Nancy H. ADAMS

Dear Debbie and Family:

We just recently learned of the heavenly homegoing of Nancy - I'm sure her and Mom (Maxine Morris) is up there now having a grand time and seeing who can talk the fastest. They certainly had some great times together. Nancy, was not only a dear friend to our mother, she was also a friend to all us kids. I can remember sitting in her kitchen and her cutting my hair even though she had worked all day and must have been exhausted she still kept that lovely...

I will always remember Nancy and her long friendship with my mother, Maxine. They were great friends who traveled many miles together and built good memories. She was always willing to share a smile and laugh with others.

I love you Granny. Will miss all our precious time together.

So sorry for the loss of "Granny" but rejoicing that she is finally in peace and walking down streets of Gold! I have known and Loved Granny for what seems like my whole life and it was a honor to know her. What a hard working, loving Mom, Granny and friend. Always in my heart. RIP Granny, we will meet again. Love,
Claudia , Jeremy and Alexia

Mr. Adams, We did not have the pleasure of knowing your mother but from reading your group posts a mixture of everything from a character, jokester, but a person of heart and integrity she had to have been quite a woman. It hurt to see how much you loved her but I think she would have been proud of what you have become and the manner in which you act. It won’t mean much to anyone but you but she had flags both that striped banner and ours at half-mast at over 813 locations mostly across the...

Keep all your beautiful memories close to your heart in this difficult time. Nancy was a wonderful neighbor to us for many years in Hampton. Her bright friendly smile will always be remembered.

I remember Nancy from my Visits to West Hampton Baptist Church as one of the Vendors who serviced the Church, and Nancy was always an Inspiration as I had the opportunity to discuss my friends from West Hampton, when I lived in Copeland Park. My next door neighbors the Saunders, attended West Hampton Baptist for many years. My friends and I Used to walk back home together, as I attended the Methodist Church Next Door - So, after Church those Copeland Park friends and I would Walk Home...

Granny welcomed me into her home with open arms, as Issac's girlfriend. She always loved it when he came over for a visit! She was always busy doing something around the house or cooking for her boys. I remember she always made us mark our height & date on the wall (even me), Issac and her boys had been doing it for years. She always called Issac, Roger...I wish that Granny could've me her great grandson Noah James, but I'm sure that she is looking down on him from Heaven. We'll miss you...