HORACE MONROE ADAMS "Bud"
Passed away suddenly at age 81. He was a Merchant Marine as a teenager then joined the U.S. Air Force during WW II. He was a policeman for 23 years with the Washington, DC Metropolitan Police Department and retired in 1973. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends, bowling, gardening, fishing, hunting and photography.
Preceded in passing by sister, Irene and brothers, Kenneth and Edwin.
Survived by his brother, Harold "Bill", the Cesaro's brother-in-law, Pete; nephews, Glenn and Peter; nieces, Rene, Vicki and Nancy; grand-nieces, Victoria and Rose; cousin, Bobby Adams; and many other relatives.
Memorial services were held at Cedar Hill Funeral Home, Suitland, MD. A private interment was held at Crownsville Veterans Cemetery.
(The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., Monday, June 15, 2009, p. B 5.).
Passed away suddenly at age 81. He was a Merchant Marine as a teenager then joined the U.S. Air Force during WW II. He was a policeman for 23 years with the Washington, DC Metropolitan Police Department and retired in 1973. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends, bowling, gardening, fishing, hunting and photography.
Preceded in passing by sister, Irene and brothers, Kenneth and Edwin.
Survived by his brother, Harold "Bill", the Cesaro's brother-in-law, Pete; nephews, Glenn and Peter; nieces, Rene, Vicki and Nancy; grand-nieces, Victoria and Rose; cousin, Bobby Adams; and many other relatives.
Memorial services were held at Cedar Hill Funeral Home, Suitland, MD. A private interment was held at Crownsville Veterans Cemetery.
(The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., Monday, June 15, 2009, p. B 5.).
HORACE MONROE ADAMS "Bud"
Passed away suddenly at age 81. He was a Merchant Marine as a teenager then joined the U.S. Air Force during WW II. He was a policeman for 23 years with the Washington, DC Metropolitan Police Department and retired in 1973. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends, bowling, gardening, fishing, hunting and photography.
Preceded in passing by sister, Irene and brothers, Kenneth and Edwin.
Survived by his brother, Harold "Bill", the Cesaro's brother-in-law, Pete; nephews, Glenn and Peter; nieces, Rene, Vicki and Nancy; grand-nieces, Victoria and Rose; cousin, Bobby Adams; and many other relatives.
Memorial services were held at Cedar Hill Funeral Home, Suitland, MD. A private interment was held at Crownsville Veterans Cemetery.
(The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., Monday, June 15, 2009, p. B 5.).
Passed away suddenly at age 81. He was a Merchant Marine as a teenager then joined the U.S. Air Force during WW II. He was a policeman for 23 years with the Washington, DC Metropolitan Police Department and retired in 1973. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends, bowling, gardening, fishing, hunting and photography.
Preceded in passing by sister, Irene and brothers, Kenneth and Edwin.
Survived by his brother, Harold "Bill", the Cesaro's brother-in-law, Pete; nephews, Glenn and Peter; nieces, Rene, Vicki and Nancy; grand-nieces, Victoria and Rose; cousin, Bobby Adams; and many other relatives.
Memorial services were held at Cedar Hill Funeral Home, Suitland, MD. A private interment was held at Crownsville Veterans Cemetery.
(The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., Monday, June 15, 2009, p. B 5.).
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