James-Adams-Obituary

James Adams

Everett, Washington

1939 - 2021

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DIED
March 28, 2021
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Everett, Washington

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Jim was preceded in death by his father, Lewis Adams, mother Elizabeth Adams, and sister Suzanne Rowe.

He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Sally (Luark) Adams, brother Lewis Adams, sons Kirk (Roz) Adams and Jay (Sheri) Adams, daughter Melissa (Sam) Luna, and many beloved...

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Jim was the best...After teaching with him for almost 20 years, we had some great times......crabbing, golfing and playing cards at the cabin of Ralph Davis....who ever did pay for Ralph´s green fees anyway? I loved the man....and miss him every day..

So sorry to hear of Jim’s passing and that we weren’t able to stay in contact the last few years. What great fun we had all through the 60’s and 70’s .

Mr Adams was my absolute favorite teacher! Went to SHS from 1992 to 1994 and out of all the teachers I had, he stands out the most. Not only was he a great teacher, but knew how to connect to the kids. I loved his humor and when he'd pass me in the hall with a wink. Prayers to his family.


Sad to hear he is gone. One of my all time favorite teachers. We called him "Jungle Jim". I had him as a crafts teacher my sophomore year, 1966-67. He took a special interest in me due to my artistic abilities. We had some great talks. He was also my sophomore football coach. I remember telling him how disappointed I was that he was leaving. I was looking forward to continuing art classes with him. "Jungle" Jim Adams had such great stories to tell and a great sense of humor. One of the...

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In 1957 as a 6' 2" senior center Jim lead Montesano to the 16 team State Basketball Tournament. Typical of Jim. I offer my sympathy. Angels, angels bound for heaven. We're the class of '57. Joe LaBreck

Coach Adams was the best basketball coach I ever had. He combined skills with humor and compassion. All the players loved and respected him. A great man.

I enjoyed playing basketball for coach Adams. He taught us great defensive fundamentals. He also had a wonderful sense of humor. It was because of Mentors like Mr. Adams and Keith Gilbertson that I also became a coach. Thank you coach!

We have known Jim and his family for many years...He was a great friend... we shared many good times and lots of fun on and off the golf course and crabbing....One of his very special times was when he was on the beach and digging for razor clams...He was a great friend.. a kind and loving person..he will always remain dearly in our fondest memories ....