God gifted us the beautiful soul of Adrian Juan Joseph on June 1, 2000, to the parents, Tanisha Joseph and Wendell Ferguson. As a young child, Adrian was very quiet and shy, but as time went on he opened up. He started playing basketball and football at Alice Johnson Middle School, in Channelview, and that's where he started flourishing into this bright, smart, enthusiastic young man. 

     Adrian attended Channelview High School up until his senior year, where he transferred to La Marque High School. He did not participate in any extra-curricular activities while attending there, but showed up and showed out for his graduation in 2019, where he graduated as a distinguished graduate, receiving an academic excellence award. 

     Adrian enjoyed hanging out with his cousins, who were more like his siblings, and he loved being around his family more than anything in the world. Soon, Adrian became AJ, and turned into the life of the party. There is not one person that can say anything negative about the human being AJ was and the energy he carried about him. 

      After graduation, Adrian was employed by Sonic, Dominos, and Doordash, but it didn't take long for him to find what he really liked to do; leaning him towards a job that came with many opportunities. He was hired by Hunter Heavy Equipment, where he worked alongside some amazing men who believed in all of Adrian's dreams of traveling the world and being successful. They believed in him so much that they took him under their wings and started teaching him how to weld and training him to become a truck driver. 

     Adrian transitioned from this earthly life on Saturday December 31, 2022.  He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Brenda Callis Joseph, and his uncle/ guardian John Knox.

     Adrian leaves to cherish his memories: his mother, Tanisha Joseph, his great aunt/ guardian, Cheryl Knox, two brothers, Harold Evans III and Joe Thomas Jr, one sister, Kierra Bygrave, 2 uncles, Derrick Callis (Yvette) and Albert Joseph (Deenia). He also leaves many great aunts and uncles, cousins, and dear friends to treasure their time spent with him.