See video of those who paid tribute to Packers' Bob Harlan on March 23

The funeral and celebration of life for former Packers President Bob Harlan brought out some big names in the Green Bay area to talk about Harlan's impact on them. Harlan died March 5 in Green Bay . He led the Packers for 18½ years, during which time he hired Ron Wolf to be his general manager, which set the team on its way back into relevance, and he lobbied the city of Green Bay and Brown County residents into supporting a county sales tax to help fund the renovation of Lambeau Field.

That renovation set the stage for future improvements and made possible developments like the Titletown district. Here are some videos from the events March 23 in Green Bay: Former Packers President Mark Murphy reminisces about Bob Harlan Murphy succeeded Harlan and talked about that time. Murphy, like Harlan, served the Packers until reaching the mandatory retirement age of 70.

Announcer Kevin Harlan shares memories of his father Well-known play-by-play voice Kevin Harlan shared some of his memories growing up with a dad who led the world-famous Packers. Packers President Ed Policy says Harlan 'set the gold standard' Current Packers President and CEO Ed Policy talks about his interactions with Harlan. Policy joined the team in 2012 as vice president and general counsel before succeeding Murphy.

Former GM Ron Wolf reflects on interviewing with Harlan Former general manager Ron Wolf says the Packers were "deader than a dead mule when I got here" as he thanked Harlan for taking a chance on him. Funeral for Harlan at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral in Green Bay The Catholic Diocese of Green Bay provided a video from the funeral Mass for Harlan.