Harley Baker

Harley Davidson"Mac" Baker

November 8, 1984 - April 8, 2024

Portsmouth resident

FC Daehler Mortuary

Harley Davidson "Mac" Baker, Age 39, peacefully passed away at Bridgeport

Nursing Home in Portsmouth, Ohio on April 8th, 2024. Family and

nurses were with him during his passing.

Harley is survived by his daughter Rachel Baker, age 9, of Portsmouth, Ohio.

Younger sister April Dingus (Joshua) of Portsmouth, Ohio, two older brothers

Jimmy Meadows and Jason Meadows of Portsmouth, Ohio, Three Aunts: Tracey

Boyd (Jack), of Portsmouth, Ohio; Anna Brown (Kenny) of Columbus, Ohio and

Catherine Genteer of Columbus, Ohio. One niece, Alexis Stone of Portsmouth,

Ohio. Four nephews: Damion Stone of Portsmouth, Ohio; Levi Stone of

Portsmouth, Ohio; Landon Dingus of Sciotoville, Ohio and Teddie Hobbs of

Portsmouth, Ohio. A great nephew and many cousins and close friends.

Harley is proceeded in death by his mother: Cynthia Hobbs, his father, Dennis

Baker, his step-father, Everett "Butch" Hobbs, his older sister, Dorothy Broughton,

and his younger brother, David Burton.

Harley was born in Columbus, Ohio on November 8, 1984. He grew up in

Portsmouth, Ohio where he graduated high school. He went on to Hocking

College for Culinary Arts. Harley loved to cook, play basketball, play poker and

always made time for friends and family. He was a great father to his daughter,

and she was his whole world. A great brother, son, sibling, and best friend.

Harley is flying high with his family that he missed dearly. We have peace knowing

he is surrounded by God and his loved ones. He is no longer suffering! He is and

always will be loved and missed by everyone his life ever touched.

The Family requests donations to be made directly to FC Daehler Mortuary, 915 Ninth Street, Portsmouth, OH 45662, (740) 353-4146, or visit www.fcdaehlermortuary.com to leave a special memory of Harley, condolences for his family or a donation online.

Services for Harley will be announced at a later date. Any questions or concerns

can be directed to FC Daehler Mortuary. His family would like privacy and patience

during this time.