Harold James Bosier of Austin, Texas was called home by our heavenly father on February 27, 2021. He was born to proud parents, James and Andrea Jean Bosier on May 8, 1964. He was the third of four children, and affectionately, earned the nickname BB.
Harold accepted Christ at an early age. He attended school in Austin, where he excelled in academics and soon became a football star. During his senior year, he received several college offers and enrolled at Prairie View A&M University. Shortly after, Harold followed his passion and joined the United States Air Force. He served six years as an airplane mechanic, toured the world, and was stationed in South Korea. In 1988, shortly after returning home to Austin, he married Bridgette Lynell McKee and to this union, two daughters were born, Jasmine Nicole and Jade Simone. His love for his girls was unmeasurable. Harold enjoyed spending time with family and friends, and the light of his life was his grandson, Guillermo, whom he loved to spoil.
Harold enjoyed watching comedy shows, listening to music, and participating in all kinds of sports. He also loved to barbecue and work on cars. Before his untimely passing, Harold had recently become a realtor in the Austin area. Harold was always eager to lend a helping hand wherever it was needed.
Harold was best known for being a loving father and a remarkable friend. He loved his brothers and sister dearly and held a special bond with each of them. His contagious laugh lit up the room wherever he went and will surely be missed.
Harold was proceeded in death by his parents, James and Andrea Jean Bosier and grandparents John and Elnora Bosier, and Rufus and Dorthea Adams. To cherish his memory, he leaves two daughters, Jasmine Nicole Bosier Salgado (Edwin) of Houston, Texas, and Jade Simone Bosier of Chicago, IL. Three siblings, Darrell Bosier (Bridget) of Elgin, Texas; Tanya Bosier; and Reginald Bosier (Stacey) of Houston, Texas.
One grandson, Edwin Guillermo. Nieces, Andrea, of Houston, Texas; Alexandra, of Austin, Texas; and Jamie, of west Texas. Nephews, Zachary, of Austin, Texas, and Jaylon Daniels of Houston, Texas, and a host of family and close friends.
