John Harvard
Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba
Born
June 4th, 1938
87 years ago
Died
January 9th, 2016
9 years ago — 77 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Canada
Links & References
Served as the 23rd Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba from 1986 to 1992. Had a background in journalism, contributing significantly to various publications. Engaged in political activities, which led to appointment in the lieutenant governor role. Focused on community and educational initiatives during tenure. Active in promoting arts and culture throughout time in office.
Served as Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba
Contributed to Canadian journalism
Other People Born on June 4th
Lorenzo Insigne
A professional footballer from Italy, played as a winger and forward. Became a prominent player for S.S.C. Napoli, joining the senior team in 2010 after developing through the youth system. Notable for agility, creativity, and skill on the ball. Throughout his career, contributed significantly to Napoli's successes in domestic and international competitions. Helped lead the team to numerous Coppa Italia victories and experienced UEFA Champions League play. Represented the Italian national team, participating in major tournaments like UEFA Euro 2020, where Italy won the championship title.
Continue ReadingRonnie Prude
A professional football player, played as a cornerback in the National Football League (NFL). Started a career in 2006 after being signed by the New Orleans Saints. Played in the NFL for several years, contributing to the teams he was part of with defensive plays and coverage skills. Transitioned later to Canadian football.
Continue ReadingTerry Kennedy
Played as a catcher in Major League Baseball, primarily for the San Diego Padres, where tenure included participation in the All-Star Game in 1984. Managed the Baltimore Orioles, guiding the team during the late 1990s. Transitioned to coaching after retirement as a player, contributing expertise to various minor league teams.
Continue ReadingMabel Lucie Attwell
Became recognized for creating charming illustrations that adorned numerous children's books and cards, establishing a signature style characterized by warmth and whimsy. Contributed illustrations for classic titles, including 'The Adventures of Peter Rabbit' by Beatrix Potter. Also illustrated original stories and produced artwork for periodicals, gaining popularity in early to mid-20th century Britain.
Continue ReadingMasutatsu Ōyama
Founded Kyokushin Karate, a style known for its emphasis on full contact sparring. Established the first Kyokushin dojo in Japan in 1953, which became a significant institution for karate training. Promoted karate worldwide through demonstrations and tournaments, which drew large audiences. Authored various books on martial arts, greatly influencing martial arts culture.
Continue ReadingArt Mahaffey
Playing as a pitcher in Major League Baseball, Mahaffey debuted in 1960. He primarily played for the Philadelphia Phillies and significant contributions came during the 1964 season. Known for his performance in the league, he had a standout year with a 19-win season, helping the Phillies in their quest for a pennant. His career spanned through the 1960s, and he was a part of various team dynamics contributing to the success of his teams. After retiring from professional play, he remained connected to baseball through coaching and mentoring young players.
Continue ReadingOther People Who Died on January 9th
Spud Chandler
A professional baseball player and manager, Chandler played in Major League Baseball primarily for the New York Yankees from 1947 to 1951. His pitching skills contributed to the Yankees winning three consecutive World Series championships from 1949 to 1951. Following his playing career, he served as a coach and manager in the minor leagues, notably leading teams in the Class A South Atlantic League. His career in baseball spanned over two decades, involving both player and coaching positions.
Continue ReadingAntonio de Benavides
Served as the governor of Florida during a period of colonial expansion. Oversaw the administration of the province, managing relations with Native American tribes and European powers. Implemented policies to strengthen the Spanish presence in the region amidst challenges from rival colonial forces. His tenure marked a significant time in the development of Florida's colonial governance.
Continue ReadingJohnny Grant
A prominent radio host and producer, played a key role in the entertainment industry through various platforms. Worked extensively with Hollywood figures and was known for organizing events that celebrated the careers of stars. Contributed to the legendary tradition of the Hollywood Walk of Fame by serving as a chairman. His efforts in promoting radio and entertainment remained impactful in the industry until the end of his life.
Continue ReadingAlix Le Clerc
Established the Congregation of the Sisters of Notre Dame. Focused on the education of girls and the spiritual formation of its members. Contributed to the development of the religious community and its expansion throughout France and beyond.
Continue ReadingDale T. Mortensen
An American economist focused on search theory and macroeconomic theory. Contributed to the understanding of how labor market dynamics affect unemployment and job matching. Served on the faculty at Northwestern University, influencing economic thought and research. Received the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2010 for work in labor market analysis and search theory.
Continue ReadingNorberto Bobbio
A prominent philosopher and political theorist, contributed significantly to the fields of political philosophy and legal theory. Held academic positions in various prestigious universities, including the University of Turin. Published extensively on democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. Engaged in political debates and was involved in various intellectual movements throughout the 20th century. His works explored the relationship between law and morality, advocating for the protection of civil liberties and a democratic society.
Continue Reading