Robert Franklin Adams was born 17 Sept 1927 in Aspermont, TX to William 'W.K' Kearney Adams and Lillie Maybelle Hollingworth
Die 23 Sept 2019 Tishomingo, OK , Service at First Baptist Church in Milburn, OK on 26 Sept at 11:0 Clock
Bob had three daughters: Sharon and Dusty Johnson of Roswell, N.M. , Shelia and Preston Lawson of West, TX, Becky Clark and Russ Gregory of Tishomingo, OK
Bob had four grandchildren: Tamra and Narcosis Rodriguez of San Antonio, TX, , Brad and Shawna Beasley of Aspermont, N.M., Eugene and Robin Mirick of Waco, TX,, Amanda and Josh Cook of Clovis N.M.
He had 10 great-grandchildren and one great-grandchild and one living brother Chester Adams
Bob is proceeded in death by his wife Katherine Faye Darden, mom and dad his brother, Floyd and James and sister Molly and Opal and grandson Ray Johnson.
Bob love the outdoors. He love racing his greyhounds in the early years. and fixing up cars. Although his biggest love was fishing. At any moment he would be out on the river fishing. He only caught catfish and would tell stories of his adventures. The biggest catfish was around 78lb and he would have pictures to back up his catch. Bob never met a stranger. whether he net you a Boomerang's where he loved to eat their catfish sandwiches or down on the river, you were immediate friends. He was always out to help people by fixing lawn mowers, making numerous weirding creatures. He show his kindness by making homemade cobbers at Christmas or other special occasion. Bob was a go-getter, he never stop. He went full strong until his last moment. And he will be missed by all that knew him. Love you Bob
Die 23 Sept 2019 Tishomingo, OK , Service at First Baptist Church in Milburn, OK on 26 Sept at 11:0 Clock
Bob had three daughters: Sharon and Dusty Johnson of Roswell, N.M. , Shelia and Preston Lawson of West, TX, Becky Clark and Russ Gregory of Tishomingo, OK
Bob had four grandchildren: Tamra and Narcosis Rodriguez of San Antonio, TX, , Brad and Shawna Beasley of Aspermont, N.M., Eugene and Robin Mirick of Waco, TX,, Amanda and Josh Cook of Clovis N.M.
He had 10 great-grandchildren and one great-grandchild and one living brother Chester Adams
Bob is proceeded in death by his wife Katherine Faye Darden, mom and dad his brother, Floyd and James and sister Molly and Opal and grandson Ray Johnson.
Bob love the outdoors. He love racing his greyhounds in the early years. and fixing up cars. Although his biggest love was fishing. At any moment he would be out on the river fishing. He only caught catfish and would tell stories of his adventures. The biggest catfish was around 78lb and he would have pictures to back up his catch. Bob never met a stranger. whether he net you a Boomerang's where he loved to eat their catfish sandwiches or down on the river, you were immediate friends. He was always out to help people by fixing lawn mowers, making numerous weirding creatures. He show his kindness by making homemade cobbers at Christmas or other special occasion. Bob was a go-getter, he never stop. He went full strong until his last moment. And he will be missed by all that knew him. Love you Bob
Robert Franklin Adams was born 17 Sept 1927 in Aspermont, TX to William 'W.K' Kearney Adams and Lillie Maybelle Hollingworth
Die 23 Sept 2019 Tishomingo, OK , Service at First Baptist Church in Milburn, OK on 26 Sept at 11:0 Clock
Bob had three daughters: Sharon and Dusty Johnson of Roswell, N.M. , Shelia and Preston Lawson of West, TX, Becky Clark and Russ Gregory of Tishomingo, OK
Bob had four grandchildren: Tamra and Narcosis Rodriguez of San Antonio, TX, , Brad and Shawna Beasley of Aspermont, N.M., Eugene and Robin Mirick of Waco, TX,, Amanda and Josh Cook of Clovis N.M.
He had 10 great-grandchildren and one great-grandchild and one living brother Chester Adams
Bob is proceeded in death by his wife Katherine Faye Darden, mom and dad his brother, Floyd and James and sister Molly and Opal and grandson Ray Johnson.
Bob love the outdoors. He love racing his greyhounds in the early years. and fixing up cars. Although his biggest love was fishing. At any moment he would be out on the river fishing. He only caught catfish and would tell stories of his adventures. The biggest catfish was around 78lb and he would have pictures to back up his catch. Bob never met a stranger. whether he net you a Boomerang's where he loved to eat their catfish sandwiches or down on the river, you were immediate friends. He was always out to help people by fixing lawn mowers, making numerous weirding creatures. He show his kindness by making homemade cobbers at Christmas or other special occasion. Bob was a go-getter, he never stop. He went full strong until his last moment. And he will be missed by all that knew him. Love you Bob
Die 23 Sept 2019 Tishomingo, OK , Service at First Baptist Church in Milburn, OK on 26 Sept at 11:0 Clock
Bob had three daughters: Sharon and Dusty Johnson of Roswell, N.M. , Shelia and Preston Lawson of West, TX, Becky Clark and Russ Gregory of Tishomingo, OK
Bob had four grandchildren: Tamra and Narcosis Rodriguez of San Antonio, TX, , Brad and Shawna Beasley of Aspermont, N.M., Eugene and Robin Mirick of Waco, TX,, Amanda and Josh Cook of Clovis N.M.
He had 10 great-grandchildren and one great-grandchild and one living brother Chester Adams
Bob is proceeded in death by his wife Katherine Faye Darden, mom and dad his brother, Floyd and James and sister Molly and Opal and grandson Ray Johnson.
Bob love the outdoors. He love racing his greyhounds in the early years. and fixing up cars. Although his biggest love was fishing. At any moment he would be out on the river fishing. He only caught catfish and would tell stories of his adventures. The biggest catfish was around 78lb and he would have pictures to back up his catch. Bob never met a stranger. whether he net you a Boomerang's where he loved to eat their catfish sandwiches or down on the river, you were immediate friends. He was always out to help people by fixing lawn mowers, making numerous weirding creatures. He show his kindness by making homemade cobbers at Christmas or other special occasion. Bob was a go-getter, he never stop. He went full strong until his last moment. And he will be missed by all that knew him. Love you Bob
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