On April 14, 1915, in Liberty, TX, Joseph Jr. was born to Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Adair, Sr. He accepted Christ at an early age at Groveton Missionary Baptist Church in Groveton, TX. He finished his formal education in Groveton, TX. When he moved to Houston, he united with the New Providence Baptist Church, under the leadership of Rev. G. L. Boyd, until he answered and accepted his call on May 11, 2008 into the kingdom of God.
Joe (Daddy Joe) was employed by Golden Age as a driver, then later with the US Post Office, where he retired.
He was preceeded in death by both parents and children, Charlie Adair and Lilly Gibson.
He leaves to mourn his homegoing: his wife, Mable Adair; daughter and son, Betty Adair, Vira Roberts, Jarhonby Young and Joseph Benson; twelve grandchildren, thirty-seven great-grandchildren and one niece, Eva Gentry and a host of family and friends.
Joe (Daddy Joe) was employed by Golden Age as a driver, then later with the US Post Office, where he retired.
He was preceeded in death by both parents and children, Charlie Adair and Lilly Gibson.
He leaves to mourn his homegoing: his wife, Mable Adair; daughter and son, Betty Adair, Vira Roberts, Jarhonby Young and Joseph Benson; twelve grandchildren, thirty-seven great-grandchildren and one niece, Eva Gentry and a host of family and friends.
On April 14, 1915, in Liberty, TX, Joseph Jr. was born to Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Adair, Sr. He accepted Christ at an early age at Groveton Missionary Baptist Church in Groveton, TX. He finished his formal education in Groveton, TX. When he moved to Houston, he united with the New Providence Baptist Church, under the leadership of Rev. G. L. Boyd, until he answered and accepted his call on May 11, 2008 into the kingdom of God.
Joe (Daddy Joe) was employed by Golden Age as a driver, then later with the US Post Office, where he retired.
He was preceeded in death by both parents and children, Charlie Adair and Lilly Gibson.
He leaves to mourn his homegoing: his wife, Mable Adair; daughter and son, Betty Adair, Vira Roberts, Jarhonby Young and Joseph Benson; twelve grandchildren, thirty-seven great-grandchildren and one niece, Eva Gentry and a host of family and friends.
Joe (Daddy Joe) was employed by Golden Age as a driver, then later with the US Post Office, where he retired.
He was preceeded in death by both parents and children, Charlie Adair and Lilly Gibson.
He leaves to mourn his homegoing: his wife, Mable Adair; daughter and son, Betty Adair, Vira Roberts, Jarhonby Young and Joseph Benson; twelve grandchildren, thirty-seven great-grandchildren and one niece, Eva Gentry and a host of family and friends.
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