Below obituary, garnered from the Daily Oklahoman, added on 8 June 2013, as per suggestion.
He was born in Davis, OK to Ike and Paulene Adler. Known as "Ad" to his friends, he was an outstanding student through high school and college. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1931 and passed the exam to become a Certified Public accountant on the first attempt. Ad was devoted to his loving wife, Bea, and his family. He was a generous Man who always thought of others before himself. He had a wonderful sense of humor and enjoyed kidding friends and family. In his business, he was respected and admired by all as an advisor and confidant with wisdom and judgement, who took a personal interest in all of his clients, their businesses and their lives. We will all miss him, but he will always be with us as we remember his many teachings.
First name allowed per auto SAC on 4 Sep 2017.
He was born in Davis, OK to Ike and Paulene Adler. Known as "Ad" to his friends, he was an outstanding student through high school and college. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1931 and passed the exam to become a Certified Public accountant on the first attempt. Ad was devoted to his loving wife, Bea, and his family. He was a generous Man who always thought of others before himself. He had a wonderful sense of humor and enjoyed kidding friends and family. In his business, he was respected and admired by all as an advisor and confidant with wisdom and judgement, who took a personal interest in all of his clients, their businesses and their lives. We will all miss him, but he will always be with us as we remember his many teachings.
First name allowed per auto SAC on 4 Sep 2017.
Below obituary, garnered from the Daily Oklahoman, added on 8 June 2013, as per suggestion.
He was born in Davis, OK to Ike and Paulene Adler. Known as "Ad" to his friends, he was an outstanding student through high school and college. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1931 and passed the exam to become a Certified Public accountant on the first attempt. Ad was devoted to his loving wife, Bea, and his family. He was a generous Man who always thought of others before himself. He had a wonderful sense of humor and enjoyed kidding friends and family. In his business, he was respected and admired by all as an advisor and confidant with wisdom and judgement, who took a personal interest in all of his clients, their businesses and their lives. We will all miss him, but he will always be with us as we remember his many teachings.
First name allowed per auto SAC on 4 Sep 2017.
He was born in Davis, OK to Ike and Paulene Adler. Known as "Ad" to his friends, he was an outstanding student through high school and college. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1931 and passed the exam to become a Certified Public accountant on the first attempt. Ad was devoted to his loving wife, Bea, and his family. He was a generous Man who always thought of others before himself. He had a wonderful sense of humor and enjoyed kidding friends and family. In his business, he was respected and admired by all as an advisor and confidant with wisdom and judgement, who took a personal interest in all of his clients, their businesses and their lives. We will all miss him, but he will always be with us as we remember his many teachings.
First name allowed per auto SAC on 4 Sep 2017.
Inscription
(none noted other than name inscription)
Gravesite Details
Double, flat, metal marker with Beatrice (Bea).
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