Stanley Casimer Adams

I will miss Stanley or Mr Adams. A true gentleman and friend in my adult life. My heart goes out to Jean Adams and the entire family. I have numerous memories of our time together from spending time at grandparents house, crabbing with pop. Be carried by your father when my leg was broken at the park. And I was a load back then. That's just a few things that are parts of many. I'm always here for you ❤. Love you all!

Stan's death leaves a hole in my heart. We became friends later in his life and during that time I saw how kind, considerate and caring man he was. He loved his Church and his family, served his country, was a valuable employee, a generous mentor and dear friend. Josephine and I had many happy times with Stan and Jean that we will always cherish. He loved to talk about his Phillies and Eagles and was happy to finally have an Eagles Super Bowl ring. God bless him and may he enjoy eternal life.

Stan, my heart hurts because you are no longer here.
I will feel lost and alone and miss your kind words of comfort when I am
feeling low.

The dinners and outings with you, Jean and Ed were always so much fun. We loved hearing your stories of all the places you visited and the early days of your growing up.

You always spoke so lovingly of your beautiful Jean and your family.
You were so proud of your son, Charlie and loved that he called you almost evey day. You loved that Amanda loved sports just like you did and that you would watch games together.

I will especially miss you, my dear friend, on Thursdays at our
Pinochle games at the American Legion. You were one of the best players I ever sat across from.

There will never be another Stanley.
You will be in my thoughts and prayers every day.

Mrs. Adams, Chal, and Jeanie,
I wanted to tell you how sorry I am for your loss of Mr.Adams. As your family was such a part of my childhood with being our neighbors and us growing up together we spent a lot of time in each others homes when we were young. I always remember Mr. Adams as being a happy guy. He was always good with us kids. He never seemed to mind us being around.
Mrs. Adams I would like to tell you my fondest memory of you is you putting us kids in your corvair and off we would go. Thanks for being so good to us.
I hope the love and all the wonderful memories you have bring you peace.


Joyce

I'm am so sad I never got to meet Stanley please accept my heartfelt sympathies. May fond memories bring peace, support, and strength days ahead.

Mr. Adams was a great guy. As a young child growing up, he was a very large presence but not intimidating, always warm and friendly. He treated me to my first diner in the Little Italy area of New York, family style meals and wonderful company!! Thanks for the awesome memories.