Joseph "Joe" Nathaniel Faggard

Our prayers and thoughts will be with the Joe Faggard Family.
I first met Joe when the Self-Powers Construction Company
built part of the Roll Over Pass over 50 years ago in 1958.
How exciting it was to live in Gilchrist and High Island. Joe
played an important part in nearly every activity in the
community. He truly will be remembered as a legend, Christain, kind, considerate and humble man born in
France. Remembering our talks and visits frequently over
the many years especialy the last five years. Thanks
for rolling the time back in history so we could all enjoy
the past again. Your stories were awsome and enjoyed by many. We love you Joe. We will remember you forever.

Sincerely yours,

Coach Campbell

So sorry for your loss Ms. Bobby...Mr. Joe will be missed!

Becca

We will surely miss him and his travels through town. Our prayers and thoughts go out to your family.

Ms Bobbie Sue my prayers are with you! Mr. Joe your Banker Girls are gonna miss ya Honey. God Bless this wonderful family.

I met Mr. Joe Faggard back in the 70's. when i got in a little trouble down at the beach, just boys being boys. Joe had a little talk with us and we then looked at him like a father figure.We became friends and later in years he became a good customer of mine. He will be missed!! "Rest in Peace" Joe. Randy Morgan, owner of Ken's Muffler & Brake Beaumont, Texas.

I am sorry to hear of the loss of Joe. He will be greatly missed by the entire Peninsula.

(I was the owner of McDaniel's Grocery for 30 years, & my sister Barbara was married to James Faggard, son of Ila and Irvin Faggard.)

Joe Faggard had a big heart and also some very big shoes to fill. A.C. Hilton tried by taking over as constable for several years and myself for ten years after Joe had retired. I never felt that Joe had really retired as constable due to the fact he never stopped workng for his community. Joe was still always there to help us out during hurricanes, funerals,crab fest,parades,and any many many other functions on the peninsula. There were many times during my career I went to Joe for advice and I truly respected him. Joe Faggard loved the Bolivar Peninsula and the Bolivar Peninsula loves Joe Faggard. Rest in Peace Joe.

May the Lord comfort you in this time of sorrow. Although I knew Joe only briefly, I enjoyed the times I was able to visit and hear all about all his collections and pictures. It was a joy to know him.

We were so very sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Faggard. For a long time in our "growing up" years, Mr. Faggard was a part of our life. Looking out for him when we were drinking under age at Leger's and other hang outs in those days! We really did like him though. He was always fair. He treated everyone the same, no matter who they were! Texas has lost one of it's characters, for sure!

The "Buck" and Elaine Monteau family would like to express our condolences to your family. He made a difference in our lives.
Billy Don Chiasson, Bonnie Sue and Dale Gibson, Elaine Monteau and our entire family.