AMAZING!!!!

haha… I can only hope I accomplish something in life that warrants a cool tombstone like that.

Noveltomb.

Is there anything on the other side, or is that really “it”?

We should all have as recognizable a logo on our tombstone…

“We gather here today to honor the memory of this man, and to try not to make a smirk while looking at his tombstone.”

I gotta confess that really is a cool tombstone. Or, perhaps I should say, Toon Stone.

Oddly enough, I remember working with a old Disney animator named, Harvey Toombs back in the fifties. He was a darn good animator.

Yeah, cool Tombstone, and SO appropriate for the company..boy they made crummy cartoons! YEEESH!

To Fred Sparrman: There is a bit more to it, a less impressive standard flat marker that states: “Alfred Harvey October 6, 1913-July 4, 1994″ and “Everyone Loved Him” — and some Hebrew text that I believe states the same thing.

Excellent tomb stone!

(But do they clean it with “the dip”?) ;-D

“Th-Th-Th-That’s All, Folks!”

“Harvey is a funny name” - Ralph Kramden
Also a six-foot-three-and-a-half-inch invisible rabbit.

Very memorable headstone. If I saw that from the road I’d have to stop and take a closer look, definitely.

That’s great!

That’s right up there with “I told you I was sick!”

I hope he had that made before he died so he could enjoy it a bit.

The sculptor should be proud. I got curious and took a look at the online portfolios of “grave memorial” makers. None of them had anything this far out.

This would really freak out kids who were Harvey comics readers, walking through the graveyard. Or would they start digging, looking for a huge buried trove of comic books?

Rumor has it that the grave also contains several of Katnip’s nine lives.

cynthia says “…boy they made crummy cartoons! YEEESH!…”

i disagree.

Gives new meaning to “Last Chance Harvey.”

But seriously, the Harvey Clown* is beautifully detailed and a lighthearted spot in a place of sorrow.

* Did he ever have a name? Can’t recall from all those Baby Huey comics I read for years.

Already envisioning your Hornswiggle tombstone, Jerry? :-P

Fontanelli’s is best.

Is it true you can press down on Mel Blanc’s tombstone and it will spout Looney Tunes phrases?

Dammit, Jerry! Thanks to you I’ve had the Harveytoons theme running through my head all day!

Oh man, that’s better than Mel Blanc’s (for those that don’t know, his says “That’s all folks!”)!

As a fan of Harvey Comics, I have to approve.

Is Joe Barbera’s a marble dog wearing a straw hat?

If I ever get one made for my passing, it should feature my trademark penmanship!

Aside from Hornswiggle, I sorta picture Jerry’s having a Latin phrase of sorts thrown in as well, just can’t think of one right now!

crummy compared to what? Not compared to the ones they make today? Which are crummy, vulgar, shallow and just plane stupid.

I always had time in the mornings for HARVEYTOONS….

Thanks for posting this!

Grave markers/tombstones are supposed to be sad. For some reason, this one makes me smile.

If you take off the front of the tombstone, is there a similar logo that says “Noveltoon” underneath?

‘here I am…whoever I was’ is a personal favorite, apparantly this adorns UK comedian MARTY FELDMAN’S tombstone [at his own pre-death suggestion]………..

Wow, that is amazing! It appears to have been carved by hand. I’d hate to think how much that cost!

Could Casper or Hot Stuff be engraved on the opposite side??

It’s a Booo-tiful marker!

“Could Casper or Hot Stuff be engraved on the opposite side??”

Hot Stuff?! No way! You’d never put a devil on a tombstone!

Hebrew translation: “Efraim Hirsh son of Reb Avraham Abba, Died 25 Tammuz 5794″ folled by an abbreviation of the verse “May his soul be bound up in the bond of eternal life”
http://www.jewishgen.org/InfoFiles/tombstones.html