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Korean War veteran Harvey Marvin, 76, doesn't want you to know about his bad dreams. He doesn't...war that military personnel deal with the rest of their lives." Harvey Marvin doesn't want you to know that during the Fort Hood Memorial service...
...Marvin, Ida Rabbat, Stuie Jacobs; Tribal Sisters Lilly White, Mable Lawrence; Uncles Rich- ard Marvin Sr., Harvey Marvin; Sister-In-Law Evelyn Richardson, Cathy Felipe and Thelma Charles of Juneau; nephew Michael Obert and several...
...Grussendorf for Alaska Government class," said former Rep. Eric Croft, D-Anchorage, who served with him. Juneau's Harvey Marvin was living in Sitka when he served with Grussendorf on the charter commission, and both were elected to the assembly...
...brother's son, died in Thua Thien in South Vietnam on Feb. 12, 1968. His name is listed on Line 5 on Panel 39E.For Harvey Marvin, who stood next to Johnson beside the wall, the war remained too difficult to talk about."I don't talk about...
...wants to work on are the city sewer system and opportunities to improve Juneau's role as the capital. Kiehl said Harvey Marvin - elder, veteran and former legislative audit employee - and Margaret Pugh - former commissioner of corrections and...
Age: 76.
...the GOP plan worked, because the uninvited candidates used up most of the time allotted for the debate, and Murkowski did not have to meet Ulmer one-on-one in these debates as was intended by the host organization. Harvey Marvin Juneau
...best, and she did. We're setting an example for the nation, and that's not bad for the second-youngest state! I think this kind of effectiveness is just what we need in this state. I'm voting for Fran Ulmer. Harvey Marvin Juneau
...Empire about the relocation of homeless squatters misspelled Glory Hole Executive Director Mariya Lovishchuk's last name. Secondary headlines for an A1 story in Wednesday's Empire about veteran Harvey Marvin misspelled his last name.
...Victor Johnson, Frank Lindoff, William Brown and Harvey Lindoff. Honorary pallbearers were Richard Marvin, Sr., Harvey Marvin, Glen Johnson, George Obert, Sam Hanlon, Sr. and Ed Mercer.