Reba June Hardie
June 5, 1931 ~ August 21, 2013
Reba June Hardie, age 82, passed away August 21, 2013. Reba was a painter and loved to write poetry. She was also a member of the International Poets Society and had many things published over the years. Reba worked for the San Antonio Baptist Association for many years. She is survived by her children: Scott R. Hardie and Susan A. Hardie, both of Windcrest; sister-in-law, Mary Alice Zaleski; nieces, Jamie, Debra, Terry, Rebecca and Valerie. Also surviving are numerous other nieces and nephews.
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Dear Susan and Scott, The loss of your Mother will live on in your hearts. It was such a pleasure to know your Mom. She was a beautiful lady and we have wonderful memories of her. Our prayers are with you at this time. Your friends , Johnny and Carol Cothren
Dear Susan and Scott,
Being well acquainted with great personal loss, my heart goes out to you both today. Your mother was such a beautiful person, and loved you both very much. How blessed you are to know a love like that.
My precious memory of our childhood, was the evening your family invited me to a revival at your church. That night I received the gift of Christ’s salvation, and I have not been the same since. That was 1977. It was the catalyst that enabled the life I know now of Christian service.
Saying goodbye is never easy, but it is a comfort to know that Reba has gone to her reward, that very thing she looked forward to her entire life, and worked many years to bring to others. One day she will greet us when we join her, (and my father, Hank), when we pass from life to life, with no more tears, and no more death.
My mother, Nita, now 91, sends her deepest sympathy.
Our love to you both, dear friends, from the entire Taylor family.
Darlene (Taylor) Marks
darlene.marks@vistacare.com
To Scott and Susan,
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you. Reba was a wonderful person to know.
Jerry and Lula Belle (Holland) Judkins
Susan , I will always remember your Mom , she was so nice to me , and I suspect she treated every one else she met with her comforting smile and kind words . If I would have known at the time , I would have been there for you . From my own experience I know that no one can grasp how you feel about losing her . I know someday that I will be able to tell her how much her smile meant to me .
With Love
Royce McDonald