Obit.Cherokee County,OK ADAIR, Larry Dale "Haney"
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Posted by Terrill White in Nov2005 terrillwhite1978@aol.com
Larry Dale Adair

Larry Dale “Haney” Adair was born Sept. 7, 1958, to Lewis Adair and Sudie Sams Adair, 
in Richmond, Ind. He passed from this life on Friday, Oct. 28, 2005, after reaching 
the age of 47. Dale, better known as “Haney” by all his friends, was a longtime 
resident of Hulbert.

Dale served in the armed forces from 1978 to 1982 with the 547th Engineer Combat 
Battalion. He was stationed in Germany. Dale was an electrician by trade, graduating 
from Okmulgee with an associate's degree.

Dale always had a joke to tell and a smile on his face. He had a good sense of humor 
and could always find something to laugh about. He loved to hunt and spend time with 
his dogs.

Dale is preceded in death by his parents, Lewis and Sudie Adair of Hulbert.

His survivors include two daughters, Gina Danielson and husband Chris of Michigan, 
and Tressa Campbell and husband Joey of South Carolina; one son, Jacob Adair and 
wife Mindy, of Hulbert; his grandchildren, Kayla Danielson, Emily Danielson, Laura 
Danielson, Hunter Campbell and Hanna Adair; one sister, Marie Linch and husband, 
James Linch Jr., of Tahlequah; two brothers, Eugene Adair and wife Terrye of Hulbert, 
and Paul Adair and wife Cathy of Westville; several nieces and nephews; and a host of 
loved ones and friends.

Services will be held at noon, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2005, at Reed-Culver Chapel, 
with Rev. Willard Copeland officiating. Burial will follow at Fort Gibson National 
Cemetery under the direction of Reed-Culver Funeral Home.

Pallbearers include Tommy Bridges, Coy Barnes, Buffalo Whitekiller, Roger Farmer, 
Monroe Carey and Leroy Mayfield. Honorary pallbearers are Ronnie Thompson, Danny 
Walker, David Warden, Brandon Adair and Michael McNiel.