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Published July 13, 2008.
HARMON, STEVE
STEVE HARMON Steve Harmon, 69, died July 7, 2008, in Kailua, Hawaii, where he had retired after successful careers in show business and real estate. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Steve Harmon (also known as John) was a child star on Broadway and a sought-after New York model. Among his many shows were "Happy Hunting" with Ethel Merman and "Ziegfeld Follies" with Tallulah Bankhead, both on Broadway. On television, he appeared on such shows as Perry Como, Ed Sullivan and the "Bell Telephone Hour," singing and dancing with such stars as Liza Minnelli, Carol Lawrence and Carol Haney. Steve portrayed Ensign Pulver in the television series "Mister Roberts" with Roger Smith and had a running part on the soap opera "Another World." His movie career included "The One and Only Genuine Original Family Band," in which he was paired with Goldie Hawn in one of her first movies. In Las Vegas, he was featured in the first MGM spectacular, "Hallelujah Hollywood." Harmon subsequently entered real estate in Los Angeles before retiring to the Big Island and then Honolulu. Among his hundreds of friends worldwide are Honolulu's Wisa D'Orso and Jim Hutchison, both of whom appeared with Harmon on Broadway and in live television shows. Steve is survived by a cousin, Lorry Cavanaugh of Las Vegas. At Steve's request, services will be private and his ashes scattered at Lanikai Beach where he kayaked regularly.
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