Herbert Orin Adams was the third of nine children born to William and Loutishey Hale Adams. On October 16, 1932 he married Ona Sarrah Sebree after knowing each other since they were very young. On December 20, 1933 they were blessed with twin daughters, Doris Jean and Deloris Joan.
The babies were only eleven months old when they died only days apart after drinking bad cows milk.
Herbert was a hard worker and a gentle man. Always ready to lend help when ever he could. He was always there for any member of his family. He had a wonderful sense of humor and loved to fish and hunt. When he and Ona didn't live on the farm in Douglas County, Missouri, he worked as a landscaper. When Herbert passed, the world lost a great man and I lost the best Uncle ever!!!
The babies were only eleven months old when they died only days apart after drinking bad cows milk.
Herbert was a hard worker and a gentle man. Always ready to lend help when ever he could. He was always there for any member of his family. He had a wonderful sense of humor and loved to fish and hunt. When he and Ona didn't live on the farm in Douglas County, Missouri, he worked as a landscaper. When Herbert passed, the world lost a great man and I lost the best Uncle ever!!!
Herbert Orin Adams was the third of nine children born to William and Loutishey Hale Adams. On October 16, 1932 he married Ona Sarrah Sebree after knowing each other since they were very young. On December 20, 1933 they were blessed with twin daughters, Doris Jean and Deloris Joan.
The babies were only eleven months old when they died only days apart after drinking bad cows milk.
Herbert was a hard worker and a gentle man. Always ready to lend help when ever he could. He was always there for any member of his family. He had a wonderful sense of humor and loved to fish and hunt. When he and Ona didn't live on the farm in Douglas County, Missouri, he worked as a landscaper. When Herbert passed, the world lost a great man and I lost the best Uncle ever!!!
The babies were only eleven months old when they died only days apart after drinking bad cows milk.
Herbert was a hard worker and a gentle man. Always ready to lend help when ever he could. He was always there for any member of his family. He had a wonderful sense of humor and loved to fish and hunt. When he and Ona didn't live on the farm in Douglas County, Missouri, he worked as a landscaper. When Herbert passed, the world lost a great man and I lost the best Uncle ever!!!
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