Lonnie D Adams
Lonnie D Adams
September 7, 1950 ~ July 15, 2012
Lonnie D. AdamsDaingerfield- Memorial services Lonnie D. Adams, 61, of Daingerfield will be 11:00 A.M. Friday, July 27, 2012 at Vernon Baptist Church with Bro Gary Chapman officiating.Lonnie was born September 7, 1950 in Austin, Texas and died Sunday, July 15, 2012 in Daingerfield.He worked as a truck driver for Cox Concrete.Lonnie was preceded in death by his father, Lawrence Adams; daughter, Deanna Adams; brother, Billy Fred Adams and brother-in-law, Scott Adams.Survived by his wife, Brenda Adams of Daingerfield; mother, Mary Adams of Vernon; sons & daughters-in-law, Dale & Tamara Adams, Dewayne & Wy'Nema Adams; daughter, Donna Adams; sisters & brothers-in-law, Edna & David Pitts, Georgia & Bob Ferguson, and Bettye Adams; brothers & sisters-in-law, James & Evelyn Adams, Quinton Adams and Ruby Adams; 12 GrandchildrenOnline condolences may be made at Nail-Haggardfh.com
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So they needed an angel, they took the best, free from pain, now you can rest. R.I.P
My deepest sympathies for your loss. My thoughts and prays are with you. And Lonnie will be with you always in your hearts and souls.
Online friend to Brenda n Lonnie…Keeping all of you in our prayers..So sorry about Lonnie…We’ve been pulling so much for him..we love you all.. God Bless..Chad, Lorri, Kenny Joe & Eric
my prayer are with Brenda and the family
Well, Tumbelweed, i know your driving that truck in heaven now with your dad and the rest of your family with you but i sure do miss you here with me. i tried to do it all the way you ask me to. i love you Lonnie. 10/4 and see you on the other side.
God Bless !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lonnie Adams Is one of the greats men I have ever had the Privlage of knowing…………I Love and God knows I will always love and miss him ……….
You will be missed so much you gave my sister some great years RIP brother-in-law.
I miss you Lonnie, but I know you had finally found true happiness on earth, your family was reconnected and you married the love of your life. We saw a miracle when you left the hospital and was able to go to Vernon so you and Brenda could be married, pour concrete ramps for mother and make plans for the 4th of July celebration. I know you are in perfect health now and waiting to see us again soon. I love you Lonnie D Adams Your sister, Georgia
Lonnie was my brother, only 13 months older than me. As a child I was a real tomboy and I always played whatever Lonnie and my younger brother, James, played; trucks, race, stilts (Lonnie was always the best), etc. I even wrestled with them and won for a while. But, soon Lonnie became very strong and then I quit wrestling. Lonnie and I had some real good times.i missyou !!
we only got to know ya for a couple of years, but it didn’t take long to love ya. we’re gonna take care of brenda dow here for ya, so you just watch over her from up there. love and miss you!!!
Just heard the news Aunt Brenda…. so sorry for your loss. U are in our thoughts and prayers. Love youe