of North Little Rock, AR
September 6, 1955 - March 11, 2026
Joe Brittain Graddy, 70, of North Little Rock, passed away peacefully on March 11, 2026, just two days after the passing of his mother, as the two were never intended to be apart. They are now reunited in heaven with Connie, beloved husband and father, and are a complete family once more.
Joe was a kind and loving man and his mother's pride and joy. After a dirt bike accident in seventh grade eventually left him partially paralyzed in his late teens, he faced life with strength and grace. He enjoyed watching sports, especially the Razorbacks, attending church, and visiting with members of his extended family.
He will be remembered for his gentle spirit, strong faith, and the love he shared with those around him.
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3 Condolence(s)
Jennifer Rhodes Hurd
Friday, March 13, 2026
Betty and Joe,
I can remember when your family moved to Hope, Arkansas. Our families had a very close relationship through church and school. We really loved all of you. I can remember praying for you when you had your accident. We had some wonderful memories. I am sorry for your loss, but am grateful to God for taking you both at almost the same time. Now you can all be together with Connie and be a family again.
Love, Jennifer Rhodes Hurd
Casey Gifford
Friday, March 13, 2026
Joe I didn’t get to know you as much as I would have liked to. But you were always kind and started a conversation right away when we would visit. I know it’s been a rough life but having your mom guide you through it and being by your side the whole way that was a blessing. But now you have no more worry and no more pain walking beside the Lord with no disabilities. I was lucky to at least have known you even only for brief moments
Love the Gifford’s
Casey & Michelle, Maddy, Cadie, Bentley
Ormond Peters
Thursday, March 12, 2026
Joe was a great guy. He loved playing the trombone and dreamed of playing with Doc Severinsen on "The Tonight Show". We loved Joe in High School and he had so many friends. We are so sorry for your loss. He brought joy to so many people in school with his humor, wit, and personality. I will cherish the wonderful memories.