Rudolph Adams

My deepest sympathy to you and your family. I was sorry to hear about the passing of your husband. I pray that God will continue to give you the strength to keep on holding on to God unchanging hands. It was indeed a blessing that Mount Zion was truly blessed with such a wonderful man of God.I remember Mr. Adams at Andrew J. Bell as one of my teachers who was so well dressed. He was a caring and wonderful person. God has just called home another angel.
May God Bless You and Your Family,
Linda Mayberry

We express our sincere sympathy in the loss of your beloved Rudolph Adams. We are blessed to have known him and his beautiful, sweet wife while we attended Mt. Zion United Methodist Church.

Our hearts and prayers are with Mr. Adams' family.

God Bless You,
Donald and Cynthia Carriere

Rita,

Words are sometimes inadequate at a time such as this. Knowing that our Lord and Savior loved Rudy more than we could ever love him, he is safe within HIS arms. What a wonderful feeling! Mount Zion was blessed to have Rudy and Rudy blessed all of us! My memories of Rudy include him being "dressed to the nines" and sharing his wit and wisdom on Sunday mornings as liturgist. May God bless you and your family as you journey through the days that lie ahead. We are praying with and for you. Love, Acie and Alexis

Dear Rita & Family,

My deepest sympathy on the loss of our beloved Rudy, a dear friend and a true gentleman. I will always remember Rudy's warm smile, articulate delivery, meticulous attire and compassionate spirit. May the beautiful memories of a life well lived comfort you as you celebrate his remarkable legacy.

Sincerely with love,
Brenda J. Williams

We were blessed to have known Mr. Adams as we traveled along life's journey. Mrs. Adams and family, you are in our prayers.
Errol & Elaine Conley