Frank Hardy Sr.

Dear Frank,
Your father gave my family many, many special and unforgetable memories. He was kind, generous and such fun. We were a very lucky family to grow up being your neighbors. Mr Hardy was one of a kind! My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Frank, Pam and family:

You know how our family feels about your dad, and that the friendship goes back over 60 years. Frank, Sr. was one of a kind. A true gentleman, a good friend, kind and soft-hearted. We will miss him.

Frank, I just wanted to offer my condolences on the loss of your father. He was a true gentleman and will be missed by many. Please know that you and Pam are in my thoughts and prayers. Becki

Frank,
I am sorry about your Father. He was a, well liked, mild mannered, gentleman. When we were kids Mom would dress all of us up and go to Frank Hardy's.
He is truely a piece of Old Pensacola,
and will be missed by all of us.
My Extreme Sympathy

Frank Hardy was a true gentleman. He took a photo of me with my best friend when we were 14 years old and over many years I would see him at weddings and social functions. He always had time for a chat, always a smile. I have known him over 50 years and in these last few years I saw him mostly at Albertson's shopping and we would stop and chat. I will miss just knowing he isn't here any more but I am happy that he has been released from his pain and suffering and gone to his well...

Mr Hardy was such a gentleman and professional photographer. He took my picture several times many years ago. His 12th Ave office was deep in the heart of East Hill where I grew up and right next door to my family's doctor and his friend Thomas Hoyt MD. Dr Hoyt was my physician for 54 years. Mr Bill Langford's Radio TV repair business where I worked on Saturdays sweeping the shop clean was in the same building complex. Mr Frank was my photographer making me look presentable after all my...

I grew up talking to Mr. Hardy each time he'd walk his fluffy dog by my house on Gerhardt. I was only about 10 or twelve years old... but truly enjoyed talking with him. When I got a little older, I'd purposly ride my bike by his house on my way to my grandma's house on Tanglewood to see if he was outside doing yardwork or just walking with his dog out in the yard. He was such a kind man that made a great impression in my life. I am over 30 years old now and still smile just thinking about...

Frank,
Your thoughts are with me as I remember "Mr. Hardy" as the nicest person...as you said he got to be with his family as they grew and we had an opportunity to experience some of those times...great memories I will never ever forget....

Jeff Scheumack

Frank, our best wishes in the passing of your Father. Our family remembers him fondly and we often visited his studio when we went to Moultons just to say hi! because he was always so nice to us. My Mom, Janice Nellums, knew him well as she was also from Muscogee. It was a treat each year to see him visit for our class pictures. Our best wishes to you and family.