James Adams MISSOULA James D. Adams of Missoula, a former equal opportunity specialist for the Montana Highway Department in Helena, died of natural causes Saturday in a Missoula hospital. Born Feb. 17, 1944 in Hutchinson, to D.V. and Alice Adams, he came to Montana with his family in 1954, He attended schools at Crow Agency and graduated from Busby HS and Rocky Mtn College in Billings Mt.
From 1971-1075 he worked for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare in Denver CO. In 1975 he came to Missoula and became the civil rights director of Reg 1 Forest Service.
He married Jackie Goodson on Dec 23 1976 in Missoula.
He was awarded the US Dept of Agriculture Superior Service Award for outstanding service in promotion of equal opportunities for women and
minorities.
Survivors include his wife and son, Shawn, of Missoula,his mother Alice Adams, his sister Joan Adler, both of Hardin and two nieces.
Memorial services are Tuesday in Missoula, Burial was in Hardin MT.
From 1971-1075 he worked for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare in Denver CO. In 1975 he came to Missoula and became the civil rights director of Reg 1 Forest Service.
He married Jackie Goodson on Dec 23 1976 in Missoula.
He was awarded the US Dept of Agriculture Superior Service Award for outstanding service in promotion of equal opportunities for women and
minorities.
Survivors include his wife and son, Shawn, of Missoula,his mother Alice Adams, his sister Joan Adler, both of Hardin and two nieces.
Memorial services are Tuesday in Missoula, Burial was in Hardin MT.
James Adams MISSOULA James D. Adams of Missoula, a former equal opportunity specialist for the Montana Highway Department in Helena, died of natural causes Saturday in a Missoula hospital. Born Feb. 17, 1944 in Hutchinson, to D.V. and Alice Adams, he came to Montana with his family in 1954, He attended schools at Crow Agency and graduated from Busby HS and Rocky Mtn College in Billings Mt.
From 1971-1075 he worked for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare in Denver CO. In 1975 he came to Missoula and became the civil rights director of Reg 1 Forest Service.
He married Jackie Goodson on Dec 23 1976 in Missoula.
He was awarded the US Dept of Agriculture Superior Service Award for outstanding service in promotion of equal opportunities for women and
minorities.
Survivors include his wife and son, Shawn, of Missoula,his mother Alice Adams, his sister Joan Adler, both of Hardin and two nieces.
Memorial services are Tuesday in Missoula, Burial was in Hardin MT.
From 1971-1075 he worked for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare in Denver CO. In 1975 he came to Missoula and became the civil rights director of Reg 1 Forest Service.
He married Jackie Goodson on Dec 23 1976 in Missoula.
He was awarded the US Dept of Agriculture Superior Service Award for outstanding service in promotion of equal opportunities for women and
minorities.
Survivors include his wife and son, Shawn, of Missoula,his mother Alice Adams, his sister Joan Adler, both of Hardin and two nieces.
Memorial services are Tuesday in Missoula, Burial was in Hardin MT.
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