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>It's been years since I've seen them, but I always >enjoyed working with Karl and Marilyn. They had a net >of creative energy that would pull you in and drag you >along, and it was usually great fun! I'll remember >Karl fondly, and I wish Marilyn and Kyra the best. > >>Karl Hardman, who created and voiced some of the most >>memorable characters on "Cordic & Company," died Sept. >>22 at age 80. >> >>Hardman was an actor who joined the Cordic cast when >>the show was still at WWSW in the early 1950s. Among >>his creations were Louie the Garbageman, Roquefort Q. >>LaFarge and Mr. Murchison. He wrote more than 300 >>comedy routines a year for the show. Hardman and >>partner Marilyn Eastman continued to produce material >>for Cordic's other radio efforts -- at KNX/Los Angeles >>(1965-67), a Sunday morning show on WTAE in 1969 and >>'70 and a short-lived comeback on KRLA/Pasadena in >>late 1981 and early '82. Hardman operated a recording >>studio in Pittsburgh that he closed in 1999. >> >>Hardman was also one of the leads in "Night of the >>Living Dead," and appeared at conventions devoted to >>the film over the years. >> >>Survivors include Marilyn Eastman and his daughter, >>Kyra Schon. Funeral services are private.

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