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TACAMO Fallen: Jeff Harbin
Updated: Oct 22
Reported by the Midwest City Police Department
It is with a heavy heart to say but we lost a brother last night. Retired Sgt. Jeff Harbin K107, was called home to be with the Lord. Jeff served this great country in the US Navy for 20 years, then the citizens of Midwest City as an officer for over 20 years and loved his family and friends dearly. Jeff was a true servant and a hard worker. Jeff loved his wife Janice dearly, being at the lake at telling a great story.
The MWCPD wants to thank Janice for taking care of Jeff for many many years and loving him with all her heart. To Jeff and Janice’s Eufaula Lake Family, each of you know who you are and the impact you have had on both of them.
Posted by Jennifer Harbin
Jeff Harbin and Steven Malavolti
TCVA will update everyone with more information when available
The TACAMO Community extends its sympathy and prayer for peace to Jeff's family and friends during this time of passing.
He was so funny. He pulled me over once coming home from work at 2am he said “I thought I recognized this car, not going to write a ticket just going to tell Hubby…he said that would be perfect. He laughed as he walked back to his squad car.
Jeff was a great human being, shipmate and valued member of crew 9 when I was the Missoon Commander. RIP my friend.
RIP brother . Never will be forgotten
RIP my friend. You are not forgotten, just missed for now by many. We see each other when I get finished with all my tasks here.
Jeff Harbin —-a life well lived.
A TACAMO Legend who spent 20 years in TACAMO and touched so many of our lives. We flew with him, we played softball with him, we moved the Ironman squadron from Hawaii to Oklahoma with him and we hung out with Jeff on the Hangar Deck. Ever the professional. Always a steady force. Always “ The caring Sailor who took great care of his team mates”
And then when he took off the uniform to defend our Nation ,he put on a uniform to protect our neighborhoods. Another 20 year career with the Midwest City Police and again touched so many lives.
Wow! 40 years of “ service before self”. A family man who…