Dear Aunt Lois---You were so much a part of my younger life when Grandma and Grandpa  lived next door to us during WWll in Bellevue, Neb. I will miss talking to you, but will see you again, someday in Heaven. Love you.

I will always treasure the memories I have of Sister Lois and especially the ones of growing up in church with her. She was so creative and a true example of a godly woman.  I know she will be missed and I am praying for you all. I'm so sorry I was unable to be with you to celebrate her life and home going.

Dear Aunt Lois,  I sure miss you.  You were my only connection to the last generation.  If I ever had any questions  you had the answer for me.  Recently I was going through some of my old letters and found a letter you had written to me while I was at Omaha University.  You were encouraging me to stay true to the Lord and wait for God to bring the right young man into my life. You even sent me a picture of a young evangelist.   I took your advice and waited for the right one and have had a very happy and Godly marriage. You have been my inspiration through life.  I can imagine all of you together now and someday we will join you.  Love you lots.  Lavonne Irene Mincer Sargent

Sweet Hardy Family and Dear Lois,

My Heart and Prayers to you in memory of your beautiful mom and friend.  I recall so many days on Bluefield and at Calvary,  sitting, eating, singing and talking with her and Chet.  Her servant and musical heart was always so calm and nurturing.  Her music so praiseful and reflective of her talent and faith. Always an ear and always a hug to give.  Her eyes, big and bright, reflected her soul.  She now is winged in heaven and shares place with her loves, as they together look upon us and pray for our strength and health in always.  Bless you family Hardy, your impact on my life and pillars of love and wisdom created in the lives she nurtured you into.  Bless Bless Bless and solace in the knowing He Lives, and she is with him today.  

Love,
Larry Cashion, Mama Cashion and the rest of the Cashion gang

So wishing I could be there.  Aunt Lois inspired me with her creativity, excellence, beauty and love.

Oh, Ms Lois certainly loved life through her Family, her Friends, her Faith and her Music. I will remember her, always, with warmth and affection. Mike and I are honored to attend her Celebration tomorrow. 

Oh, Ms Lois loved life....her family, friends, church and her music. I will always remember her with great fondness and affection. Mike and I are honored to attend her Celebration tomorrow. Our deepest condolences to all those who loved her.

I am RSVPing for the celebration tomorrow.

Sorry we'll be out of town on Sunday; Remembering fondly how Ms. Lois loved the Lord, her family, her many friends and her music.

Lois was a beacon of light. Such a kind and gentle soul. An encourager. She embodied both strength and humbleness. A giant in our eyes. We love Lois and the Hardy family. Robert and I will be there tomorrow to join the Hardys and longtime friends in honoring Lois.

Aunt Lois was always precious to all of our family. We were privileged to live in the same neighbor hood during my teen years---and she was only 7 years older than me---so I helped to baby sit her first two little ones, Shari and David. before they moved to Texas---great memories of a sweet aunt! " Enjoy your new residence, aunt Lois!-----Join  the heavenly chorus!"

"Oh, what a day that will be when my Jesus I shall see..." Mama Lois no longer has to sing it, she is rejoicing in it. We thank her for all the Sunday School lessons, trio, quartet and choir practices, programs and all the memories as we were growing up. I know her and mom are dancing and praising on streets of gold. Laurel and I will attend the gathering to celebrate Mama Lois' life.

Mama Lois will be missed so much. I can just imagine the great time she and Mom are having right now! See you Sunday.

We will miss mamma Lois so much.  We will be at the luncheon.

To those planning to attend the informal gathering Sunday at noon, please sign the guestbook and then leave your RSVP so we can plan on food and drinks.

I will never forget this sweet christian friend.  Our families share so many memories in Corpus Christi.  She always loved to be used in church - mostly in the music department.  Right now she is playing for that heavenly choir.  I can still hear her sweet voice calling me "Bimbo" that Randy titled me with.  Praying that God will keep his arms of strength around the family.  Love ya'll.

Lois and I go back a long way in music and of course we had our ups and downs.  I found Lois Hardy  to be a real saint of God. I came to love her dearly.  We Are praying for the family...  she is reaping her reward.

OBITUARY

Lois Jean Tiller Hardy

February 16, 1925 – November 15, 2017

Forest Park Westheimer Funeral Home and Cemetery

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