Louise Foster Adkins

Missing you very much. It is the time of year when I always wanted to come home. Now it is hard to think of the Holidays without both of you and Chris. Love Sherry

Christmas was always your favorite holiday. I am missing you very much during the holidays. I love you.
Your son,
Billy

Mother, I am missing you very much at Thanksgiving. I wish you and Daddy were here with me. Using your recipe and cake pans, I made your Japanese Fruit cake for Thanksgiving and when I tasted it I immediately had so many fond memories of your wonderful meals and desserts (especially during the holidays). I love you very much, Billy.

It will be hard to say much more than my brother has already said. Our mother was one of a kind. She was always there for us even when she was in pain. She was a member of the P.T.A. when we were in school. She helped in the concession stand at football and little league. She was definitely not one to give up, a fighter to the end. It is easy to imagine my mom and dad sitting out front of a cabin in the mountains with no pain and no worries enjoying all that nature has to offer. Mostly I can...

My Mother was a kind and friendly woman. Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis when she was 32 years old, she fought with dignity to overcome a debilitating disease that would finally claim her life at the age of 70. Her determination to live an active and productive life was greatly admired by her family and friends. Her love, devotion and dedication to her husband, Billy M. Adkins, and three children, Sheila, Sherry and Billy, was demonstrated in her daily nurturing and care-giving....

We regret to hear of the passing of Louise. May God be with you to comfort you through the days that follow.

Carroll Sanders, daughter of Ruth Niblett

Our prayers and thoughts are with all of you during this time of grief.
Harold & Geraldine Sanders