Kenny was born September 12, 1945 to Bernie and Delphia Ferrell Adkins in Yolyn, WV. He was a US Navy Veteran. He lost his battle with cancer on July 16, 1996. Surviving at the time of his death were his mother; his wife, Ida Mae Linville Adkins; his daughter, April Adkins; his son, Bill Adkins; two sisters, Delores and Freda Adkins of East Liverpool, Ohio; and five brothers, Harold, Ralph and Robert Adkins of Sias, WV; Donald Adkins of Hamlin, WV; and James "Jimmy" Adkins of East Liverpool, Ohio. Besides his father, he was preceded in death by a brother, Charles Eugene Adkins.∼Double Stone- Husband of Ida M Adkins
Military Marker- US Navy Vietnam
Lincoln Journal Wed July 24 1996
SIAS- Kenneth Darrell Adkins, 50, of Sias died July 16, 1996, in St Mary's Hospital, Huntington, after a long illness. He was a Welder with ACF Industries Inc., Huntington, and a Navy veteran of the Vietnam War.
Surviving are his wife, Ida Mae Linville Adkins; daughter, Lt. J.G. April Adkins, U.S. Navy, of Virginia Beach; son Bill of Huntington; foster son Cpl. Jimmy Stratton of New River, N.C.; sisters, Freda Adkins and Delores Adkins, both of East Liverpool, Ohio; brothers, Harold, Ralph and Robert, all of Sias, Donald of Hamlin, Jimmy of East Liverpool; one foster granddaughter.
Services were held Friday at Bethel Baptist Church, Sias, with the Rev. Tom Cooper and the Rev K.D. Bragg officiating. Burial was in Goldsbury Cemetery, Sias. Koontz Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Military Marker- US Navy Vietnam
Lincoln Journal Wed July 24 1996
SIAS- Kenneth Darrell Adkins, 50, of Sias died July 16, 1996, in St Mary's Hospital, Huntington, after a long illness. He was a Welder with ACF Industries Inc., Huntington, and a Navy veteran of the Vietnam War.
Surviving are his wife, Ida Mae Linville Adkins; daughter, Lt. J.G. April Adkins, U.S. Navy, of Virginia Beach; son Bill of Huntington; foster son Cpl. Jimmy Stratton of New River, N.C.; sisters, Freda Adkins and Delores Adkins, both of East Liverpool, Ohio; brothers, Harold, Ralph and Robert, all of Sias, Donald of Hamlin, Jimmy of East Liverpool; one foster granddaughter.
Services were held Friday at Bethel Baptist Church, Sias, with the Rev. Tom Cooper and the Rev K.D. Bragg officiating. Burial was in Goldsbury Cemetery, Sias. Koontz Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Kenny was born September 12, 1945 to Bernie and Delphia Ferrell Adkins in Yolyn, WV. He was a US Navy Veteran. He lost his battle with cancer on July 16, 1996. Surviving at the time of his death were his mother; his wife, Ida Mae Linville Adkins; his daughter, April Adkins; his son, Bill Adkins; two sisters, Delores and Freda Adkins of East Liverpool, Ohio; and five brothers, Harold, Ralph and Robert Adkins of Sias, WV; Donald Adkins of Hamlin, WV; and James "Jimmy" Adkins of East Liverpool, Ohio. Besides his father, he was preceded in death by a brother, Charles Eugene Adkins.∼Double Stone- Husband of Ida M Adkins
Military Marker- US Navy Vietnam
Lincoln Journal Wed July 24 1996
SIAS- Kenneth Darrell Adkins, 50, of Sias died July 16, 1996, in St Mary's Hospital, Huntington, after a long illness. He was a Welder with ACF Industries Inc., Huntington, and a Navy veteran of the Vietnam War.
Surviving are his wife, Ida Mae Linville Adkins; daughter, Lt. J.G. April Adkins, U.S. Navy, of Virginia Beach; son Bill of Huntington; foster son Cpl. Jimmy Stratton of New River, N.C.; sisters, Freda Adkins and Delores Adkins, both of East Liverpool, Ohio; brothers, Harold, Ralph and Robert, all of Sias, Donald of Hamlin, Jimmy of East Liverpool; one foster granddaughter.
Services were held Friday at Bethel Baptist Church, Sias, with the Rev. Tom Cooper and the Rev K.D. Bragg officiating. Burial was in Goldsbury Cemetery, Sias. Koontz Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Military Marker- US Navy Vietnam
Lincoln Journal Wed July 24 1996
SIAS- Kenneth Darrell Adkins, 50, of Sias died July 16, 1996, in St Mary's Hospital, Huntington, after a long illness. He was a Welder with ACF Industries Inc., Huntington, and a Navy veteran of the Vietnam War.
Surviving are his wife, Ida Mae Linville Adkins; daughter, Lt. J.G. April Adkins, U.S. Navy, of Virginia Beach; son Bill of Huntington; foster son Cpl. Jimmy Stratton of New River, N.C.; sisters, Freda Adkins and Delores Adkins, both of East Liverpool, Ohio; brothers, Harold, Ralph and Robert, all of Sias, Donald of Hamlin, Jimmy of East Liverpool; one foster granddaughter.
Services were held Friday at Bethel Baptist Church, Sias, with the Rev. Tom Cooper and the Rev K.D. Bragg officiating. Burial was in Goldsbury Cemetery, Sias. Koontz Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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