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Albert Hardiman Obituary
March 4, 2015
Albert J. Hardiman, 82, of Cape Coral passed away Wednesday, March 4, 2015. Born November 20, 1932 in Boston, MA, Albert proudly served in the US Navy and was a graduate of Cornell University and DePaul Law School. He was a Chicago Trial Lawyer and was a member of the Chicago Bar Association Board of Managers, American Legion, VFW and Elks. He is survived by 9 loving siblings, many nieces and nephews and his beloved life partner of many years Frances Walker. A visitation will be held between the hours of 4 - 7pm on Tuesday, March 10th at Coral Ridge Funeral Home and Cemetery. A funeral mass will be held at 11am on Wednesday, March 11th at St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Church with entombment with military honors to follow at Coral Ridge Cemetery. Online condolences can be made at www.coralridgefuneralhome.com
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Debbie Frick
March 11, 2015
Uncle Al always treated me with kindness. I specifically remember when he tried cheering me up at my mother's funeral. At the time, I didn't think much about it; but, as time has passed, I have realized that it's my favorite memory of him, because it demonstrates his caring spirit. When I told my dad who has advanced dementia about Al's death, Dad was immediately shocked and saddened. As my Aunt Sue has already mentioned, he was well-liked and respected in the Tabor family into which he married. He was an excellent son-in-law and treated my grandmother like a queen. We all loved him for that! I'm so sorry that I missed the opportunity to have one last conversation with him.
Debbie Frick
March 11, 2015
Uncle Al always treated me with kindness. I specifically remember how he tried cheering me up at my mother's funeral. At the time, I didn't think a lot about it. However, as time has passed, it is probably the memory of Uncle Al that I treasure most, because it demonstrates his caring spirit. I shared the sad news of his death with my father who has advanced dementia, and dad reacted with shock and sadness. As my Aunt Sue has already mentioned, Uncle Al was well-liked and respected in the Tabor family into which he married. I am so sorry that I missed the opportunity to talk with him one last time.
M&M Salvatore A Ritz
March 10, 2015
Sorry for the loss of our god friend and Dance companian here in Cape coral Fl. He will be surely missed. May God hold him in his hands he Rest in Peace.
chris stewart
March 10, 2015
Al came into my life as a customer of music, and departed as a valued friend. He treated me as a family member, and his kindness and generosity will be remembered for all days. Al, I miss you already...thanks for being you.
Karen Marion
March 10, 2015
Al was my stepfather since 1964. His passing seems like the end of an era. We have stayed in touch and became better friends as we matured. We both enjoyed jazz and having spirited debates on politics and current events. He tutored me through a chemistry class in high school. He bought me a baby red rose corsage for my 16th birthday. He looked sharp, walking me down the aisle in 1973. We took a driving tour of the UK as a family of 3 once and of Cape Cod in later years. He always welcomed me home, when dreams didn't work out. He took good care of my mother and was loyal through trying times. I will make a contribution to the Madison Jazz Society in his honor.
Beverly Sue Hatfield
March 10, 2015
Al was a bright light in our family for so many years, since he became my brother-in-law in 1964. Everyone liked him. We were close and remained in touch. He is so missed and will always be in our thoughts.
March 9, 2015
We shall miss Al,a true gentleman and friend !!!!
Gene & Rose
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