George L. Adams

Would sure like to have a visit with Mina, George's mother and my cousin. If she would share her mailing address, I'd like that. I do think of my kin Boligee and Gainsville often, as my own mother is buried there. I'm pleased to be in touch again and thank you for asking.

Love and best wishes to all -- Robin Swaim Davis, Memphis

My sincere condolences to the family. May you draw strength from the God of all comfort
(2 Cor. 1:2,3,9,10).

Mina and George,

My heart is truly broken about the loss of your precious son, George. My family, of course, has so many memories of the fun our children had together.....our two always saying about any upcoming plan, Are Little George and John going to be there! That was the clincher for a We are in! No words to use but I can only hope that with God's support warm memories will one day help in your grief.

My deepest condolences for your lost , it is never easy losing a loved one. May the promise found in Isaiah 65:17-25 bring you comfort

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Adams, I am so sorry for your loss. When I think of George, I see his huge grin and infectious energy that brought so many memories to all of us at Westminster. He was warm and kind and I remember your home being much the same when George had friends over. Praying for your family and sending much love

My son worked with George Jr. and Mr. Adams and I had the pleasure of seeing George a few times. He was always so sweet to me and generous when we needed pine straw or anything else around the yard. One time he let me borrow his car. We are sadden by his loss...gone too soon. Prayers for his parents, wife and children.

George and Mina, I am so sorry for your loss. I have so many wonderful memories of when the boys were growing up. I love you and will pray for your peace and comfort.

George & Mina, I am so very sorry for your tragic loss. You were so good to Mama in her time of need, if there is anything that I can do please let me know. Ya'll are on my heart and I am praying for you and your family. Gary has my contact information.

Mina your first cousin Robin Swaim (Davis) wants you to know that I am holding you up in prayer. My sincere condolences at this time of sorrow. We shared our homes and meals together as children in Tuscaloosa. Your father, I called him Man-Chile, once took me aside to say Mina Ruth had really grown up (since I had seen you) and how proud he was of you, you were a hard worker. Our grandparents in heaven are embracing you in their love. Warmest regards, Mina Ruth, love Robin