All love, 84-yr. old weds 22-yr. old
Whenever you hear stories about men older enough to be great great grandparents marrying women fresh out of college, you have to scratch your head in bewilderment. The same goes for 84-yr. women marrying 22-yr. old men. Something just doesn’t "jive".
Inside Adolph’s Tavern, a narrow slice of a bar on Main Street, the Bud Light is flowing — as are the debates about the 62-year age difference between bride and groom.
“Good for him. Joe Hardy deserves to be happy, especially for all he has helped Fayette County,” bar owner Tanya King said. “Age means nothing. Everyone has a heart.”
But on the next bar stool, her husband, Andy, groans about the third marriage of Mr. Hardy, founder of 84 Lumber who developed Nemacolin Woodlands and Resort.
“It’s a big joke. You have money and you can afford to buy people.”
It’s all about the love in these types of relationships, never about the Benjamin’s.
