Henry Adair was born January 1, 1907 in Indian Territory (Stilwell), the first born son of John Adair and Susie Locust Adair. Henry lived at Echota Hollow in the Rocky Mountain Community, all his life. He retired from the Kansas City Railroad. he entered into eternal rest at Stilwell Memorial Hospital on June 10, 1996.
Henry was preceded in death by his parents, his first wife, Annie Christie Adair, and his second wife, Delores Wolfe Adair, one infant son,. and sister Lula Adair Scott. He was of the Baptist faith. Henry enjoyed playing the fiddle and guitar. He liked working on cars and was thought of as a good mechanic.
Henry is survived by one son, Leroy Adair, one daughter, Brenda Adair-Byrd both of Stilwell; brother Redbird Adair of Tahlequah; two grandsons, Martin Adair and Bobby Adair of Stilwell; three granddaughters, Gloria Adair, Henrietta Christie, Texie Byrd all of Stilwell, ten great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Henry was preceded in death by his parents, his first wife, Annie Christie Adair, and his second wife, Delores Wolfe Adair, one infant son,. and sister Lula Adair Scott. He was of the Baptist faith. Henry enjoyed playing the fiddle and guitar. He liked working on cars and was thought of as a good mechanic.
Henry is survived by one son, Leroy Adair, one daughter, Brenda Adair-Byrd both of Stilwell; brother Redbird Adair of Tahlequah; two grandsons, Martin Adair and Bobby Adair of Stilwell; three granddaughters, Gloria Adair, Henrietta Christie, Texie Byrd all of Stilwell, ten great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Henry Adair was born January 1, 1907 in Indian Territory (Stilwell), the first born son of John Adair and Susie Locust Adair. Henry lived at Echota Hollow in the Rocky Mountain Community, all his life. He retired from the Kansas City Railroad. he entered into eternal rest at Stilwell Memorial Hospital on June 10, 1996.
Henry was preceded in death by his parents, his first wife, Annie Christie Adair, and his second wife, Delores Wolfe Adair, one infant son,. and sister Lula Adair Scott. He was of the Baptist faith. Henry enjoyed playing the fiddle and guitar. He liked working on cars and was thought of as a good mechanic.
Henry is survived by one son, Leroy Adair, one daughter, Brenda Adair-Byrd both of Stilwell; brother Redbird Adair of Tahlequah; two grandsons, Martin Adair and Bobby Adair of Stilwell; three granddaughters, Gloria Adair, Henrietta Christie, Texie Byrd all of Stilwell, ten great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Henry was preceded in death by his parents, his first wife, Annie Christie Adair, and his second wife, Delores Wolfe Adair, one infant son,. and sister Lula Adair Scott. He was of the Baptist faith. Henry enjoyed playing the fiddle and guitar. He liked working on cars and was thought of as a good mechanic.
Henry is survived by one son, Leroy Adair, one daughter, Brenda Adair-Byrd both of Stilwell; brother Redbird Adair of Tahlequah; two grandsons, Martin Adair and Bobby Adair of Stilwell; three granddaughters, Gloria Adair, Henrietta Christie, Texie Byrd all of Stilwell, ten great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
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