John Charles Adams

John was a close friend and golfing partner for many years. He was a "charter member" of the Geezers who had many happy breakfast meetings together at Denny's.
John was a happy, gracious friend. I will miss him dearly.
Gary Soule

John,
Thanks for your service to our Country &U.S. Army. May you rest in peace Brother. Army Strong!

Maj. William Jukich
United States Marine Corps (Retired).
Harrier Attack Pilot from Northwest Indiana.
Semper Fi

I never had the privilege of meeting and knowing John Adams but I have the very good fortune knowing his two daughters Sue and Amy.
They are truly extraordinary human beings. Obviously inheriting some these wonderful qualities from their mother and father.
It is those qualities that will live on for decades through his family, friends, colleagues and anyone that had the privilege of being in his company.
With Condolences,
Susan,Bella & Sterling Hogan

I never had the privilege meeting John Adams, but I´ve had the very good fortune knowing his two daughters Sue and Amy.
They´re truly remarkable human beings, demonstrating qualities I know they learned from both their mother and father
The qualities John Adams possessed and instilled in others will live on for generations to come
With Condolences,
Susan, Bella & Sterling Hogan

Any, Bob, and Sue and family,
I think of your father (and mother) often and am so very grateful to have had such a kind, generous, and caring uncle. They were both wonderful role models. My deepest sympathies and love to you all.
Barbara McCullough

I didn't know John, but I know one of his most impressive accomplishments: His daughter Sue. His kindness, charm, and intelligence live on in her. That's a pretty wonderful legacy.

John was the kindest man I ever met. I was very blessed to have him in my life for a short time and will never forget him. He was a wonderful husband, father and grandfather. I loved his sense of humor and his great laugh! RIP
Love, Jean-Ann Cox.