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You're Forever In My Heart |
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The Man Behind The Pride
Give me honor, I shall bear
The man behind the pride.
Give me love, give me peace
The Lord is behind me, why shall I weep.
I'm going home, please don't weep.
Joe D. Henderson, was a man of pride.
He gave love and kindness to everyone he met, especially his loved ones.
Thanks for the memories Daddy, they will be cherished in our hearts forever.
We love you, and you will deeply be missed. |
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Joe D. Henderson
Sept. 16, 1920 - Oct. 28, 1999 |
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Daddy while serving in the United States Army. It was during his tour that his brother asked my Mother to write to Daddy. Through their letters they fell in love and were married on December 19, 1945 ... two days after he returned home. They were married for 53 years, and had three daughters. Marjorie, Linda and myself. They'll live forever in our hearts. They left me with the most valuable legacy of all, the ability to love. |
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American Heart Association |
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This is a photo of Daddy with his brothers and sisters.
Jessie, Etheline, Helen, Joe, Cecil, Carlton, Max, Christine,Vivian and Malcomb. His sister, Eloise was not able to make it for the family reunion that year. |
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Mama and Daddy at a combined birthday dinner given in their honor. |
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Home Page |
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Poem For Daddy |
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Memorial Page III |
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