Jeff Hardy

The youngest brother of folk singer/songwriter Jack port Hardy, Jeff Hardy played bass and sang background vocals in his brother’s band for 11 years. He was an integral part of the close-knit community of folk music artists in New York’s Greenwich Town in the ’70s and ’80s, an associate from the Musician’s Co-Op that went the Speakeasy nightclub and released The Fast Folk Musical Journal. He performed with a large number of music artists in NY night clubs and toured along with his sibling across the U.S. and in European countries. In the ’90s, with a family group to aid, Hardy visited cooking college and trained like a chef. He worked well in restaurants, after that took employment in the organization dining room from the monetary strong Cantor Fitzgerald, situated in the upper flooring from the north tower from the Globe Trade Middle. He ready breakfasts and lunches, which needed him to access function by six a.m. He was at the job on the morning hours of Sept 11, 2001, when an airliner hijacked by terrorists crashed in to the building, and was dropped in the building’s following collapse. “My buddy didn’t come with an foe in the globe,” Jack port Hardy told THE BRAND NEW York Instances. “He didn’t possess a political believed in his body, not really a religious believed in his body, towards the chagrin of my parents. Actually the individuals who hated me liked him.” Jeff Hardy was survived by his wife, Suzanne Gabriel, and two sons, aged seven and eleven.