Harvey’s father Kaakon Barrebek died shortly after Haakon and his wife Olga and son Harvey moved to Bayfield. His mother Olga married Chris Hadland of Bayfield in 1933 and Harvey was adopted by Chris who was a commercial fisherman in the Bayfield area. 2008Harvey graduated from Bayfield High School in 1949.593 “Harvey served in the U.S. Army from 1952 to 1954 and was stationed in Korea for a year and a half. He was discharged from the Army at the rank of corporal. For his military service, Harvey received the Korean Service medal with three bronze stars, the National Defense Service Medal and the United Nations Service Medal. After his military service, Harvey sailed for one year for the Inland Steel Company as a deck watchman on the ore boat L. E. Block in 1969. He returned to commercial fishing and fished most of his adult life with his brother Clifford until they retired in 1988. They sold their business to Martin Peterson and moved to Ashland in September 2003. Harvey enjoyed making fish tug models and was a commercial fishing historian. He and Robert Mackreth created their own website, harveyhadland.com, which was about the history of commercial fishing on Lake Superior and Lake Michigan and included many photos of fish tugs. He is survived by his brother, Clifford Hadland of Ashland and a xcousin, Walter Mattson of Sparta. He was preceded in death by his parents.2008