Birth date: Sep 18, 1926 Death date: Aug 5, 2020
Joseph “Joe” Aaron Gray, age 93, of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma passed away on August 5, 2020 after a two week battle in a Tulsa hospital, not his first battle as he served his country alongside his twin brother during WWII . He was bo Read Obituary
I remember the last time I saw Uncle Joe at Aunt Sharron's and how happy he was. He was going to the Baptist Church that he liked there in Oklahoma and how he loved Jesus. So I know I will get to see him again when we're both in Heaven. Lois Ann Gray Crider
"I like to remember Uncle Joe in many ways, but the last few times I spoke with him will endear him to my heart forever. Last year, he called me in late October and asked me exactly when I was leaving to work in Saudi Arabia for a few months. I told him late November and he said “Ok, then. I’m going to call you every week until you leave”. So for the next few weeks he called me and we just chatted about things that didn’t seem important, but indeed they are, when you are not sure if you will see that person again. Contrary to what you might think, that I would worry about not seeing him again because of his age, it was just the opposite. You see, he let me know he cared about me and was concerned about me in a far away land. He didn’t say as much, but his calls made me understand his love. He made me feel precious, and I will always remember him for that among other things. "--Susan Patterson Bauguss (niece)
I have Great memories of my uncle Joe. We went to Claremore School of Ministries. We both Graduated together. He taught me a song on a road trip to Texas. He's my Rock. I went to see him in the rest home on December 30 2019
And Dial up uncle Dan he was telling us about the Christmas carolers that came to his room. God bless you Joe . Your Favorite Nephew Brad. LOL Uncle Joe would tell everyone that they were his Favorite. God bless you Joe
