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Angel Valley Funeral Home & Old Pueblo Crematory
Harley Knight Hardestie
September 11th, 1945 - February 20th, 2021
Harley Knight Hardestie, was born on September 11th, 1945 and passed away on February 20th, 2021 Harvey served his country in the US Army and was a Vietnam Veteran. His occupation before he retired was a cabinet maker in Tucson for many years. Harley is survived by his sister, Linda Nichols of Silsbee, Texas. He preceded in death by his Mother and Father, Viola and Glen Hardestie, Sr Brother, Glen Hardestie Jr and his Sister, Carole Chisum A graveside service will be held in Willcox in June 2021. Harley will be deeply missed by his nieces and nephews and many close friends.
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Angel Valley Funeral Home & Old Pueblo Crematory
Angel Valley Funeral Home has been a source of solace for Tucson families of diverse faiths for over six decades. Our tranquil chapel provides a serene setting for paying tribute to your loved ones. When you opt for a graveside or interment service, our close ties with two of the city's largest cemeteries ensure convenience and seamless coordination. Angel Valley offers an array of memorial items, including the unique and meaningful Parting Stones. Additionally, we can facilitate DNA collection. Our commitment to diversity and inclusivity extends to honoring all religious traditions, including orthodox practices. Allow our dedicated and compassionate staff to guide you through the process as you reflect and celebrate the life of your loved one....
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