Birth date: Aug 14, 1937 Death date: Dec 30, 2016
Jack D. Hardin, Sr., age 79, passed away on Friday, December 30, 2016 at St. Thomas-Rutherford Medical Center in Murfreesboro, TN. Jack was born on August 14, 1937 in Nashville, TN to Bennie and Louise (Rippy) Hardin. Mr. Hardin h Read Obituary
Jack was fun loving, kindhearted, loyal, and generous. He worked hard and was highly respected within the garment industry. My heart breaks to learn of his death. Good bye dear, sweet friend; you made the world a better place for so many of us.
Prayers for Your Family . So Very Sorry for the Loss of Your Dad, His Children, Grand Children and Great Grand Children, Who He Loved Very Much. My Husband and Myself have known Jackie for most of our lives. In school as well as Social outside and inside during our years at North High. He Loved North High School ! When we left North we always stayed in touch with the North Reunions, Phone calls and Our 55 Class has always remained close. Sorry We could not Attend His Services, I was Ill and had to go to Dr. He was in Our Hearts and Prayers. Again Prayers For All , God Will Give You Strength. We Loved Jackie and Will Miss Him Very Much! Love to the Family Joyce and Harry Rauschenberger
It was such a shock to open my emails and learn of the passing of Jackie. I was a few years ahead of Jackie but I was pleased to serve with him in the Kalb Hollow Group. Jackie always had such a smile and was very good in serving as our President in our meetings. He will be such a loss to our group.
Jean and I wish to express our sincere condolence to Wanda and the entire Hardin family.
As a student, Jackie was a pleasure to coach and always did his best. Later he became a good friend. I am so sorry for your loss. Prayers for the family.
Coach Fox
Jack was always a pleasure to be around, he loved to have fun. I will always remember the time I visited Linda in Nashville, he took us out and showed us the town, we had such a great time, it was my first trip to Nashville. I enjoyed working with Jack through U.S. Button and loved when he would come to Connecticut to visit as well. Bless his family & friends - he will be missed. R I P Jack
