Joe Adams, Jr. was one of the 83 victims of a collision between a small plane and a Allegheny Airlines DC9.
*The following is taken from www.mcglaun.com's
Allegheny Airlines Flight 853 memorial. Many thanks for all of this wonderful information.
Dr. Adams was Assistant Director of Agricultural Checmicals at the Carbide Tech Center in South Charleston, WV. A native of Dallas, TX, he had graduated from Southern Methodist and Duke Universities, and held several patents in the insecticide field. He was traveling to Kansas City on company business, and was one of the transfer passengers from TWA flight 69. Dr. Adams left behind a wife, three sons, and a daughter. He was also an elder at the Highlawn Presbyterian Church.
*The following is taken from www.mcglaun.com's
Allegheny Airlines Flight 853 memorial. Many thanks for all of this wonderful information.
Dr. Adams was Assistant Director of Agricultural Checmicals at the Carbide Tech Center in South Charleston, WV. A native of Dallas, TX, he had graduated from Southern Methodist and Duke Universities, and held several patents in the insecticide field. He was traveling to Kansas City on company business, and was one of the transfer passengers from TWA flight 69. Dr. Adams left behind a wife, three sons, and a daughter. He was also an elder at the Highlawn Presbyterian Church.
Joe Adams, Jr. was one of the 83 victims of a collision between a small plane and a Allegheny Airlines DC9.
*The following is taken from www.mcglaun.com's
Allegheny Airlines Flight 853 memorial. Many thanks for all of this wonderful information.
Dr. Adams was Assistant Director of Agricultural Checmicals at the Carbide Tech Center in South Charleston, WV. A native of Dallas, TX, he had graduated from Southern Methodist and Duke Universities, and held several patents in the insecticide field. He was traveling to Kansas City on company business, and was one of the transfer passengers from TWA flight 69. Dr. Adams left behind a wife, three sons, and a daughter. He was also an elder at the Highlawn Presbyterian Church.
*The following is taken from www.mcglaun.com's
Allegheny Airlines Flight 853 memorial. Many thanks for all of this wonderful information.
Dr. Adams was Assistant Director of Agricultural Checmicals at the Carbide Tech Center in South Charleston, WV. A native of Dallas, TX, he had graduated from Southern Methodist and Duke Universities, and held several patents in the insecticide field. He was traveling to Kansas City on company business, and was one of the transfer passengers from TWA flight 69. Dr. Adams left behind a wife, three sons, and a daughter. He was also an elder at the Highlawn Presbyterian Church.
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