Harvey Miller

The first time I met Harvey was at a technology trade show in San Francisco around 2000 or so. He and my mother, Loretta Edwards, were cousins and we had somehow introduced to one another. He was there learning about networking and/or security which were what I built my career around. I was not sure if he was there to satisfy his curiosity or if he was hustling consulting business but he was sharp as a tack and genuinely jovial. We stayed in touch over social media til shortly after Mom died in 2021. He preferred LinkedIn. I am sorry I did not get to know him better. My condolences and wishes to all his friends and family. May his memory be a blessing.

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Harvey was a dear friend and colleague of more than 40 years. We met when I was on the staff of the IPC in 1981. He was a personal hero, a treasured industry maven with a brilliant mind and amazing memory. Nothing seemed to escape his interest and he shared many if his findings with me. When he was living in Palo Alto would occasionally to meet at a park near his home and have a beer while discussing a wide range of topics, technical, medical, health and longevity related as well as political ;-) . He will be greatly missed.

What a wonderful life you had Harvey! A brilliant mind and a will to match. I wish I could have spent more time knowing you. However, the little time was enough for me to feel your kindness and love for your family. You will be truly missed by all of us.