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Renate Maria Adams

FUNERAL HOME

Watson-Hunt Funeral Home - Perry

1208 Main Street

Perry, Georgia

Renate Adams Obituary

FT VALLEY - Renate Maria Adams, 62, passed away Tuesday January 14, 2003 at her residence after a two year battle with cancer who was treated by her dedicated oncologist, Dr. Vundyla Reddy. Funeral Services will be 2:00 PM, Friday, January 17, 2003 at Watson-Hunt Chapel with entombment following at Perry Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be from 7-8:30 PM, Thursday, January 16, 2003 at the funeral home.

Renate was the daughter of the late Eugene and Maria Seemann, and sister of the late Hilda Seemann. All were formerly of Stuttgart, Germany. Mrs Adams had resided here for the past 40 years was a former beautician and employee of Rock-Tenn from 1985 until she medically retired in April 2001. She was a Baptist and attended Crestview Memorial Baptist Church.

Survivors include her fiance, Bob Ackley of Warner Robins; a son, Johnny Adams of Oregon, WIsconsin; daughters, Barbara Adams Crenshaw of Jacksonville, FL, Patricia Adams Brown of Honolulu, Hawaii, and Tina Adams of Perry; grandchildren, Christopher, Johanthan, Jaeden, Aaron, and Elijah; a future great-grandchild, Hunter Kelly; father of her children, Rudy Adams of Montezuma; a brother, Eugene Seemann of Germany; nieces, Renate and Sabina, and a nephew, Dietmar.

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Published by The Telegraph on Jan. 14, 2003.

Memories and Condolences
for Renate Adams

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21 Entries

Barbara Adams

November 3, 2011

Hi Mom here it is Nov. 2011 and i still miss you as much today as i did when you went to heaven. Just want you to know you are never forgotten. I love and miss you so much. Please keep your prayerws & your arms around me to help keep me safe. I love you Momma

Jeanette (Calhoun) Ferguson

August 28, 2006

Rudy & family: Sorry about your loss. We all send our condolences and prayers to you and hope that if you remember, we are here for you all.

jd calhoun

March 9, 2006

A warm hearted lady missed by all who knew her. God bless the fammily.

Trish Adams-Brown

June 8, 2005

Well it has been over two years since my mom has passed and the longing to talk to her and see her is still there. The pain of her passing has subsided because I know that she is in the best place possible and there is no more pain for her. If any one should ask what the biggest influence my mom had over me - I would have to say "look at my children". I wondered and searched for a long time what my purpose on earth is, and just recently I discovered that is was to be the best mother I can be and to raise my children to be their best. There is no bigger blessing! As I reflect on me and my mom's relationship, there were so many things that I din't understand and disagreed with, however, not until becoming a parent myself, did I see crystal clear! It is probably the hardest job here on earth, to raise children in these awful times, to keep them on a path that will lead them to a successful and prosperous future. I am 37 now, and seek the Bible more than ever on issues dealing with my children and my relationship, and believe me, all the answers are there. I have a husband that truly is a gift from God. I love my mother dearly and thank her for my three siblings as well as her good choice of a husband, my dad, which there is none better. I talk with my mom quiet frequently and still seek her advice. Although my husband is in the military and we were not there physically, I was always there in my heart and Sundays were the day we talked on the phone, every single Sunday. Still today, my Sundays are empty with out her and always will be until I see her again. I want to thank my sisters so very much for taking care of her when I could not be there. There are no words that can express the thanks I have in my heart because what you two went through - no one can even begin to imagine. You are hero's in my heart and I look up to and admire you for the wonderful things that you both did for her. I love all of my family so deeply and thank you so much for your love.

Wendell & Emily Ratterree

June 7, 2005

Rudy, we were sorry to hear of your loss. Even though we haven't met since graduation (1958) we think of you often.

Paula Abbott

July 18, 2003

Today, I was sitting and thinking about Renate and how much I miss her. I wanted to go down to her home and visit her, but she is not there. So, Renate, hello and I love and miss you and tell Jesus the same. Jesus, I sure miss that beautiful woman!

Barbara Adams

February 9, 2003

Linda & Fred Martin, thank you so much for signing my Mom's guest book, please e-mail me so that we can talk to each other, it has been so many years. Thank you again!

Tina Adams

February 2, 2003

My mom wasn't just any ordanary mom. She was the foundation on which I was built, by the grace of God. She gave me two wonderful sisters, one wonderful brother and married the best Dad I could ever ask for. She was very dedicated at everything she did from raising children to working through sweat and tears to provide for her family for fifteen years without missing one single day. She was diagnosed with the same cancer 20 years ago and asked God to please heal her and let her live to see all her children grown. We are all grown now. I will never forget what it feals like to share special moments with my mom. There is nothing like a mother's unconditional love, nothing like her understanding, her wise advice and last but not least her gentle touch. Right before she died, she told me that she has wings and she passed to the last word of "Amazing Grace". I'm going to miss my mom, my very best freind and my ANGEL.

