Wanda Marie (Hamond) Adams, 60
Wanda Marie Adams was born in the Flathead Valley on Dec. 6, 1960, to Shirley Ann Hamond.
She went home to her Lord and Saviour on Feb. 5, 2021, at Kalispell Regional Medical Center surrounded by her family and is now at peace.
Wanda was preceded in death by her mother. She is survived by her older brother Brian Hamond, younger sisters, Noma Buzzard and Tyre Adams; nieces and nephews, Logan Cassandra, Lacey, Casey, Curtis, Shasta, Sean and R.J.; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, grandnieces and –nephews.
Wanda spent a portion of her childhood living in Spokane before returning to the Flathead Valley. Her biggest passion was creating art, which she loved to share with her family and friends. She also loved fishing, camping, and making jewelry. She was a very outgoing, loving person who could make friends anywhere she went. She had a huge heart full of love for everyone, and shared her love for Jesus Christ whenever she possibly could.
Wanda Marie Adams was born in the Flathead Valley on Dec. 6, 1960, to Shirley Ann Hamond.
She went home to her Lord and Saviour on Feb. 5, 2021, at Kalispell Regional Medical Center surrounded by her family and is now at peace.
Wanda was preceded in death by her mother. She is survived by her older brother Brian Hamond, younger sisters, Noma Buzzard and Tyre Adams; nieces and nephews, Logan Cassandra, Lacey, Casey, Curtis, Shasta, Sean and R.J.; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, grandnieces and –nephews.
Wanda spent a portion of her childhood living in Spokane before returning to the Flathead Valley. Her biggest passion was creating art, which she loved to share with her family and friends. She also loved fishing, camping, and making jewelry. She was a very outgoing, loving person who could make friends anywhere she went. She had a huge heart full of love for everyone, and shared her love for Jesus Christ whenever she possibly could.
Wanda Marie (Hamond) Adams, 60
Wanda Marie Adams was born in the Flathead Valley on Dec. 6, 1960, to Shirley Ann Hamond.
She went home to her Lord and Saviour on Feb. 5, 2021, at Kalispell Regional Medical Center surrounded by her family and is now at peace.
Wanda was preceded in death by her mother. She is survived by her older brother Brian Hamond, younger sisters, Noma Buzzard and Tyre Adams; nieces and nephews, Logan Cassandra, Lacey, Casey, Curtis, Shasta, Sean and R.J.; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, grandnieces and –nephews.
Wanda spent a portion of her childhood living in Spokane before returning to the Flathead Valley. Her biggest passion was creating art, which she loved to share with her family and friends. She also loved fishing, camping, and making jewelry. She was a very outgoing, loving person who could make friends anywhere she went. She had a huge heart full of love for everyone, and shared her love for Jesus Christ whenever she possibly could.
Wanda Marie Adams was born in the Flathead Valley on Dec. 6, 1960, to Shirley Ann Hamond.
She went home to her Lord and Saviour on Feb. 5, 2021, at Kalispell Regional Medical Center surrounded by her family and is now at peace.
Wanda was preceded in death by her mother. She is survived by her older brother Brian Hamond, younger sisters, Noma Buzzard and Tyre Adams; nieces and nephews, Logan Cassandra, Lacey, Casey, Curtis, Shasta, Sean and R.J.; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, grandnieces and –nephews.
Wanda spent a portion of her childhood living in Spokane before returning to the Flathead Valley. Her biggest passion was creating art, which she loved to share with her family and friends. She also loved fishing, camping, and making jewelry. She was a very outgoing, loving person who could make friends anywhere she went. She had a huge heart full of love for everyone, and shared her love for Jesus Christ whenever she possibly could.
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