Harvey Holloway:  

Workplace My first job was at Zion Day Camp, where I got paid to swim, play and watch 11 to 13 year olds. What I remember most about it is when the church administrator The Rev Joseph M. Deberry died at the Church. It happened on a day when he had visited at the camp and had talked with many in our group. Two of the boys Calvin and Billy were afraid of death. They wanted to attend the funeral, but were afraid. So I shared with them about death, what happens when one passes on. The day of the funeral, I attended the same with these guys, one had my left hand the other had my right. We got through it ok. The two (now grown men) remeber that time as do I.. For the last four years I've been employed by Day & Zimmerman LLC, assigned to McNeil Consumer Health Care in Lancaster, PA. I ref York City L.L. baseball, serve as a traffic advisor for The Revolution Base Ball Team and work with Community Youth initiatives. Serving as Vice Chair of the City of York Human Relations Commission is very rewarding. Since the confirmation of my appointment to the Commission by City Counsel in February 2007; my work with the HRC, has grown in responsibility. Fair Housing Law Judge has been added, which allows me the opportunity to see first hand situations facing individuals in housing. As mentioned in my acceptance speech: "Direct and legal action can complement one another. Even those of us with a need for corrected vision would be able to see; that when these are skillfully employed, each becomes more effective. Thus, when the Commissions, City Counsels, City Halls, State Legislatures even Congress; become less committed to complacency and more in tune with vigorous positive action: the relationship between all of Humanity & Progressiveness will be strengthened and our City will be that Great and Brilliantly Peaceful place we can call home". My service to the citizens of York began in May of 2004 as a consultant. This relat...Expand for more