"Beloved Wife, Mother & Grandmother"
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Grace Marie (Gibson)Adams was born Nov.19, 1924 to James Burton and Helen Rose Meyer Gibson in Oklahoma.
The family later moved to Kansas where she attendet school and spend most of her teenage years. Her mother Helen died when she was 7 years old and Grace went to live with her aunt and family.
She married Orbra T. French in 1944. They had three boys.
Orba tragically died in 1950 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Her second marriage took place in 1952. Together they had 4 more children.
Mother was the most giving, patient, loving, never judging person. She treated everyone she knew with love and kindness. She was the light that shone where ever she was and went.
She tragically became sick with colon cancer and was taken from us in 1992. We will always miss her, for we loved her so. The big emptyness she left can never be filled again, she was the light of this family.
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Our Mom
When we were young and learning to dream, she was always there.
She listened and encouraged us to follow our dreams. She helped us to become all that we are. Because she believed in us, we learned to believe in ourselves.
Our Mom- more then a woman, she's our dearest friend. Always there when no one else is around. Always giving of herself and giving her all. She was someone that would never laugh at our mistakes, for your hurt became hers. Always standing there beside you, never in front of or behind you. As strong as an oak tree, yet as gentle as a morning rainfall and as beautiful as a sunset; everlasting beauty that will never perish.
Our Mom- We love her so.
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Grace Marie (Gibson)Adams was born Nov.19, 1924 to James Burton and Helen Rose Meyer Gibson in Oklahoma.
The family later moved to Kansas where she attendet school and spend most of her teenage years. Her mother Helen died when she was 7 years old and Grace went to live with her aunt and family.
She married Orbra T. French in 1944. They had three boys.
Orba tragically died in 1950 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Her second marriage took place in 1952. Together they had 4 more children.
Mother was the most giving, patient, loving, never judging person. She treated everyone she knew with love and kindness. She was the light that shone where ever she was and went.
She tragically became sick with colon cancer and was taken from us in 1992. We will always miss her, for we loved her so. The big emptyness she left can never be filled again, she was the light of this family.
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Our Mom
When we were young and learning to dream, she was always there.
She listened and encouraged us to follow our dreams. She helped us to become all that we are. Because she believed in us, we learned to believe in ourselves.
Our Mom- more then a woman, she's our dearest friend. Always there when no one else is around. Always giving of herself and giving her all. She was someone that would never laugh at our mistakes, for your hurt became hers. Always standing there beside you, never in front of or behind you. As strong as an oak tree, yet as gentle as a morning rainfall and as beautiful as a sunset; everlasting beauty that will never perish.
Our Mom- We love her so.
"Beloved Wife, Mother & Grandmother"
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Grace Marie (Gibson)Adams was born Nov.19, 1924 to James Burton and Helen Rose Meyer Gibson in Oklahoma.
The family later moved to Kansas where she attendet school and spend most of her teenage years. Her mother Helen died when she was 7 years old and Grace went to live with her aunt and family.
She married Orbra T. French in 1944. They had three boys.
Orba tragically died in 1950 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Her second marriage took place in 1952. Together they had 4 more children.
Mother was the most giving, patient, loving, never judging person. She treated everyone she knew with love and kindness. She was the light that shone where ever she was and went.
She tragically became sick with colon cancer and was taken from us in 1992. We will always miss her, for we loved her so. The big emptyness she left can never be filled again, she was the light of this family.
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Our Mom
When we were young and learning to dream, she was always there.
She listened and encouraged us to follow our dreams. She helped us to become all that we are. Because she believed in us, we learned to believe in ourselves.
Our Mom- more then a woman, she's our dearest friend. Always there when no one else is around. Always giving of herself and giving her all. She was someone that would never laugh at our mistakes, for your hurt became hers. Always standing there beside you, never in front of or behind you. As strong as an oak tree, yet as gentle as a morning rainfall and as beautiful as a sunset; everlasting beauty that will never perish.
Our Mom- We love her so.
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Grace Marie (Gibson)Adams was born Nov.19, 1924 to James Burton and Helen Rose Meyer Gibson in Oklahoma.
The family later moved to Kansas where she attendet school and spend most of her teenage years. Her mother Helen died when she was 7 years old and Grace went to live with her aunt and family.
She married Orbra T. French in 1944. They had three boys.
Orba tragically died in 1950 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Her second marriage took place in 1952. Together they had 4 more children.
Mother was the most giving, patient, loving, never judging person. She treated everyone she knew with love and kindness. She was the light that shone where ever she was and went.
She tragically became sick with colon cancer and was taken from us in 1992. We will always miss her, for we loved her so. The big emptyness she left can never be filled again, she was the light of this family.
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Our Mom
When we were young and learning to dream, she was always there.
She listened and encouraged us to follow our dreams. She helped us to become all that we are. Because she believed in us, we learned to believe in ourselves.
Our Mom- more then a woman, she's our dearest friend. Always there when no one else is around. Always giving of herself and giving her all. She was someone that would never laugh at our mistakes, for your hurt became hers. Always standing there beside you, never in front of or behind you. As strong as an oak tree, yet as gentle as a morning rainfall and as beautiful as a sunset; everlasting beauty that will never perish.
Our Mom- We love her so.
