Joseph “Joe” Alfred Ihle, Sr. inducted into the Centenarians Of Oklahoma #2817

  • Centenarians Of Oklahoma was proud to honor Joe Ihle of Bristow on the occasion of his 100th birthday celebration and inducted him into the Centenarians of Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Joe served his country during World War II. He still drives to his pecan farm daily where he has worked for the last 70 years and is still lookiing to the future. Now at the century mark Joe embodies our Greatest Generation and is a time capsule reminding us of the best values of a bygone era.
    Centenarians Of Oklahoma was proud to honor Joe Ihle of Bristow on the occasion of his 100th birthday celebration and inducted him into the Centenarians of Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Joe served his country during World War II. He still drives to his pecan farm daily where he has worked for the last 70 years and is still lookiing to the future. Now at the century mark Joe embodies our Greatest Generation and is a time capsule reminding us of the best values of a bygone era.

    Joseph Alfred Ihle, Sr. was born on August 7, 1922, one of three children born to Joseph Alfred Ihle and Iva Mae (LeCrone) Ihle in Bristow, Creek County, Oklahoma.