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Tony Ray Hardin, 62, of Bartlesville, passed away Thursday, August 31, 2017 at Forrest Manor Nursing Home.
Tony was born October 8, 1954 to parents Leroy Wayne and Virginia Ellen
(Gillham) Hardin in Wellington, Kansas.
Tony was married to Rebecca
Martin on April 22, 1995 in Dewey, Oklahoma.
Tony liked to play around on the computer and read books online. He enjoyed watching Disney movies, and he often passed the time by working on crossword puzzles. Tony liked fishing, especially at Jo Allyn Lowe Park.
Tony is survived by his wife Rebecca of the home; son Chad Michael Hardin of Wichita, Kansas; adopted children, Lindsey Hitchcock and Danielle Hardin; stepchildren Christopher Dean Booker and wife Chasity Coleman of Bartlesville, Chad Elvis Booker and wife April of Nowata and Sarah Gayle Baker and husband Leonard Baker, Jr. of Bartlesville; grandchildren Alex, Kada and Joshua Hardin, Tyrell and Alexis Baker and Gavin Hitchcock; siblings Larry Hardin of Dewey, Shirley Carr of Bartlesville and Terri Hoover of Colorado.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, September 16, 2017 at 2:00 pm at Jo Allyn Lowe Park in Bartlesville.
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