Joseph "Joe" E. Grant

The Grant family is in our thoughts and prayers. This is such a tragic thing the family has to go through. We know to well what you all are going through at this time. We are here if you need anything at all. The family has another beautiful angel looking over them.
Love yall,
Royce, Jaysanne & Brittany

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Chris Jones (Waldo)
T&D Solutions

Our prayers and heartfelt condolences are with your family. May God's comfort envelope you.

May God be with you at this time! Your church family hearts are with you! Peace be with you!

I am so sorry for your loss. My love, prayers and thoughts are with you Clay, Dina & the girls even though I can not be there in person.

Our hearts are broken for all of you. It was a great pleasure of ours to watch Joe from week to week at church as he grew into such a fine young man. We know too well the pain that losing a son brings. You are in our prayers. We are here when you need a "hand to hold and a heart that knows."
God be with you,
YB+YSIC, Tim and Jan Collins

May God be with his family and friends as they go through this trying time. I pray that he comforts you while you grieve.

I am deeply saddened by the loss of your son Joseph. There is no greater loss than one of a child and I can only imagine your grief. May God be with you during this difficult time and in the days and years ahead and give you peace. You will be in my prayers.

I knew your grandmother and visited with her long before you were born - back when she worked at the Hardin Co. News when it was in Kountze. She was a treat. She was always proud of her family and I know she should have been. I was in school several years ahead of your parents. I can not say I know how they feel but I do certainly sympathize. Prayers their way!!!

When the name Joseph Grant is spoken the first thing that pops into my mind is his smile. Joseph never seemed to be having a bad day, and he was always so positive. He was a very easy person to talk to and never seemed to meet a stranger. Every time he would come into the office he would make it a point to ask us how we were doing and how our day was going.

He made his mark on the hearts of the people that have had the pleasure of knowing him. His smile and laughter will forever be missed.

Praying for his family and friends....

-Krystle Floyd; T&D Solutions.