More of the Adams Clan

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Papaw Will and Loretta Adams

Papaw always kept his lawn and hedges trimmed neatly. Looks like they standing in front of the hedge.

Mamaw Adams' Mother

Serena (Cooper) Jones

Carefree Days on the farm

Robert

Visiting Mom and Dad

Mamaw Loretta, Uncle Forest and Papaw Will

Uncle Forest and Aunt Peg had two sons, Glenn and David. All four of them are deceased. Uncle Forest was A & P Food Stores supervisor until his retirement.

Cousins in Aunt Valma's back yard

Delores; Gwenda with son, Sammy and daughter, Candy; Linda Crase; Selma (Crase) Cantrell and her daughter Wilma Carol

Daddy and Siblings

Aunt Valma Craft, Kelsey Adams, Aunt Wilma Crase, Aunt Lovette Lucas Sullivan

Mother of Linda and Selma (above, Cousins picture) and Marietta (Crase) Ball, Bill and Tom Crase (not pictured)

Aunt Wilma (Adams) Crase. Married to Ewen.

I have loving memories of Aunt Wilma. When T.C. died, she just took me under her wings, feed me on Sunday after church and other days, called to check on me and was "just there."

Wilma's Grandchildren

Chris Ball (Marietta's), Mike and Wilma Cantrell (Selma's), Bobby Crase (Tom's)

Mother of Bill, Lester and Jim. Wife of Nat.

Aunt Valma (Adams) Craft

You had to look long and hard to find anyone who loved her family more than Aunt Valma! Her greatest delight was having family drop in expected or unexpected. She was in her element in the kitchen whipping up something to feed her guests. Then you got lured into a game of Scrabble. When Mother and Daddy lived in Lexington, it was a ritual for them to meet at her house after church, have a snack and sit down to a game of Scrabble.

Aunt Valma and Uncle Nat's oldest son