Robert-Adams-Obituary

Photo courtesy of Eckersell Funeral Home (Eckersell Memorial Chapel)

Robert Kay Adams

Rigby, Idaho

Mar 1, 1938 – Dec 26, 2021 (Age 83)

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BORN
March 1, 1938
DIED
December 26, 2021
AGE
83
LOCATION
Rigby, Idaho

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Eckersell Funeral Home (Eckersell Memorial Chapel) Obituary

Robert Kay Adams, 83, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, passed away December 26, 2021 at his home.


Kay was born March 1, 1938 in Rigby, Idaho to Reed Forsyth Adams and Olive Francis Finn Adams.  He graduated from Idaho Falls High School in 1956.  Kay enlisted in the US Army and was stationed in Germany and California.  He married Maureen Lindburg of Pocatello; they later divorced. 


Kay worked in computer security for AEC and Aero Jet General.  He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  Kay enjoyed gardening and grew a wonderful vegetable garden and fruit trees.  He also raised rabbits.


He is survived by a brother, Douglas R. (Arlene) Adams of Shelley, Idaho.


Kay was preceded in death by his parents; sister, JoAnn Christensen; and brother, Francis Clair Adams.


Graveside services will be held at 2:00 p.m., Thursday, December 30, 2021 at Rigby Pioneer Cemetery. Services are under the care of Eckersell Funeral Home in Rigby.  Condolences may be sent to the family online at www.eckersellfuneralhome.com


 


 


 

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I hope Mom and Kay are picking raspberries today

I was remembering many times when my family visited you guys down in Goshen on the farm. We always had a good time playing as cousins. I had not seen Kay for years, and the picture looks a lot like your Dad. I would like to have come to the Graveside service, but the weather was just too bad. I guess you are the only one left in your family now Doug - the same for me in my family, and we are getting old. I send love and condolences to you and your family. YVonne

I am grateful to have known our Uncle Kay. He spent his days mostly to himself because of allergies and some life experiences. Despite that, he had a good attitude and excelled in the beautiful yard and garden that he and Grandma loved to work in. His rabbits droppings are what made it so productive. He was there for Grandma and she was able to stay in her home because of his caring support. Thank you Kay!

Rest in peace with honor and gratitude.

Uncle Kay was a good man & we had many good conversations. He grew the most fantastic garden & raised white rabbits. I remember he was a big Elvis fan. He will be missed. My condolences to all the family.