Nancy Ann Hardin-Ford, 76, of Hot Springs, Arkansas passed away November 26, 2020. She was born September 22, 1944 in Benton, Arkansas to the late George and Ida (Jones) Hardin.
Nancy was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints. She was the baby of eleven children born to George and Ida Hardin. Nancy enjoyed researching family genealogy and was so proud when she made discoveries of family roots being traced back to England royalty. Nancy frequented flea markets in search of treasures that reminded her of her younger years. She was an avid crafter and could make anything she saw. Many people referred to her as “Fancy Nancy” for always dressing nicely and being prim and proper.
Preceding Nancy in death are her husband, Gary W. Ford; ten siblings; and her parents.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory four children: Shela Burnside and husband Mike of Hot Springs, Arkansas, Chris Waters and wife Terrie of Cabot, Arkansas, Melody Lusk and husband Kevin of Greeneville, Tennessee, and Sherry Emerson and husband Roger of Austin, Arkansas; sixteen grandchildren; fourteen great-grandchildren; very dear friend, David Brown; and many more family members and friends who love Nancy and will miss her always.
Family will hold private graveside service at New Summit Cemetery in Bauxite, Arkansas.
Services entrusted to Smith-Benton Funeral Home.
Nancy was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints. She was the baby of eleven children born to George and Ida Hardin. Nancy enjoyed researching family genealogy and was so proud when she made discoveries of family roots being traced back to England royalty. Nancy frequented flea markets in search of treasures that reminded her of her younger years. She was an avid crafter and could make anything she saw. Many people referred to her as “Fancy Nancy” for always dressing nicely and being prim and proper.
Preceding Nancy in death are her husband, Gary W. Ford; ten siblings; and her parents.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory four children: Shela Burnside and husband Mike of Hot Springs, Arkansas, Chris Waters and wife Terrie of Cabot, Arkansas, Melody Lusk and husband Kevin of Greeneville, Tennessee, and Sherry Emerson and husband Roger of Austin, Arkansas; sixteen grandchildren; fourteen great-grandchildren; very dear friend, David Brown; and many more family members and friends who love Nancy and will miss her always.
Family will hold private graveside service at New Summit Cemetery in Bauxite, Arkansas.
Services entrusted to Smith-Benton Funeral Home.
Nancy Ann Hardin-Ford, 76, of Hot Springs, Arkansas passed away November 26, 2020. She was born September 22, 1944 in Benton, Arkansas to the late George and Ida (Jones) Hardin.
Nancy was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints. She was the baby of eleven children born to George and Ida Hardin. Nancy enjoyed researching family genealogy and was so proud when she made discoveries of family roots being traced back to England royalty. Nancy frequented flea markets in search of treasures that reminded her of her younger years. She was an avid crafter and could make anything she saw. Many people referred to her as “Fancy Nancy” for always dressing nicely and being prim and proper.
Preceding Nancy in death are her husband, Gary W. Ford; ten siblings; and her parents.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory four children: Shela Burnside and husband Mike of Hot Springs, Arkansas, Chris Waters and wife Terrie of Cabot, Arkansas, Melody Lusk and husband Kevin of Greeneville, Tennessee, and Sherry Emerson and husband Roger of Austin, Arkansas; sixteen grandchildren; fourteen great-grandchildren; very dear friend, David Brown; and many more family members and friends who love Nancy and will miss her always.
Family will hold private graveside service at New Summit Cemetery in Bauxite, Arkansas.
Services entrusted to Smith-Benton Funeral Home.
Nancy was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints. She was the baby of eleven children born to George and Ida Hardin. Nancy enjoyed researching family genealogy and was so proud when she made discoveries of family roots being traced back to England royalty. Nancy frequented flea markets in search of treasures that reminded her of her younger years. She was an avid crafter and could make anything she saw. Many people referred to her as “Fancy Nancy” for always dressing nicely and being prim and proper.
Preceding Nancy in death are her husband, Gary W. Ford; ten siblings; and her parents.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory four children: Shela Burnside and husband Mike of Hot Springs, Arkansas, Chris Waters and wife Terrie of Cabot, Arkansas, Melody Lusk and husband Kevin of Greeneville, Tennessee, and Sherry Emerson and husband Roger of Austin, Arkansas; sixteen grandchildren; fourteen great-grandchildren; very dear friend, David Brown; and many more family members and friends who love Nancy and will miss her always.
Family will hold private graveside service at New Summit Cemetery in Bauxite, Arkansas.
Services entrusted to Smith-Benton Funeral Home.
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