cherish her precious memory, three brothers: Fred Harvey of Dallas, TX, Walter Harvey of Graniteville, SC and William Harvey of Wichita, KS; one sister 'Mom-ster' Veronica (Donald) Thaw of Newton, KS. Jacqueline had many women that influenced her throughout life.  She leaves behind Joyce Simmons, and surrogate mother Aunt Sylvia Kelly of Newton, KS, one remaining Uncle Howard (Brenda) Harvey of Kansas City, MO. Jacquie was a doting auntie to all of her nieces and nephews, she always brought smiles to their faces. Always Laughing even through her pain, her laughter will be missed by countless cousins and a host of friends. Condolences may be left for the family at www.bakerfhvc.com .