My email just told me at 12:19 am to post a memory of you.

Guess you,Mom,Scotty&Uncle Lenny all knew I’d still be awake🫶🏼

Cuz Harvey was an amazing man! His love for his family&his passion for everything he was involved in is just one of the reasons he is so greatly missed!

I still cannot believe Harvey is gone..  He was such an amazing person with a keen sometimes quirky sense of humor.. Harvey was instrumental in helping with the publishing of my husband's book and all the connections after.. we will always remember him fondly.

Our deepest sympathy to the family..

Many years ago now, Harvey stepped forward to accept the role of interim chair for Journalism during an especially dysfunctional time in the department. With his no nonsense, steely grace, he helped right a ship that may well have gone under without him.  As the only female TT faculty member in this historically male department,  Harvey quickly became my mentor, my support, and finally a cherished friend.  Did I mention he took on the journalism chair assignment while continuing to chair GRC?  Today the department flourishes because of him. 

Teresa Allen

Professor of Journalism Emeritus 

I joined Cal Poly in 2006 as an outside chair in the College of Liberal Arts and got to know Harvey in my capacity as somebody trying to figure out the "system."  He was enormously helpful in this regard.  When chairs were asked for reports from their department, Harvey always spoke glowingly of his colleagues.  He was never afraid to disagree with people but always provided cogent reasons for doing so.  He was truly a model.

His many online contributions to the "inclusivity group" at Cal Poly were valued.  He continued to advocate for the issues important to him -- widely and vocally.

We will miss him greatly.

Harvey was a wonderful person and always helpful and cheerful when I attended Cal Poly's GrC / DRT. 

Harvey made a difference and will be missed. 

Thank you, Harvey, for all your work and time supporting students.