Mrs. Mary Jane Adams, aged 76, died at NorthBay Hospital in Fairfield CA after a long illness.
Born in Ottawa, IL, she resided in Fairfield the past 45 years with her family. She is preceded in death by her husband, Robert Avery Adams, a World War II B-17 tailgunner, Korean War and Vietnam War veteran, who retired as a master sergeant with 26 years of service in the US Air Force. He was an aircraft flight engineer in 1966 at Travis AFB CA.
While in service the Air Force couple and their family were stationed at Keesler AFB, MS; Wichita Falls, TX; Newport News VA; Andersen AFB, Guam; and Travis AFB, their last assignment.
Mary did volunteer work with Family Services assisting arriving families and children at their new assignments. She was an avid arts and crafts devotee and was devoted to her Lhasa Apso, Freddie. She worked in customer service at the Vacaville circulation department branch office of the Sacramento Bee before retiring in 1992. Mary had been a member of the Fairfield Women of the Moose Chapter 1379 since 1972.
Mary is survived by her four children: one daughter of Manchester TN; a daughter and two sons of Fairfield; and 11 grandchildren.
(Source: Fairfield Daily Republic, December 26, 2002)
Born in Ottawa, IL, she resided in Fairfield the past 45 years with her family. She is preceded in death by her husband, Robert Avery Adams, a World War II B-17 tailgunner, Korean War and Vietnam War veteran, who retired as a master sergeant with 26 years of service in the US Air Force. He was an aircraft flight engineer in 1966 at Travis AFB CA.
While in service the Air Force couple and their family were stationed at Keesler AFB, MS; Wichita Falls, TX; Newport News VA; Andersen AFB, Guam; and Travis AFB, their last assignment.
Mary did volunteer work with Family Services assisting arriving families and children at their new assignments. She was an avid arts and crafts devotee and was devoted to her Lhasa Apso, Freddie. She worked in customer service at the Vacaville circulation department branch office of the Sacramento Bee before retiring in 1992. Mary had been a member of the Fairfield Women of the Moose Chapter 1379 since 1972.
Mary is survived by her four children: one daughter of Manchester TN; a daughter and two sons of Fairfield; and 11 grandchildren.
(Source: Fairfield Daily Republic, December 26, 2002)
Mrs. Mary Jane Adams, aged 76, died at NorthBay Hospital in Fairfield CA after a long illness.
Born in Ottawa, IL, she resided in Fairfield the past 45 years with her family. She is preceded in death by her husband, Robert Avery Adams, a World War II B-17 tailgunner, Korean War and Vietnam War veteran, who retired as a master sergeant with 26 years of service in the US Air Force. He was an aircraft flight engineer in 1966 at Travis AFB CA.
While in service the Air Force couple and their family were stationed at Keesler AFB, MS; Wichita Falls, TX; Newport News VA; Andersen AFB, Guam; and Travis AFB, their last assignment.
Mary did volunteer work with Family Services assisting arriving families and children at their new assignments. She was an avid arts and crafts devotee and was devoted to her Lhasa Apso, Freddie. She worked in customer service at the Vacaville circulation department branch office of the Sacramento Bee before retiring in 1992. Mary had been a member of the Fairfield Women of the Moose Chapter 1379 since 1972.
Mary is survived by her four children: one daughter of Manchester TN; a daughter and two sons of Fairfield; and 11 grandchildren.
(Source: Fairfield Daily Republic, December 26, 2002)
Born in Ottawa, IL, she resided in Fairfield the past 45 years with her family. She is preceded in death by her husband, Robert Avery Adams, a World War II B-17 tailgunner, Korean War and Vietnam War veteran, who retired as a master sergeant with 26 years of service in the US Air Force. He was an aircraft flight engineer in 1966 at Travis AFB CA.
While in service the Air Force couple and their family were stationed at Keesler AFB, MS; Wichita Falls, TX; Newport News VA; Andersen AFB, Guam; and Travis AFB, their last assignment.
Mary did volunteer work with Family Services assisting arriving families and children at their new assignments. She was an avid arts and crafts devotee and was devoted to her Lhasa Apso, Freddie. She worked in customer service at the Vacaville circulation department branch office of the Sacramento Bee before retiring in 1992. Mary had been a member of the Fairfield Women of the Moose Chapter 1379 since 1972.
Mary is survived by her four children: one daughter of Manchester TN; a daughter and two sons of Fairfield; and 11 grandchildren.
(Source: Fairfield Daily Republic, December 26, 2002)
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