ALEX F. ADAMS

In loving memory of our beloved brother, Alex. (Butch) Your presence is missed. Your memory is treasured and in our hearts! Love from your brother and sisters..... Arthur, Annette, Anna Maria, Arleen and Agnes

In loving memory of our beloved brother, uncle, Alex. Your presence is missed. It has been three years now, but you left us with beautiful memories and we miss those special roast bacon gatherings.

Alex, it has been two years that you left us. Your spirit of helping others and treating us to our Hungarian custom of roasting bacon will not be forgotten. The memories live on remembering the best and the fun times. Your family. Annette, Anna Marie, Arleen, Aggie (S) and Arthur 9-2023

Your year anniversary is upon us Alex, September 7, 2022. We continue to miss you and the fun times shared. You were a great brother, husband, father, and friend. And, you were always there to help the unfortunate ones and there to fight for great causes. We carry you close in our hearts, missing you and never forgetting you and remembering the Hungarian Bacon Roast that you and Patrice hosted for family. We also keep your wife, Patrice close to family ties. May you rest in peace,...

Rest in peace Uncle Alex. You were a good man to me, to your family, and to so many people in your life. You will be missed in the world by so many.

Worked with Alex at Yellow Freight. He was a great guy and will be missed by many.

Patrice: We are deeply sorry to hear about the passing of Alex. May he rest in Peace with no more pain. He'll be always be in your heart and Memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Thank you Alex for your service, and for all the help to the city of Maple Heights and to all the people that you helped with their pensions. Please say hello to Jeff Lansky for us once u stop talking about everything you need to for catching up. Bless you and Bless and watch over Patrice.

Alex it was an honor to work with you at Yellow and on the pension issues. Rest In Peace Brother.

To our Brother, Alex..... Like branches in a tree... We all grow in different directions Yet our roots remain the same Our dear handsome, loving, hardworking and kind brother taught us to be kind, stay HUMBLE, smile often, travel when possible, never stop learning, always be THANKFUL, CARE, Share and HELP OTHERS. We will certainly miss Alex, our hearts are broken, he kept the family together, but he will not be forgotten. He will always be close in our hearts. And, how could we forget...