He was the son of Joseph and Violet Halwig Adda. Joe was predeceased by his wife, Anna and a daughter, Christine. He is survived by a son, Joseph III; daughter, Joanne Lawrence; 2 grandchildren and 2 great-granddaughters.
Joe was primarily a farmer. He and Anna had been inducted into the Holcombe-Jimison Farmer Hall of Fame in June 2013. He had also been a fireman, railroad car letterer and sign painter for the Black River & Western Railroad and a school bus driver. Joe and his children performed with the Black River Gang and later in life, he played on DVR Radio's "Heartland Hayride".
Joe was primarily a farmer. He and Anna had been inducted into the Holcombe-Jimison Farmer Hall of Fame in June 2013. He had also been a fireman, railroad car letterer and sign painter for the Black River & Western Railroad and a school bus driver. Joe and his children performed with the Black River Gang and later in life, he played on DVR Radio's "Heartland Hayride".
He was the son of Joseph and Violet Halwig Adda. Joe was predeceased by his wife, Anna and a daughter, Christine. He is survived by a son, Joseph III; daughter, Joanne Lawrence; 2 grandchildren and 2 great-granddaughters.
Joe was primarily a farmer. He and Anna had been inducted into the Holcombe-Jimison Farmer Hall of Fame in June 2013. He had also been a fireman, railroad car letterer and sign painter for the Black River & Western Railroad and a school bus driver. Joe and his children performed with the Black River Gang and later in life, he played on DVR Radio's "Heartland Hayride".
Joe was primarily a farmer. He and Anna had been inducted into the Holcombe-Jimison Farmer Hall of Fame in June 2013. He had also been a fireman, railroad car letterer and sign painter for the Black River & Western Railroad and a school bus driver. Joe and his children performed with the Black River Gang and later in life, he played on DVR Radio's "Heartland Hayride".
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