James Joseph Adams

Jim was a great friend and a true gentleman. He is missed even today.

Dear Phyllis, Martha and Jeffrey,
I have the fondest memories of Jim and his love for his family will touch you forever...His work with the Lord is beginning. I am praying for you.

Dear Phyllis and Family,
Our deepest sympathy on your loss. Jim was a fine man and a very loyal shipmate. He was always the picture of patience and understanding. Over three tours, I was always glad that Jim was there. Glad we had the opportunity to see Jim at the Gator Joinup. We missed the service since we were out of town. A memorial has been made to the American Cancer Society.


Jeanne and Larry Lubbs

Phyllis, Ron and family,

Please accept my deepest condolences in your loss. Commander Adams' service to his country is most appreciated. May the Lord be with you all and comfort you with His presence during this difficult time.

Phyllis and family, No words can express the feelings of loss and pain you are experiencing; may God help you now and into the future. Jim was a great friend and a trusted mentor during our Navy days together. He was a stickler for detail and concerned for helping all to do the best they could and to make things right. He helped during a tough time in the early days of USS WHIDBEY ISLAND make it through its first OPPE. As a friend noted, Jim could spot a burned out light bulb from three...

Phyllis, Martha, and Jeffrey,
Jim truly was a "gentle giant" and we will always remember the times we were fortunate to have him at our home. He was an inspiration to all. Jim and Alecia Graves, Jimmy and Jordan.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Jim, you will be missed. God Bless

Phyllis, We are so sorry and stunned by this sudden passing. I know Jim is in a better place but his absence will certainly be missed. Phyllis and I will see you on Friday