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..
Oh Abie, I remember you from when I was very small. I hadn't go to go see you yet since I had grown older. I would always beg my dad to take me to work with him to the bowling alley. You let him give me a trophy from the back room one day and I cherished it. I really enjoyed being around you guys. I will always treasure those memories. I'm sure you are all bowling a great game. Save a lane for me will ya
Jaimie Hull Conger lit a candle in memory of Albert Abie Adams
Mary, Ronnie, Wade and Mary Jo, I have so many memories of this great man. He was a friend and teacher to so many. He loved and cherished his family. All of you made the sun shine in his life everyday. Abie taught me how to bowl and bowl and bowl.......I hated summers because the bowling alley was not open. I spent many a weekend at the alley bowling and talking to Abie. He taught and shared everything he knew with me about bowling. He always told me any dummy could throw a strike but picking up your spares, now that is what makes you a bowler. That is why you have two balls per frame.....the first to make the mistake and the next to clean up what you left. My most favorite times were when he would get his ball and bowl with me. He would call it my chance to beat my teacher.....I think out of all the games we bowled I only did it once! He was a man so full of love. His family was number one with him. He loved and adored each and every one of you. If you knew Abie you knew his whole family because you all were his world. I will greatly miss my mentor, I still hear his words today. I want to say Thank You to all of you for sharing your husband, father and grandfather with so many. To know and love this great man was to also know and love his family. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Sincerely, Debbie Gavronsky
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!!
