Served WWI
HARDCASTLE – Rev. George W., Sr., born December 20, 1896, passed away on October 26, 1994. He was married to Edna Stanton Willis on June 26, 1917. They had been married 72 years when she pre-deceased him on August 20, 1989. Rev. Hardcastle enjoyed many years of fruitful ministry which included serving as Non-resident Executive of the Gulf State Areas of the Assemblies of God International. He also served as the State District Superintendent for Oklahoma and Arkansas Assemblies of God churches and Secretary/Treasurer of the Arkansas/Louisiana District. Rev. Hardcastle loved working with young people and served on the Boards for Central Bible Institute and Evangel College in Springfield, MO and Southwestern Bible College located in Waxahachie, TX. He also served 50 years as a nation board member for the Hillcrest Children's Home in Hot Springs, AR, where a girl's dorm is named in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Hardcastle. As a pioneer in the Assemblies of God, he established churches in Oklahoma, Arkansas and California. He pastored in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, California and Washington state. He was a noted speaker throughout the United States and foreign countries. He is survived by: 2 daughters, Margaretta Chism of Victorville, CA and Imogene Cobb of Oklahoma City, OK; 2 sons, Rev. G. W. Hardcastle II of Sacramento, CA and Bob Hardcastle of Tulsa, OK; 11 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; and 3 great-great-grandchildren. Service Saturday, October 29, 3 p.m. at New Life Center. Graveside service Sunday, October 30, 3 p.m. at Pollard Cemetery, Dover, AR. Moore's Southlawn Chapel, 663-2233
(Tulsa World, 28 Oct 1994, Friday, Page 45)
Served WWI
HARDCASTLE – Rev. George W., Sr., born December 20, 1896, passed away on October 26, 1994. He was married to Edna Stanton Willis on June 26, 1917. They had been married 72 years when she pre-deceased him on August 20, 1989. Rev. Hardcastle enjoyed many years of fruitful ministry which included serving as Non-resident Executive of the Gulf State Areas of the Assemblies of God International. He also served as the State District Superintendent for Oklahoma and Arkansas Assemblies of God churches and Secretary/Treasurer of the Arkansas/Louisiana District. Rev. Hardcastle loved working with young people and served on the Boards for Central Bible Institute and Evangel College in Springfield, MO and Southwestern Bible College located in Waxahachie, TX. He also served 50 years as a nation board member for the Hillcrest Children's Home in Hot Springs, AR, where a girl's dorm is named in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Hardcastle. As a pioneer in the Assemblies of God, he established churches in Oklahoma, Arkansas and California. He pastored in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, California and Washington state. He was a noted speaker throughout the United States and foreign countries. He is survived by: 2 daughters, Margaretta Chism of Victorville, CA and Imogene Cobb of Oklahoma City, OK; 2 sons, Rev. G. W. Hardcastle II of Sacramento, CA and Bob Hardcastle of Tulsa, OK; 11 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; and 3 great-great-grandchildren. Service Saturday, October 29, 3 p.m. at New Life Center. Graveside service Sunday, October 30, 3 p.m. at Pollard Cemetery, Dover, AR. Moore's Southlawn Chapel, 663-2233
(Tulsa World, 28 Oct 1994, Friday, Page 45)
Family Members
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Maudie Ardell Hardcastle Holton
1885–1970
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Lunsford Hardcastle
1887–1887
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Emery Lafayette Hardcastle
1889–1980
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Alva Floyd Hardcastle
1892–1981
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Lillie Harriett Hardcastle Woods
1894–1972
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Thomas Ay Hardcastle Sr
1898–1988
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Anna Mae Hardcastle Gibbons
1901–1996
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Martha Novella Hardcastle Wilbanks
1903–1985
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David Harley Hardcastle
1906–1998
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Grace L Lindley Hoselton
1909–1994
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Grace Leona Hardcastle Stumbaugh Smith
1909–2012
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