In Memoriam: Janet Hardie Harvey, Former Irvine Nature Center Administrator
Community Advocate and Local History Champion Passes Away at 66
A Life Devoted to Preservation and Education
Janet Hardie Harvey, a beloved figure in her community, passed away recently at the age of 66. Her life was dedicated to preserving local history and advocating for the environment. As the former administrator of the Irvine Nature Center, she played a pivotal role in its growth and development.
Harvey's commitment to the environment was evident in all aspects of her life. She was a passionate advocate for the preservation of natural habitats and the protection of wildlife. She believed that connecting people with nature was essential for fostering a sense of appreciation and responsibility.
In addition to her work at the Irvine Nature Center, Harvey was deeply involved in local history. She served on the board of the Johnston Square Neighborhood Association and was instrumental in the restoration of the historic Johnston Square fountain. Her passion for local heritage inspired her to research and write several books on the history of her community.
Harvey's loss is a profound one for her family, friends, and the community she loved. Her dedication to preservation and education left an enduring legacy that will continue to inspire future generations. She will be remembered as a tireless advocate, a gifted storyteller, and a true champion of her community.
Comments