Birth date: Dec 31, 1924 Death date: Jul 13, 2011
Joseph W. Hughes, Sr. passed away Wednesday, July 13, 2011 in Silver Creek, GA. He was 87 years old. He was a lifelong resident of Chalmette, La., he then relocated to Mandeville after Katrina, more recently he resided in Silver C Read Obituary
My deepest and sincerest condolences go to the Richard and Phyllis, their children and grandchildren and the Hughes Family. From the limited time that I knew Mr. Joe, he was always a very fun loving person and loved his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Dearest Joey and Richard, Our Deepest Sympathy to the Family for having the loss of a man who gave hi Heart, Soul and Labor of Love to all. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him and mostly by his family. There is a place waiting for in Heaven beside his lovely wife. We mourn the pain you are feeling for the loss.
Love to all, Aunt June and Uncle Rene
GRAMPS. What more can you say. You have lived up to this name a thousand times over. The very definition of the word would describe you best. Always there, Always fun, Always loving, ALWAYS laughing. I have learned MUCH from you, and hope to pass your love for life and lightheartedness to my children. It has been a true Blessing having you in my life. To all the years and ALL the memories. I will love and remember you forever. Hugs and Kisses XXXOOO.
It is with deep regret that I learned of the passing of my brother, Joe. My relationship with him and his family was brief but thoroughly enjoyable. With heartfelt sadness and condolences to all...Bob Hughes and Family, Toledo, Ohio.
A life well lived, always with a chuckle and a joke. I enjoyed our many trips with Joe and Gail in the past few years. I'll treasure your pelican gift from our beach trip and the many memories.
God bless you Mr. Joe Bonnie
we are sorry to hear about my dear great uncle joe he was a great man and i will miss him dearly from craig a hughes sr., catherine macaluso hughes,craig a hughes jr., and carole finn cornu(hughes)
Uncle Joe always had a smile on his lips and many, many funny stories to tell. We will miss you, Uncle Joe! Thanks, Joey and Gail, for taking such good care of him in his last days.
