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(nee Perkins) Margaret Jean Hardman passed away Monday, May 27, 2002 in her 87th year. Born March 11, 1915 and raised in Estevan, Saskatchewan, she was the second of three daughters of William J. Perkins and Margaret Irene Perkins. After completing high school, Jean went to Toronto to train at the Toronto General Hospital, graduating as a Registered Nurse in 1939. She joined the Canadian Medical Corp., serving in England and Italy in the No. 10, General Hospital RCAMC, during World War II. On her return to Canada, she continued in the army until her marriage to Dr. Arthur Cleland Hardman in 1948. Widowed in 1969, Jean came to Victoria in 1973 with her sister Flo and her father. Her activities included serving on the board of her condominium, volunteering for the St. John's Ambulance (for which she was recognized in 1978) and golfing. One of her proudest accomplishments was a hole in one at the Victoria Golf Club where she was a member for several years. Jean leaves behind a grieving family; daughters Patricia and Wendy; grandchildren Erin, Brian and Ian; and sisters Marge and Flo. The family would like to express their appreciation to Dr. Gilbert McLean and the staff of Glenwarren Central Park Lodge for their care, and to Chris Woodward and Larry Haviland for their assistance to the family during Jean's illness. A Memorial Service will be held at McCALL BROS. FAMILY CHAPEL, Johnson at Vancouver Street, Victoria, B.C., Saturday, June 1, 2002 at 3 p.m. with a reception in the Graham McCall Family Centre to follow. Flowers graciously declined. Donations may be given in Jean's memory to the Salvation Army or to the charity of your choice. McCall Bros. of Victoria The Ottawa Citizen, 29-05-2002