Clarence Adams

clarence adams

April 15, 1935 ~ July 14, 2026

Clarence Eugene Adams, 91, died on July 14, 2026. He was born on April 15, 1935, to
the late George and Effie Higginbotham Adams in Somerset, KY. Clarence worked
primarily as an electrician, first as a lineman for the RECC and later in building
maintenance for Danville Independent Schools. He was a master vegetable gardener
and crappie fisherman. He was an excellent cook and built his own custom grill on
wheels for large gatherings and family reunions. Other than smartphones and modern
TV’s, he could fix just about anything. Clarence was a member of Danville First Church
of God and was an Oleika Shriner with the Lexington Temple. In addition to his parents
Clarence was preceded in death by his daughter Cyndi Curtis and a brother-in-law,
James Acey.

Clarence is survived by his son, Blaine (Kathy) Adams, son-in-law Larry Curtis, Sondra
(Gary) Horseman and Alexis (Nick) Fleet whom he thought of as daughters, sisters,
Pauline Acey and Lois (Russell) Goff, brothers, John Adams, Millard “Deebo” (Connie)
Adams, and Tommy (Sue) Adams, and many other loving family members.

The funeral service will be held at 12:30 pm on Monday, July 20, 2026, at Danville First
Church of God (3220 Harrodsburg Road). Burial will follow at 2:00 pm at Danville
Memorial Gardens (4627 Stanford Road). Visitation will be held from 10:30 am to 12:30
pm prior to the service.

Services

Visitation: July 20, 2026 10:30 am - 12:30 pm

Danville First Church of God
3220 Harrodsburg Rd
Danville, Kentucky 40422

(859) 236-4700
https://www.danvillefirstchurchofgod.com/

Funeral Service: July 20, 2026 12:30 pm

Danville First Church of God
3220 Harrodsburg Rd
Danville, Kentucky 40422

(859) 236-4700
https://www.danvillefirstchurchofgod.com/

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  1. Good Man Great electrician could do anything worked with him for years.Have a fan he made me years still use in garage. Will be missed. Jr Worthington

  2. Slick was a great man. He was a good addition to our church, even though he hasn’t been able to attend for several years. He was always ready to help out. The family is in my thoughts and prayers.

  3. So sorry to hear of Slick’s passing. He was a good man and a hard worker. He was always helping out at our church with a smile. His family are in my thoughts and prayers.

    • We are Sending You Prayers and Comfort ! God Bless ! He always had such a Beautiful Garden and Well taken care of. Full of knowledge for Gardening. Fly High!

  4. Im so very sorry for your loss but hes not suffering anymore. And hes walking the streets of gold with our lord jesus christ

  5. So sorry for your loss.he was a great man and a great friend. He was a great neighbor to my family across the street. He will surely be missed.Floyd Lyons

  6. Tooter is one of my favorite cousins, the time I spent with him and his family on his parents farm are fond memories. I always thought of him when I heard the song “Line man for the country” because that was his job when I stayed on the farm in the summer. I haven’t spent much time with him for several years. When I did he was still the pleasant caring person I knew as kind. The bells in heaven are ringing for the new residents.

  7. Clarence had a long wonderful life.
    May he now rest in peace. As my cousin, I have some fond memories, Prayers to all. God bless all!

  8. What fun we had, swimming in the creek, looking for bears at the old collapsed cave., and fishing on the lake in that rickety boat.


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