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Anton G. Hardy

Saratoga Springs, New York

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Hardy, Anton G. SARATOGA SPRINGS Anton G. Hardy, 90, died on January 12, 2018, in the Saratoga Hospital. Born in Englewood, N.J., his family moved to Manchester, Vt. where he grew up. He went to Andover Preparatory High School and to St. John's College in Annapolis. He taught math at Putney, Vt....

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Tony engaged in the world of others. Through the eyes of a friend, a psychologist, and an intellect, he sought to learn what made your life meaningful.
Tony, I will miss your kindness and openness.
- Julie Shaw, Lansingburgh, New York

God Bless You, Tony. Will remember you when we're @ Cohoes Falls. You are a gentleman.

Dr. Hardy will be missed by his family at CNS. Even after his retirement last year, we spoke regularly, and he dropped by CNS when in the neighborhood. I am proud to say we worked together for the last 12 years. He was always up for a spirited exchange! I'm grateful we were able to enjoy his company in December at our office holiday party. Rest now, Tony, you lived your life on your own terms, and I'm better for knowing you.

Tony was a fantastic Uncle to have and I'll always have very fond memories of him that date back to about as far as I can remember. He was a gentle man, a gentleman, and an outstanding role model. I always enjoyed being in his presence and I'll miss our many conversations. I found him to be an intellectually curious sort in addition to being very intelligent. Like so many here, I'll miss him a lot.

A kind, intelligent, gentle soul. Rest in peace my man.

We met him through his work but, continued to know him as a gentle, intelligent and very kind human being. We are thankful for him. We will miss him. Pat Burke, Cleverdale, NY

We will miss you Tony. You were kind enough to lend your home to our parties every year and everyone so enjoyed your beautiful taste. Rest in peace, my friend.

I'm so sorry. I will miss him, his incisive letters to the editor in the Times Union and visits to his beautiful home with its amazing library and the peonies along the walkway. RIP