Roscoe Freeman Hardin, 54, died Thursday at Humana Hospital-Suburban. He was a sheet-metal worker, a Navy veteran, a Red Feather Boy for Metro United Way and a member of Sheet Metal Workers Local 110 and Neighborhood House. He was named Teen-Age Mr. Louisville in 1953.
Survivors: his wife, the former Antoinette Booker; his mother, Eva Mae Ludwick; three sisters, Matha M. Downs of Bloomfield and Christine M. Murphy and Lena M. Robinette; and two brothers, Stanley G. Hardin of Nashville, Tenn., and Kent H. Hardin.
Funeral and burial: private. Arrangements: Neurath & Underwood Funeral Home. Memorial gifts: Hospice of Louisville or Metro United Way.
(Published in The Louisville Courier-Journal, Friday, October 2, 1992)
Survivors: his wife, the former Antoinette Booker; his mother, Eva Mae Ludwick; three sisters, Matha M. Downs of Bloomfield and Christine M. Murphy and Lena M. Robinette; and two brothers, Stanley G. Hardin of Nashville, Tenn., and Kent H. Hardin.
Funeral and burial: private. Arrangements: Neurath & Underwood Funeral Home. Memorial gifts: Hospice of Louisville or Metro United Way.
(Published in The Louisville Courier-Journal, Friday, October 2, 1992)
Roscoe Freeman Hardin, 54, died Thursday at Humana Hospital-Suburban. He was a sheet-metal worker, a Navy veteran, a Red Feather Boy for Metro United Way and a member of Sheet Metal Workers Local 110 and Neighborhood House. He was named Teen-Age Mr. Louisville in 1953.
Survivors: his wife, the former Antoinette Booker; his mother, Eva Mae Ludwick; three sisters, Matha M. Downs of Bloomfield and Christine M. Murphy and Lena M. Robinette; and two brothers, Stanley G. Hardin of Nashville, Tenn., and Kent H. Hardin.
Funeral and burial: private. Arrangements: Neurath & Underwood Funeral Home. Memorial gifts: Hospice of Louisville or Metro United Way.
(Published in The Louisville Courier-Journal, Friday, October 2, 1992)
Survivors: his wife, the former Antoinette Booker; his mother, Eva Mae Ludwick; three sisters, Matha M. Downs of Bloomfield and Christine M. Murphy and Lena M. Robinette; and two brothers, Stanley G. Hardin of Nashville, Tenn., and Kent H. Hardin.
Funeral and burial: private. Arrangements: Neurath & Underwood Funeral Home. Memorial gifts: Hospice of Louisville or Metro United Way.
(Published in The Louisville Courier-Journal, Friday, October 2, 1992)
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