Glen Kevin Hardy, 52, of North Easton passed away suddenly on Monday, March 13, 2023. He was the husband of Martinique A. (Dobbins) Hardy.

Born in Brockton on February 9, 1971, he was the son of Barbara (Morash) Hardy and the late Eugene R. Hardy. He attended Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School and graduated from West Bridgewater High School in the class of 1990.

Glen was a loving individual who would do anything for anyone who came in his path no matter who they were. He absolutely loved his family and friends more than life itself. He had a heart of gold, always giving back to others and the community, helping anyone and everyone he could. He was truly invested in doing the best he could to grow his business and was always thinking of new passions to keep himself motivated. When he wasn't cooking, he loved being somewhere warm, sunny, near the water and loved to travel around the world. If Glen wasn't managing his business he was probably somewhere telling or pulling practical jokes on people. He could always walk into a room and have everyone laughing right away. His children will carry on his legacy and his humor. They were truly his greatest accomplishment in life. He enjoyed every moment with them and loved watching them grow and succeed.

In addition to his wife, Martinique and his mother Barbara, Glen is survived by his children Alexis Hardy and Colby Hardy; his brothers Gene Hardy, Jr. and his wife Elin, Shawn P. Hardy and his significant other Heather and Dean W. Hardy, Sr. and his wife Heidi; and his nieces and nephews Dean, Jillian, Jeanine, Brittney, Corey and Tyler. He is predeceased by his brother Brian J. Hardy.

A Funeral Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul on Saturday, March 18th at 11:00AM in St. Ann's Church, 103 North Main St., West Bridgewater.  Calling hours are omitted.

In lieu of flowers please send mass cards in Glen's name or donation to St. Jude.

We know Glen would want a big celebration and in honor of him we will meet at the Canoe Club Ballroom in West Bridgewater after the service.