Joyce E. Adams, 80, of Brunswick, died Friday, May 10, 2013 at Seaside Rehabilitation Center, Portland.
She was born in Brunswick, September 19, 1932, the daughter of Maynard and Elizabeth Bragdon Albee. She graduated from Brunswick High School, Class of 1951. Her first husband Arthur G. Williams, Jr., died in 1971. She later married Paul A. Adams, Sr., in Brunswick in January 1974.
Mrs. Adams was a telephone operator for AT&T for 30 years, retiring in 1982.
She was a member and former Matron of Hawthorne Chapter #104, OES and precently a member of Electa Chapter OES. She was member and treasurer of Social Order of Beauceant, President of Downeast Chapter #1, Good Sam, member of Evergreen Senior Citizens Club, and a trustee of Growstown Cemetery Association.
She was a member of the Brunswick United Methodist Church, where she was a 50 plus year member of the Loyalty Club and the current treasurer. She was a life member of Fair Point Pioneers.
Joyce and Paul enjoyed many motorcycle trips across the USA and into Canada. She was a lover of most all outdoor activities, especially fishing, camping and boating.
Info from Brackett Funeral Home
She was born in Brunswick, September 19, 1932, the daughter of Maynard and Elizabeth Bragdon Albee. She graduated from Brunswick High School, Class of 1951. Her first husband Arthur G. Williams, Jr., died in 1971. She later married Paul A. Adams, Sr., in Brunswick in January 1974.
Mrs. Adams was a telephone operator for AT&T for 30 years, retiring in 1982.
She was a member and former Matron of Hawthorne Chapter #104, OES and precently a member of Electa Chapter OES. She was member and treasurer of Social Order of Beauceant, President of Downeast Chapter #1, Good Sam, member of Evergreen Senior Citizens Club, and a trustee of Growstown Cemetery Association.
She was a member of the Brunswick United Methodist Church, where she was a 50 plus year member of the Loyalty Club and the current treasurer. She was a life member of Fair Point Pioneers.
Joyce and Paul enjoyed many motorcycle trips across the USA and into Canada. She was a lover of most all outdoor activities, especially fishing, camping and boating.
Info from Brackett Funeral Home
Joyce E. Adams, 80, of Brunswick, died Friday, May 10, 2013 at Seaside Rehabilitation Center, Portland.
She was born in Brunswick, September 19, 1932, the daughter of Maynard and Elizabeth Bragdon Albee. She graduated from Brunswick High School, Class of 1951. Her first husband Arthur G. Williams, Jr., died in 1971. She later married Paul A. Adams, Sr., in Brunswick in January 1974.
Mrs. Adams was a telephone operator for AT&T for 30 years, retiring in 1982.
She was a member and former Matron of Hawthorne Chapter #104, OES and precently a member of Electa Chapter OES. She was member and treasurer of Social Order of Beauceant, President of Downeast Chapter #1, Good Sam, member of Evergreen Senior Citizens Club, and a trustee of Growstown Cemetery Association.
She was a member of the Brunswick United Methodist Church, where she was a 50 plus year member of the Loyalty Club and the current treasurer. She was a life member of Fair Point Pioneers.
Joyce and Paul enjoyed many motorcycle trips across the USA and into Canada. She was a lover of most all outdoor activities, especially fishing, camping and boating.
Info from Brackett Funeral Home
She was born in Brunswick, September 19, 1932, the daughter of Maynard and Elizabeth Bragdon Albee. She graduated from Brunswick High School, Class of 1951. Her first husband Arthur G. Williams, Jr., died in 1971. She later married Paul A. Adams, Sr., in Brunswick in January 1974.
Mrs. Adams was a telephone operator for AT&T for 30 years, retiring in 1982.
She was a member and former Matron of Hawthorne Chapter #104, OES and precently a member of Electa Chapter OES. She was member and treasurer of Social Order of Beauceant, President of Downeast Chapter #1, Good Sam, member of Evergreen Senior Citizens Club, and a trustee of Growstown Cemetery Association.
She was a member of the Brunswick United Methodist Church, where she was a 50 plus year member of the Loyalty Club and the current treasurer. She was a life member of Fair Point Pioneers.
Joyce and Paul enjoyed many motorcycle trips across the USA and into Canada. She was a lover of most all outdoor activities, especially fishing, camping and boating.
Info from Brackett Funeral Home
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