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Mary Joyce Hardin
March 30, 1933 ~ June 19, 2022
Born in:
Commerce, Georgia
Resided in:
Arlington, Texas
Mary Joyce Hardin was born March 30, 1933 in Commerce, GA and was surrounded by family as she went home to be with Jesus on June 19, 2022. A loving career Navy-Wife, devoted Mother, and wonderful “Nanny”.
Joyce was a long-time member of Fielder Road Baptist Church in Arlington, Texas and a choir member for many years.
She is survived by: Her husband of 68 1/2 years, Ken Hardin; her sons and their wives, Wally and Vicki Hardin, and Todd and Barbara Hardin; fortunate grandchildren in order of birth, Kelsey Stallings (Jeromy), Casey Hardin, Kendyl Shrogin (Paul), and Karley Hardin; very fortunate great-grandchildren, Paige Stallings, Tyler Stallings, Kaison Shrogin, and Nova Shrogin; her sister, Charlotte Long and her son, Andy Prichard and his family; brother-in-law, Robert (Butch) Roberts and his wife, Judy Roberts.
Mom was a great testimony for Jesus and would share with anyone that would listen.
No public service will be held. In lieu of flowers, the family asks for donations in her name to Samaritan’s Purse or your charity of choice.
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Steve and Dorothy Hildebrand, May the Good Lord bless you and keep you! You were my best friend and I will miss you so very much.
We will miss you so much. All of the sweet, precious, fun memories will keep you in our hearts. Until we meet again, much love!
Sending hugs, prayers & lots of love to you & all your sweet beautiful family ….
May you all be blessed today & always 💗🌹
Nanny, you were beyond special to me. I have countless precious memories with you and feel beyond blessed that my children were able to have 12 and 14 years of memories with you. I know you are sending us love and “sugah” from
above ❤️
What can you say about the perfect Mom, mother in law & Nanny to our kids and grandkids? She is so deeply missed, her southern charm is with us forever! Give me some “sugar” was a favorite! She gave me the best example of what a grandmother should be! She recognized issues before you did! I will always be grateful for her love!
See you again, love Vicki