Birth date: Oct 18, 1914 Death date: Nov 25, 2013
Albert "Abie" Adams, 99, of Centerville peacefully passed away Monday, November 25, 2013 at Centerville Nursing & Rehab surrounded by his family and friends. Abie was born on October 18, 1914 in Missouri to Frank & Pauline (Guzzi) Read Obituary
Our condolences for the loss of your loved one. He will be greatly missed. We remember him at the bowling alley and we remember taking care of old Vic, his son's horse. Farewell my friend, may you rest in peace. M.T., Maxine, Matthew, Margery, Marilyn, and Max Ewing
Memories that I remember about a lost friend ' Abie' Way to many to share. You will be missed but never forgotten. Norm Houser
Terry Moore Smothers lit a candle in memory of Albert Abie Adams
Very well put Eddie!! We spent all that time there for the love of the sport and to be around such a fun loving man, and it also kept us out of most of the trouble that todays kid's face..
Where do I start...My parents were doing two leagues a week at Adams Bowl, us kids sitting in the seats with orange sodas and peanuts. As I got older, bowling in Adams Bowl became an event that was looked forward to since his business was one of the few places in Centerville that families could get together. It was when he started the Junior Bowling Leagues that bring back the most memories for me. Through My father and Abie, I had become a pretty decent bowler and with the trust Abie put in me, I was hired to run the Junior Bowling Leagues on weekends. Abies dedication to the sport of bowling opened up so many opportunities for the kids in Centerville, and I was proud to have been a part of his dedication to get the kids of Centerville into a sport that he believed in, so much. Centerville has lost a good man that was dedicated to a sport he loved so well, and through his pursuits, shared and coached his talents of bowling to the growing enjoyment of all ages. He provided the chance for the people of Centerville to meet challenges in a sport, and recognized their success when he presented the trophies and patches of the winners and the players of a sport he was so devoted to. From us, Eddie and Tonja Stock, we give our deepest thoughts, prayers, and shared memories to Mary, Smokey, and the rest of his loved ones. Know that we do remember Abie, and his part in our life growing up, and his loss is felt. Sincerely, Eddie and Tonja Stock Wedgefield, SC
So many fond memories over the years that will never be forgotten, my thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time, may you find peace and comfort in the coming days and weeks!!
Mary Ann ( Long ) Sparks lit a candle in memory of Albert Abie Adams
What person to be named after, You were the 'Godfather' of the family, If there was trouble in the family, if we needed advice, or a Nephew needed set straight there you were. You taught me so much, First was how important Family is, how to bowl, to put BeerNuts in my Orange Crush and many other things that have helped me along in life. I was so proud when I was younger to tell people you were my Uncle Abie and I will miss you very much. Aunt Mary, Ron, Wade, Mary Jo, Tammy and Terry we were so lucky to have him in our lives for so long. With Loving Memories, Albert Hobart