I Love You Moma,

Christina A Adams

Danny Crenshaw

February 2, 2003

I am Barbara's husband. I loved my Mother-in-law and will miss her very much. I am glad that I did get a chance to get to know her in the last 3 years before she passed away. But I had rather see that she went to heaven than suffer with the cancer she had here on earth. Barbara & I thank you for all the support,prayers,love and understanding you gave to our family and Renate. I will truly miss her.

Barbara Adams

February 2, 2003

I am one of the Daughters of Renate Adams. I am so thankful for everyone's support & prayers. I don't know what I would have done without you all. There is no words that I can say to let you know how grateful I really am. If you knew my Mom you know how special she was. To me she was the best. We did not see eye to eye for along time. Before we knew of her cancer, something happened between her and I that made us the best of friends,and we had the best of Mother & Daughter relationship. It was just wonderful that Jesus Christ gave that to Her & I. I do have to say that I don't think back and say I wished that I had done this or that I wished I had done that, because I did what I wanted to do with my Mom. My heart & my sole are content. I want everyone to know that I loved my Mom dearly and still do. I miss her beyond believe and it is so hard right now because I miss her so much. Those of you out there that has lost a mother I can truley understand where you are coming from. I would have never thought in a million years that I would have to go threw the death of my mother this early in my life. But I know for a fact where she is and that is what keeps me going, knowing that Jesus Christ has her. My Mom suffered so much with the cancer she had. But the suffering payed off at the end. Because she is with Jesus Christ. I love you forever Mom, and will always miss you until I join you and Jesus and Grandma & Grandpa, Oma & Opa in Heaven!!!!!!! Love you Forever Mom.

Dee Adams

January 29, 2003

Johnny, Barbara, Trisha, and Tina; I had the pleasure of meeting your mother 3 years ago. Its always a stressful time meeting the new wife and most ex wives would not have had much to do with the new one. I was very lucky in that your mom treated we as a friend. I feel very blessed to have known her and for her allowing me to be apart of her family. Though we may not see and know why God does the things he does, I truly believe he brought our lives together so that we can look back on our memories to get us through these rough times ahead. Our memories are wrapped around you, the children, we both love you all very much. I am very honored that she allowed me to do a memory quilt for her and now I hope that the quilt can give you comfort in knowing that she was loved and will be missed, as much as she loved her family and knowing that she would be missing you as well.

I did want to pass something on to you, her last Saturday, she had her loved ones that could be there around her during one of her most difficult times she had to face. During that time, when everyone was rejoicing she looked at me and asked to make sure they are safe and happy, to look after them. She said "Take care of them, keep them safe and happy for me". She loves you all very much and only wanted to ensure that you felt her love once she was gone.

Let God give you comfort and peace and if there is anything that I can do, all you need to do is ask. I will always be there for you.

You are all very fortunate, you got to know how much love your mom had for you, and if you ever get to feeling that you can't remember how much she loved you, please call me so that I can tell you again, just how much.

Translate this message, the message that god is real!

Johnny Adams

January 29, 2003

I've seen into my fathers house and to its majestic glory and there inside I saw my Mom prepareing a place for us and oh the peace she felt and translated to me no known feeling here on earth!If you only had a taste of what she had My mother would say of her cancer all other things would not matter! My Mother gave me a taste of yet what was even better a peak inside the pearly Gates!

Ron and Jane Giddens

January 27, 2003

We were very sorry to hear of your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Sandra Fleisch

January 27, 2003

I'm so sorry about your mom.

She was a special person & we will miss her.

Boots

Pam & Joe Kirby

January 26, 2003

To Renade's Children & Family,

We are very sorry about her passing.

Renade's, greatest miracle in life was to Know Christ our Lord. The Lord crowned her with his loving kindness & tender mercies.

She has a NEW home now, Praise Be to God!

If she could speak just one last word to any of us, I'm sure it would be to, Repent of our Sins, Jesus Christ is Lord & Our Saviour & he loves all of us dearly.

We all loved her very much & will miss her. We look forward to seeing her again one day in HEAVEN.

To my cousins, we love you & you are always welcome in our homes....

you are in our prayers.

Pam & Joe

Linda & Fred(Cardinal Dr.) Martin

January 19, 2003

Our thoughts are with you.

Paula Abbott

January 18, 2003

Renate's Family:

It was a great pleasure to have been there when Renate left this wicked world, to go to Heaven, and be with her Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. I will never forget that night, when the four of us, Billy, Tina, Barbara, and myself, sang the song, "Amazing Grace", around the bed and Renate passed away on the last line, "when we've just begun". Praise Jesus from above, because Renate is with Him and is not suffering pain anymore!! Renate was a beautiful person that gave this earth beautiful children and beautiful grandchildren and her life continues. You have many memories to cherish, laugh, and remember. I pray, Christ will give each of you peace that passeth all understanding and He will give you all the strength and courage that you will need to go on from day to day. Remember, your family is here also if you ever need any of us. We love each of you.

God Bless,

Paula

Dot & Bob Welborn

January 17, 2003

Renate, a great friend and good person will be greatly missed.

The Staff of Watson-Hunt Funeral Home

January 14, 2003

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

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