G.A. Hardaway remembered for tireless service, love for Memphis
G.A. Hardaway, a Democratic state representative from Memphis, was remembered for his tireless service and love for the city at a celebration of life on May 1. Hardaway died on April 24 at the age of 71, and was honored by his family, friends, and public officials for his efforts to make education and voting accessible.
G.A. Hardaway, a long-time Democratic state representative from Memphis, was honored on May 1 as a tireless leader and devout Memphian. He died on April 24 at 71. Hundreds attended the celebration of life at Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church, including public officials and community leaders. Hardaway's sons shared stories about his selflessness and love for Memphis, highlighting his participation in city events like the Africa in April festival and Memphis in May World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest. Former Memphis Mayor AC Wharton and Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton praised Hardaway's efforts to make education and voting accessible. Hardaway was first elected to the state house in 2007 and represented Tennessee House District 93 until his death.
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