Cheryl E. Hardin
July 20, 1951 ~ May 14, 2014
Cheryl Elizabeth Hardin, 62, of San Antonio, passed away on May 13, 2014. A memorial service was held May 19, 2014 at Unity Church of San Antonio, 1723 W. Lawndale Dr.
Cheryl was born on July 20, 1951 to W. K. and Maxine Hardin. She attended Clarendon public schools. Upon her graduation from Trinity University in 1973, she made her permanent residence in San Antonio. She worked for the State of Texas until her retirement and was currently substitute teaching at Alamo Heights ISD.
Cheryl's greatest love was caring for her animals. Her four dogs and one cat will miss her greatly. She had a heart of gold and was always helping those in need, both four-legged and two-legged.
She was preceded in death by her parents and her long-time companion, Phil Sfair. Survivors include two sisters, Shauna Kidd of Austin and Kelli Mooring of Canyon; two brothers, David Hardin of Clarendon and Brent Hardin of El Paso; nieces Andrea Douglas, Renea Parks, Shannon Kidd, and Caitlin Kidd; nephews Shawn Hardin, Christopher Kidd, and Mason Mooring; two great nephews and five great-nieces.
The family suggests memorials be made to SnipSA (animal rescue), 6338 N. New Braunfels #185, San Antonio, Texas 78209 or the American Diabetes Association www.diabetes.org/donate/
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Dear David, Brent, Shauna and Kelli,
Thinking of you as you morn the passing of your beautiful sister, Cheryl. I imagine that you miss her greatly. A sister is a precious gift. Your family always made me and my family welcomed as we traveled from Oklahoma to Colorado and back during the many years my father sponsored a winter continuing education program as well as other times we traveled to Texas. Cheryl was closest to my age, so I remember her the best. I remember her big beautiful smile, her interests in whatever we were doing, and the wonderful hospitality she shared in your folks home over the years. May the love and memories of Cheryl bring you comfort and peace and may God bless your pilgrimage on earth.
With deepest sympathy, Dianne Brown