Born in Union City ,IN on June 28, 1935 Departed on July 18, 2020 and resided in Hermitage, TN
Robert Louis Adcock, age 85, of Hermitage, TN passed on Saturday, July 18, 2020. A life celebration will be held later in the Fall.
He is preceded in death by his wife Monica Adcock, parents Arlie and Bessie Adcock and sister, Ruby Walters. He is survived by his children Bill Adcock (Nathan Napier), Patty Daugherty (Kevin) and John Adcock; Grandchild, Joel Daugherty; brothers Jim Adcock, Dan Adcock and Joe Adcock.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations be made to the Alzheimer’s Association https://www.alz.org/tn
Bob was born on a farm in Indiana; but moved his family South 50 years ago. His children were his true loves. He was so proud of them. However, he was a man of many talents and interests. He worked a lifetime in the wire business. None of that compares to his work when he was needed by his family. They knew Dad would always help, if at all possible. He was also known for his work helping others with car issues. His daughter, Patty, often called him “Motor Head.” Then there were the Sunday drives with the family - unless NASCAR was on TV, a must see. After retirement, add to that the 4 o’clock drives insisted upon by his beloved dog, Sally. But if we were to talk about one thing Bob did that always made him smile, it would be to know he was in the “Clean Plate Club”. He loved to eat! Ice Cream just might be at the top of the list. To say it was his favorite is an understatement. So, to honor Robert Louis Adcock tonight … have a dish of ice cream.
Robert Louis Adcock, age 85, of Hermitage, TN passed on Saturday, July 18, 2020. A life celebration will be held later in the Fall.
He is preceded in death by his wife Monica Adcock, parents Arlie and Bessie Adcock and sister, Ruby Walters. He is survived by his children Bill Adcock (Nathan Napier), Patty Daugherty (Kevin) and John Adcock; Grandchild, Joel Daugherty; brothers Jim Adcock, Dan Adcock and Joe Adcock.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations be made to the Alzheimer’s Association https://www.alz.org/tn
Bob was born on a farm in Indiana; but moved his family South 50 years ago. His children were his true loves. He was so proud of them. However, he was a man of many talents and interests. He worked a lifetime in the wire business. None of that compares to his work when he was needed by his family. They knew Dad would always help, if at all possible. He was also known for his work helping others with car issues. His daughter, Patty, often called him “Motor Head.” Then there were the Sunday drives with the family - unless NASCAR was on TV, a must see. After retirement, add to that the 4 o’clock drives insisted upon by his beloved dog, Sally. But if we were to talk about one thing Bob did that always made him smile, it would be to know he was in the “Clean Plate Club”. He loved to eat! Ice Cream just might be at the top of the list. To say it was his favorite is an understatement. So, to honor Robert Louis Adcock tonight … have a dish of ice cream.
Born in Union City ,IN on June 28, 1935 Departed on July 18, 2020 and resided in Hermitage, TN
Robert Louis Adcock, age 85, of Hermitage, TN passed on Saturday, July 18, 2020. A life celebration will be held later in the Fall.
He is preceded in death by his wife Monica Adcock, parents Arlie and Bessie Adcock and sister, Ruby Walters. He is survived by his children Bill Adcock (Nathan Napier), Patty Daugherty (Kevin) and John Adcock; Grandchild, Joel Daugherty; brothers Jim Adcock, Dan Adcock and Joe Adcock.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations be made to the Alzheimer’s Association https://www.alz.org/tn
Bob was born on a farm in Indiana; but moved his family South 50 years ago. His children were his true loves. He was so proud of them. However, he was a man of many talents and interests. He worked a lifetime in the wire business. None of that compares to his work when he was needed by his family. They knew Dad would always help, if at all possible. He was also known for his work helping others with car issues. His daughter, Patty, often called him “Motor Head.” Then there were the Sunday drives with the family - unless NASCAR was on TV, a must see. After retirement, add to that the 4 o’clock drives insisted upon by his beloved dog, Sally. But if we were to talk about one thing Bob did that always made him smile, it would be to know he was in the “Clean Plate Club”. He loved to eat! Ice Cream just might be at the top of the list. To say it was his favorite is an understatement. So, to honor Robert Louis Adcock tonight … have a dish of ice cream.
Robert Louis Adcock, age 85, of Hermitage, TN passed on Saturday, July 18, 2020. A life celebration will be held later in the Fall.
He is preceded in death by his wife Monica Adcock, parents Arlie and Bessie Adcock and sister, Ruby Walters. He is survived by his children Bill Adcock (Nathan Napier), Patty Daugherty (Kevin) and John Adcock; Grandchild, Joel Daugherty; brothers Jim Adcock, Dan Adcock and Joe Adcock.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations be made to the Alzheimer’s Association https://www.alz.org/tn
Bob was born on a farm in Indiana; but moved his family South 50 years ago. His children were his true loves. He was so proud of them. However, he was a man of many talents and interests. He worked a lifetime in the wire business. None of that compares to his work when he was needed by his family. They knew Dad would always help, if at all possible. He was also known for his work helping others with car issues. His daughter, Patty, often called him “Motor Head.” Then there were the Sunday drives with the family - unless NASCAR was on TV, a must see. After retirement, add to that the 4 o’clock drives insisted upon by his beloved dog, Sally. But if we were to talk about one thing Bob did that always made him smile, it would be to know he was in the “Clean Plate Club”. He loved to eat! Ice Cream just might be at the top of the list. To say it was his favorite is an understatement. So, to honor Robert Louis Adcock tonight … have a dish of ice cream.
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