Joe Rayburn

Joe

My memories of you will last a lifetime. What a great impact you had on my life as a young boy growing up at Northside Baptist Church.We had some great Sunday school teachers,You being one of the best.I got so many S&H green stamps from you.You were always getting those stamps from filling your trucks up with fuel and each week you would give a book to whoever memorized the most Bible verses.There are not many men like Joe Hog.you were so giving of your time to us young boys....

Joe Hog was our Sunday school teacher, an unselfish, kind, and loving man.Many great memories of camping trips, outings, and fun times. My knick name was Hill Chevy. A mentor that taught me what love is all about.

Thanks Joe for your service to our community.

Joseph,

Met you when you were riding a Harley, and I a "Cushman". You always took time to visit and ask about my family. I would call and it was as if the years didn't exist. Say hello to Mom and Dad...we will miss you!

What a wonderful man. He was such a big part of my memories at Northside Baptist Church. My nickname was Bobwire! We all loved him. Can't wait to see him again with our Father.

As one of my father's best friends, Joe Hog was always welcome at our home and loved my mama's cooking. Everyone got a nickname. Even only a couple of years ago at Ben Smith's funeral, Joe looked at me and said, "Elaine Kay McMillian." I think of him as an uncle, one who loved everybody and held a special smile for each and every one. Elaine Fields Smith

Had the best time ever getting to know you on our wild trip to Colorado with all the crazy Kessler Park Youth. Much love to you Joe. God Speed....

You were a special person...we loved you so much...will miss you terribly...
Bruce and Patsy Pruett