Louis E. Adams

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October 7, 1958 ~ February 24, 2024

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Louis Edison \”Junie\” Adams Jr., 65, died Friday, February 9, 2024. He was born in Danville, Kentucky on October 7, 1958, to the late Louis Edison and Willie Mae Adams.

Louis was a devoted Army veteran who loved to encourage his fellow veterans to continue with higher education by assisting them through the process. To know Louis is to know his love for the Dallas Cowboys. Louis could never bite his tongue, he was most definitely very outspoken about his thoughts. Louis is predeceased by his parents, and family members Leon Farley, Kitty McGill, James Pope, Kenny Adams, Andrea Martin, and Charles Farley.

Surviving Louis are his children, Leona (Joshua Deale) Adams and Louis Adams; sister, Louisia Adams; mother of his children Rita Yazzie, special nephews and nieces, Chad Martin, Mae C. Smalley, Jackie McGill, and Jalen Daughtery; grandchildren, Penelope, Emilia, and Charolette; as well as many more nieces and nephews.

The family will receive friends at noon, March 1, 2024, at St. James AME Church. The memorial service will be at 12:30 pm. at St. James AME Church with Rev. Ralph Smith and Pastor Bowman officiating, followed by a burial at Camp Nelson National Cemetery with military honors provided by the United States Army and American Legion Caswell Saufley Post #18.

Receiving of friends: at noon, March 1, 2024, at St. James AME Church

Memorial Service: 12:30 pm. March 1, 2024, at St. James AME Church

Burial: Camp Nelson National Cemetery

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  6. THE EMPTY CHAIR We gather here, a class once more To reminiscence, like years before Upon the days and joys we knew Before our school-aged time was through Yet, as we meet, with memories near We think of those, always held dear – Our friends and classmates, passed away To be with God, and enjoy their day. They sit at desks, resting on clouds Surrounded by angelic crowds Where they shall be forevermore The friends and schoolmates we adore They’ll be with us in every prayer Until the day, we join them there Within the walls of Heaven’s class Where friendships formed shall always last. Until that hour, when we join again An empty chair, we will maintain In honor of the life-long bond We forged with those, now passed beyond The friends with whom we learned life’s truth Whose bonds lasted far from our youth And shall remain forever near When we gather, from year to year. – Author unknown

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