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" Joseph L. Holley " |
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06/09/19938 |
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D.O.D |
10/14/2022 |
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USA |
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Georgia |
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Place of Death |
Atlanta
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Joseph Holley, my father, what a man, cool and smooth. When he gets dress and put on his hat, he was saying one, he was as sharp as a razor. My father had an air of confidence about him while been what some would call the strong silent type.
He loved music, his favorite music was jazz music. He loved music so much that he would go to Harlem at least two times per week to listen to different jazz bands. He also liked going to the park and talk to people he met at the park and sometimes minister to them. My father was a night person, so much so that he only worked nights. He stayed up at nights and slept during the days.
My father was kind of a loner, other than his love for jazz music and time at the park, he spent his time at work and home. He was not a church goer in his adult life but he could tell you everything about the bible. His mom was a Pastor and a missionary and Joseph learned everything about God from his mother.
Joseph loved sports and could answer any question that you asked him about sports, it could be basketball, football or baseball, he would know the answer. He also loved to watch CNN and was able to debate anyone on any subject.
Joseph L. Holley came into this world June 9, 1938 and enjoyed a life time of fun, sorrow, love and joy. During that time, he had four children, Renee, Sheryl, Michelle and Shannoon, two wives, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. His union with his second wife, Clarissa Sharpe Holley he gained four step children, nine step grandchildren and eleven step great grandchildren.
Now that his journey was completed, which was October 14, 2022. He left his four children, 6 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild, his wife and my mother, Clarissa Sharpe Holley to carry on his Lagacy.
May his soul rest in peace
Glory to God and blessing to al |
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