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HARVEY LEE MCINTYRE FLMI, CLU, CFP

Born: Jun 10, 1926

Date of Passing: Feb 19, 2017

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HARVEY LEE MCINTYRE FLMI, CLU, CFP Peacefully in his sleep, Harvey Lee McIntyre passed away on February 19, 2017 at the age of 90. He is survived by his beloved wife of 66 years, Lorna, sons Brian, and Ken, loving daughter Lori (Randy); grandchildren Taylor, Connor, Jordyn, Nolan, Nathan and Dayna; granddaughter Kara and great-granddaughter Lily, of Florida. Harvey was born in Tacoma, Washington, on June 10, 1926. Son of Thomas Eldon McIntyre, master mechanic from Clearwater, MB and Osie Brammer from Chicago, IL. The Depression caused the family to move back to Clearwater. Illness claimed Osie, and Harvey was raised from the age of 10 by his aunt and uncle, Mabel and Reg Burgess. He attended Clearwater Public and Crystal City High Schools, leaving the University of Manitoba before graduating to spend two years as a research operator in Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting mill labs in Flin Flon and as a chief lifeguard at Phantom Lake resort. He and his high school sweetheart, Lorna were married in Crystal City on March 10, 1951 and had three children. Harvey returned to Winnipeg and joined Sovereign Life as an agent in 1950, transferring to Head Office in 1951. There he developed a statistical database for an IBM installation, developed a new training course for agents and managers, and edited Envoy, the company field magazine. He returned to sales in 1956 as a Great-West Life agent. RRSP was introduced in 1957, which planted an altruistic seed that later bloomed in Harvey - to assist the average person in achieving financial independence. After acquiring his financial planning certifications, he began his tenacious attacks against the marketing practices of the financial services industry culminating in 1982 with the founding of Macatax Ltd., which provided financial services to the "little guy". His series of Getting Ahead Financially programs aired on cable TV across Western Canada. Several of the resulting hundreds of clients helped develop wealth creation - a new system described on his website. Subsequently, Harvey authored "The Great Canadian Rip-Off and how to avoid it" and was in the process of writing another book at the time of his passing. During their life together Harvey and Lorna enjoyed time with good friends sailing in the Caribbean, cruising on the Red River, and time in Hawaii. His wine-making skills were legendary, or so he led us to believe! Harvey's children fondly remember family times at Rock Lake; his mastery of the charcoal BBQ and occasional wrestling match with oversized turkeys; his corny sense of humour and foremost, his steadfast honesty and integrity, which has been ingrained in all of our lives. At Harvey's request, there will be no service. For those who wish to sign the online Guest Book please visit our website. CHAPEL LAWN www.chapellawn.ca 204-885-9715

As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Feb 25, 2017

Condolences & Memories (2 entries)

  • My belated -- albeit very belated -- condolences to Harvey's family. It was just this evening while browsing the internet that I learned of his passing. Several years ago while sitting at my computer I typed in "Harvey McIntre, CLU" just to see whose name came up (fully expecting to see only my name). Lo and behold, up popped Harvey L. McIntyre, FLM, CLU, CFP. I distinctly remember sending him an e-mail in which I wrote, "I feel as though I am writing to myself." Harvey responded via e-mail; later, I spoke with him on the phone. As is too often the case, time passes, good intentions get put on hold, and contacts are lost . . . forever. After reading his obituary, I find out that he had a rich and varied life both inside and outside the life insurance industry. He had one more professional designations that I did; I spent the last 25 years of my career in the Home Office where the "CFP" was of no importance because Company officers were prohibited from selling. My hat is off to Harvey for persevering and attaining that coveted designation. Again,McIntyre family member, my condolences on the loss of Harvey Lee McIntyre. Sincerely, /s/ Harvey (age 85 on 1/15/2018) Harvey Haills McIntyre, CLU, FLMI P. O. Box 8440 Hot Springs Village, Arkansas 71910-8044 harveymc@suddenlink.net - Posted by: Harvey H. McIntyre, CLU, FLMI (None, only a phone and/or e-mail friend) on: Dec 09, 2017

  • I stumbled across Harvey's television program and became instantly mesmerized by him and the material he so plainly taught. From the first program, I was hooked, watching and absorbing, every Friday night...I am so pleased to read about his life, what a wonderful legacy he leaves. Sincere condolences to his family on his loss. - Posted by: Mary Cole (fan and student of Harvey) on: Sep 23, 2017

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