Adele Hart

Always sad to hear of the passing of a Lamar classmate.
Many blessing to the family.

This is such sad news for me. I have known Adele since elementary school and though our paths diverged after college, we still ran into each other at reunions or our kids athletic endeavors periodically in Ft Worth. Plus I happily ran into Mary Perry (the best name ever) as she was touring our group at the Modern Art Museum of Ft. Worth. Because I lived a few blocks from Adele and her sisters childhood home for many years, I passed by there frequently and always thought of them. I would just add to the many accolades that Adele was both fun and funny. Conversations with her were effervescent because words spilled out in a bubbly flow with a bit of irony mixed in. The world was better with her in it and I will miss knowing that I will not hear that distinct voice again. I am happy thinking that she is with Mark.

Richard and I will always treasure the gracious kind nature that Adele brought to everything. And we remember such joyous times. We trust that Mark and Adele are at peace together. Love to the family, Barbara and Richard

I just heard about the loss of that lovely Adele Perry ( as I knew her in high school) from my daughter-in-law Jill Rosen Davis. Somehow we all remain connected if we are lucky. I remember Adele as a beautiful, sweet and loving friend. I did run into her a few times in Fort Worth while visiting my Alma Mater, TCU. She was always just as lovely as she was in high school. Sending love. Barbara Young Faulkner

Adele was a lady, in every sense of the word. Never self-serving, she was kind, generous, and went out of her way to make others feel comfortable. She and Mark were the perfect couple.

I will always remember the fun we had playing golf. Especially running into you all in Carmel at Spanish Bay...The loud and crazy Texas golfers that we were.

There was never a more wonderful person! I know Mark and Adele are together now !