Born to Carl V. and Mary Elizabeth (Manche) Hardin
Married Patricia (Held) Hardin on June 8, 1946
Son: Mike Hardin of Greenfield, In.
Daughter: Ann Porter of Goshen, In.
He was proceded in death by two brothers: Herschel Hardin and Lewis Hardin.
Mr. Hardin was a farmer in Blue River Township of Hancock County and Hanover Township of Shelby County. He was a one-time candidate for state representative.
He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, serving as lieutenant junior grade on USS New Mexico.
He graduated in 1932 from Westland High School and in 1936 from DePauw University as a rector scholar in economics.
Married Patricia (Held) Hardin on June 8, 1946
Son: Mike Hardin of Greenfield, In.
Daughter: Ann Porter of Goshen, In.
He was proceded in death by two brothers: Herschel Hardin and Lewis Hardin.
Mr. Hardin was a farmer in Blue River Township of Hancock County and Hanover Township of Shelby County. He was a one-time candidate for state representative.
He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, serving as lieutenant junior grade on USS New Mexico.
He graduated in 1932 from Westland High School and in 1936 from DePauw University as a rector scholar in economics.
Born to Carl V. and Mary Elizabeth (Manche) Hardin
Married Patricia (Held) Hardin on June 8, 1946
Son: Mike Hardin of Greenfield, In.
Daughter: Ann Porter of Goshen, In.
He was proceded in death by two brothers: Herschel Hardin and Lewis Hardin.
Mr. Hardin was a farmer in Blue River Township of Hancock County and Hanover Township of Shelby County. He was a one-time candidate for state representative.
He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, serving as lieutenant junior grade on USS New Mexico.
He graduated in 1932 from Westland High School and in 1936 from DePauw University as a rector scholar in economics.
Married Patricia (Held) Hardin on June 8, 1946
Son: Mike Hardin of Greenfield, In.
Daughter: Ann Porter of Goshen, In.
He was proceded in death by two brothers: Herschel Hardin and Lewis Hardin.
Mr. Hardin was a farmer in Blue River Township of Hancock County and Hanover Township of Shelby County. He was a one-time candidate for state representative.
He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, serving as lieutenant junior grade on USS New Mexico.
He graduated in 1932 from Westland High School and in 1936 from DePauw University as a rector scholar in economics.
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