Waukesha Times

Elmbrook District is currently mourning the loss of Harvey Evans, a beloved figure within the community who dedicated over five decades of service to the Elmbrook Schools. Harvey passed away on Wednesday, April 10, 2024, leaving a lasting impact on all those he encountered.

Harvey held the title of being the longest-employed individual in the history of the Elmbrook Schools, having provided custodial services at Fairview South, Dixon, and Swanson Elementary Schools for an impressive 53 years, from 1971 to 2024.

In a statement regarding Harvey's passing, it was expressed, "We are sad to share that Harvey Evans passed away on Wednesday, April 10, 2024." Throughout his tenure, Harvey touched the lives of thousands of students and staff members with his exceptional kindness, care for the schools he served, and his remarkable sense of humor. His presence within the school community will be deeply missed.

"Students and staff remember Harvey for his extraordinary kindness and care for the schools that he served as well as his great sense of humor." The impact of Harvey's dedication and positive demeanor resonated with all who had the pleasure of knowing him, leaving a legacy of warmth and compassion within the Elmbrook Schools.

Reflecting on Harvey's contributions, it was acknowledged, "We are grateful for Harvey’s life of service to Elmbrook and extend our sympathies to his family and to all of the students, staff, and families who knew him." The outpouring of condolences and shared memories serves as a testament to the profound influence Harvey had on the Elmbrook community.

Harvey Evans will be remembered not only for his long-standing commitment to the school district but also for the genuine care and joy he brought to those around him. His legacy will continue to live on in the hearts of the Elmbrook Schools community.