Comments on: Priscilla Hardiman Obituary

By: Brenda Blakeman-First Impressions Salon

Brenda Blakeman-First Impressions Salon — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 10:57:32 +0000

Mr. Hardiman &Ann–it was a sad day when we learned of Mrs . Hardimans passing, our hearts go out to you. She is a wonderful women. We always treasured spring and the arrival of the Hardiman’s to Woodstock. For over 20 years Mrs Hardiman was a part of our Thursday schedule, as her and Barbra Kaufman had lots to catch up on, Skidmore college , the events of the winter, the events of the children, and grandchildren, and Barbra, when can we do lunch? Mrs.Hardiman and Barbra have their own dryer chairs , This was more than getting her hair done, it was a gathering place to reunite with friend of Woodstock. She was a part of the salon and our community! Mrs Hardiman was so very excited when we moved to a new location–no more stairs, Yea! First Impressions proudly displays 2 of Mrs. Hardiman’s water colors, every time i look at them i smile and remember the imprint she has left on First Impressions and our community, she will be sadley missed, but grealtey admired!!!!Brenda Blakeman–First Impressions Salon

By: Marcy Cassady

Marcy Cassady — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 01:54:53 +0000

Dear Charles and Anne:
I’m a bit behind in my reading here in Woodstock and just learned of your loss this evening though I fondly remember our times together with my parents, Tom & Connie (as well as Exeter, Anne). I still enjoy my “Twelve Days of Christmas” tape and happily remember the laughs we shared. While Connie & Tom’s home sold last April, I’m still returning (@ Shire) first half of March & September….
Thoughts and prayers,
Marcy Cassady

By: Dave & Diane Doubleday

Dave & Diane Doubleday — Thu, 28 Feb 2013 17:59:38 +0000

It was a pleasure for me to know Prscilla and to work for her and Charles on their home on Mt. Avenue. She was very kind to me and my workers. We have a beautiful watercolor she painted and I will always think of her when I look at it.