Henrietta Hardin
March 21, 1935 — July 5, 2013
Henrietta Hardin
Henrietta “Peggy” Hardin, 78, of Jackson Center, Ohio passed away Friday morning, July 5, 2013 at the Dorothy Love Retirement Community in Sidney, Ohio.
She was born in Unicoy County Tennessee March 21, 1935, to the late Fred Julius and Minnie Myrtle Lou (Atwood) Autry. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Lyle W. Ambrose and James D. Hardin. She was also preceded in death by a daughter Kathryn Harris, sisters Sue, Frances, Loretta and a brother, Elbert Buddy Autry.
Henrietta is survived by a daughter, Debra (David) Mann of Jackson Center; a son, Michael Ambrose of Jackson Center; grandchildren, Anthony (Haley) Ambrose of Pennsylvania, Shawn (Jodi) Hanes of Sidney, Ohio, Tyler Mann of Sidney, and Trent Mann of Jackson Center; a great grandson, Drew Hanes; sisters Ida Lee Ellis, Betty Jo Autry and Polly (Billy) Leonard, all of Tennessee; numerous nieces and nephews and her caregiver and special friend, Debbie Reed of Maplewood, Ohio.
Henrietta was a homemaker and loved to fish, enjoyed gardening, flowers and bird feeding. She played chair volleyball while at adult day care and loved spending time with her famiy, especially her grandchildren.
Pastor Sylvia Hull officiated a private funeral service at the Eichholtz Daring & Sanford Funeral Home in Jackson Center. Interment was at the Emanuel Cemetery in Montra, Ohio.
She was born in Unicoy County Tennessee March 21, 1935, to the late Fred Julius and Minnie Myrtle Lou (Atwood) Autry. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Lyle W. Ambrose and James D. Hardin. She was also preceded in death by a daughter Kathryn Harris, sisters Sue, Frances, Loretta and a brother, Elbert Buddy Autry.
Henrietta is survived by a daughter, Debra (David) Mann of Jackson Center; a son, Michael Ambrose of Jackson Center; grandchildren, Anthony (Haley) Ambrose of Pennsylvania, Shawn (Jodi) Hanes of Sidney, Ohio, Tyler Mann of Sidney, and Trent Mann of Jackson Center; a great grandson, Drew Hanes; sisters Ida Lee Ellis, Betty Jo Autry and Polly (Billy) Leonard, all of Tennessee; numerous nieces and nephews and her caregiver and special friend, Debbie Reed of Maplewood, Ohio.
Henrietta was a homemaker and loved to fish, enjoyed gardening, flowers and bird feeding. She played chair volleyball while at adult day care and loved spending time with her famiy, especially her grandchildren.
Pastor Sylvia Hull officiated a private funeral service at the Eichholtz Daring & Sanford Funeral Home in Jackson Center. Interment was at the Emanuel Cemetery in Montra, Ohio.
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