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Jane Jarvis, Former Mets Organist, Displaced by NYC Crane Accident; She Had Seen Crane Swaying in the Wind (and other Mets nostalgia)

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The 146-ton crane that collapsed in New York City this past March 15, forced 300 apartments to be evacuated. One of the people displaced by the collapse is Jane Jarvis, who played the organ for the New York Mets at Shea Stadium from 1964 through 1979. Weeks before the crane toppled, Ms. Jarvis, who is now 92 years of age, said that she saw it ?swaying in a windstorm, and we were praying to God that it wouldn?t fall.?

Ms. Jarvis is remembered at Shea for playing an alternate theme song, “Let’s Go Mets”, as

Full post as published by Legal Blog on March 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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