Carl H. Hardwick Sr.

When I was six years old I remember Mrs. Hardwick having me ask Mr. Hardwick if I could have one of there dogs newly born puppies. I remember Mr. Hardwick sitting in his chair, tooth pick in hand looking out the picture glass window. At first, I was so scared to ask him because he was always so quit, but once I did all my fears disappeared as he smiled and said lets go down to the barn and take a look. That puppy was my first dog and she was the greatest little beagle a boy could have. My...

Bob and I are so sorry to learn about Your loss. Hopefully your wonderful memories and large family will help you to cope and to get through the difficult times.We think of the Hardwick and Hoyt family as some of the kindest, nicest folks we knew in Francestown. Sincerely, Pat Cloutier

Some of my fondest memories of childhood were living just down the road from the Hardwicks farm. When I heard the haying tractors, i'd walk up and stand at the edge of the field and watch. Sonny would stop and let me climb up on the John Deere and ride around the field a few times. No words spoken. I like to think that he knew I was having about as much of a thrill as a small boy possibly could, and it would be a lasting memory.

TO THE HARDWICK FAMILY I'M SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, REGARDS STU CLARK JR

MAY THE THOUGHT OF KNOWING THAT FAMILY AND FRIENDS SHARE IN YOUR GRIEF BRING YOU A MEASURE OF COMFORT.PLEASE READ PROV 17:17

I am sending best wishes to you all.I hope you find comfort and laughter in the memories and love you share.

Thinking of Sonny's family members at this time of loss. Sonny was an amazing man and truly loved by many. Sending healing thoughts.❤

CHUCK HENRY AND FAMILY CANT TELL U HOW BAD I FEEL SURE DID LOVE THAT OLE MAN HE TOOK A JOKE AS WELL AS HE GAVE ONE RIP GRAMPS AND GOD BLESS

Sending love and prayers to the entire family, I am so sorry for your loss.