Vernetia "Biba" Adams, 75 years old, born in Hope, Arkansas on August 23, 1937. She entered Heavens gates on July 26, 2013 in Wagoner, Oklahoma. Biba had hospice care for almost a year, she loved them and they loved her. She had Pulmonary Fibrosis, not Alzheimers. She was a precious very loved lady. She was living with her daughter Kay Ward and son-in-law Glenn Ward of Wagoner, Oklahoma. She wanted to pass away at home, not in a nursing home or hospital. This beautiful sweet lady got her wishes. Biba is preceded in death by her husband of 57 years, C.O. "Thomas" Adams, her father William "Clyde" Tullis and her mother Jaunetia Hoover Tullis. Biba was saved at 12 years old and was baptized along with her mother on the same day. She loved her family and cooking for them; going to Galveston Island, Six Flags and Kirby Landing to camp every summer. She loved music and singing. She had beautiful voice and will be singing in heaven. She loved her Lord and Savior. She had a music room and loved playing her guitar, mandolin, piano, banjo, auto harp and French harp. She enjoyed singing with her sister, brother and her husband and family. Biba loved singing at the Old Liberty Church and listening to others singing their songs. She will truly be missed every day until we all meet again in Heaven.
Vernetia "Biba" Adams, 75 years old, born in Hope, Arkansas on August 23, 1937. She entered Heavens gates on July 26, 2013 in Wagoner, Oklahoma. Biba had hospice care for almost a year, she loved them and they loved her. She had Pulmonary Fibrosis, not Alzheimers. She was a precious very loved lady. She was living with her daughter Kay Ward and son-in-law Glenn Ward of Wagoner, Oklahoma. She wanted to pass away at home, not in a nursing home or hospital. This beautiful sweet lady got her wishes. Biba is preceded in death by her husband of 57 years, C.O. "Thomas" Adams, her father William "Clyde" Tullis and her mother Jaunetia Hoover Tullis. Biba was saved at 12 years old and was baptized along with her mother on the same day. She loved her family and cooking for them; going to Galveston Island, Six Flags and Kirby Landing to camp every summer. She loved music and singing. She had beautiful voice and will be singing in heaven. She loved her Lord and Savior. She had a music room and loved playing her guitar, mandolin, piano, banjo, auto harp and French harp. She enjoyed singing with her sister, brother and her husband and family. Biba loved singing at the Old Liberty Church and listening to others singing their songs. She will truly be missed every day until we all meet again in Heaven.
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