Christopher T. Hardy

Christopher T. Hardy, 61, of Boscawen passed away after complications from surgery on April 6th, 2025, with his son Trevor and his wife Marie Colby by his side.

Chris was born in Concord NH to Anne (Shafer) Hardy and Richard Hardy on June 19th, 1963. He was predeceased by his parents and his sister, Karen Hardy.

Chris was a machinist at GE Aerospace for 20 years, retiring February 1st, 2025.

Chris was a big fan of MVHS football, watching Trevor play and cheering loudly from the stands. He loved motorcycles, old cars, sledding and riding his Polaris Razr. He enjoyed taking motorcycle trips with his brother, Kevin and their buddies to Sturgis, Tail of the Dragon and other destinations. He especially liked the Devil’s Tower in South Dakota.

Chris was into hot rods and vintage cars. He had two antique El Caminos and recently a ‘48 Sedan Delivery. His dream was to one day own a 32 Ford Coupe. He enjoyed sledding and riding his Razr with buddies in Pittsburg NH. His newest love was taking cruises with Marie and their friends.

Chris liked to spend time at his camp in Pittsburg. It was his happy place and was peaceful and quiet. He could often be found out on the porch relaxing in one of the rocking chairs looking out over Lake Francis.

Chris is survived by his son, Trevor Hardy and his wife Marie Colby. He was a loving brother to Kevin Hardy. He leaves behind three nieces Mandy Hardy (Joey Kaczmarski), Cali Egan (Patrick) and Ashley Tanner (Andrew), two great nieces, Ally Hardy and Willow Egan, two great nephews, Drake Egan and Cygnus Tanner. He was a Grampa to Marie’s two granddaughters Kiara and Koraleigh Dalessio. He was loved by all.

His son and nieces have fond memories of him playing A Christmas Story every holiday season and making his homemade pizzas for them all. He loved to decorate for the holidays.

Family and friends are invited to gather at the Cremation Society of NH, 172 King Street in Boscawen, NH, Tuesday, April 22, 2025, 2:00-3:00pm with a memorial service to follow immediately. To view an online memorial, leave a message of condolence, or for more information please visit www.csnh.com.