Wanda Adams was called home at the age of 76 on Saturday, May 23, 2009 with her husband and daughter Karen at her side.
Wanda was born on June 13, 1932 in Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana to Arvin Carol Wright and Lucy Elmira Acton Wright.
In June of 1970 Wanda moved to Panama City, Fla. from Columbus Indiana with her husband Marshall Adams and their three children; spending the last 39 years in this area.
Wanda loved her family she enjoyed spending time with them whether it be camping or boating, she loved the out doors. On many days you could find Wanda enjoying her garden, sewing, knitting, doing needle point or cross stitching. She also enjoyed Crochet.
Wanda was a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, where she filled many callings and loved working in the Temple doing Genealogy work for her ancestors. During her life she served in the church as a teacher, worked in the Scouting programs, and also worked as the Church Librarian. Wanda was also a great visiting teacher and missionary.
Wanda is preceded in death by her parents Arvin and Lucy; two brothers Roger Lee and James Wright; one sister Bonnie Jane Clarke and step father William Davis.
Wanda was born on June 13, 1932 in Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana to Arvin Carol Wright and Lucy Elmira Acton Wright.
In June of 1970 Wanda moved to Panama City, Fla. from Columbus Indiana with her husband Marshall Adams and their three children; spending the last 39 years in this area.
Wanda loved her family she enjoyed spending time with them whether it be camping or boating, she loved the out doors. On many days you could find Wanda enjoying her garden, sewing, knitting, doing needle point or cross stitching. She also enjoyed Crochet.
Wanda was a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, where she filled many callings and loved working in the Temple doing Genealogy work for her ancestors. During her life she served in the church as a teacher, worked in the Scouting programs, and also worked as the Church Librarian. Wanda was also a great visiting teacher and missionary.
Wanda is preceded in death by her parents Arvin and Lucy; two brothers Roger Lee and James Wright; one sister Bonnie Jane Clarke and step father William Davis.
Wanda Adams was called home at the age of 76 on Saturday, May 23, 2009 with her husband and daughter Karen at her side.
Wanda was born on June 13, 1932 in Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana to Arvin Carol Wright and Lucy Elmira Acton Wright.
In June of 1970 Wanda moved to Panama City, Fla. from Columbus Indiana with her husband Marshall Adams and their three children; spending the last 39 years in this area.
Wanda loved her family she enjoyed spending time with them whether it be camping or boating, she loved the out doors. On many days you could find Wanda enjoying her garden, sewing, knitting, doing needle point or cross stitching. She also enjoyed Crochet.
Wanda was a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, where she filled many callings and loved working in the Temple doing Genealogy work for her ancestors. During her life she served in the church as a teacher, worked in the Scouting programs, and also worked as the Church Librarian. Wanda was also a great visiting teacher and missionary.
Wanda is preceded in death by her parents Arvin and Lucy; two brothers Roger Lee and James Wright; one sister Bonnie Jane Clarke and step father William Davis.
Wanda was born on June 13, 1932 in Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana to Arvin Carol Wright and Lucy Elmira Acton Wright.
In June of 1970 Wanda moved to Panama City, Fla. from Columbus Indiana with her husband Marshall Adams and their three children; spending the last 39 years in this area.
Wanda loved her family she enjoyed spending time with them whether it be camping or boating, she loved the out doors. On many days you could find Wanda enjoying her garden, sewing, knitting, doing needle point or cross stitching. She also enjoyed Crochet.
Wanda was a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, where she filled many callings and loved working in the Temple doing Genealogy work for her ancestors. During her life she served in the church as a teacher, worked in the Scouting programs, and also worked as the Church Librarian. Wanda was also a great visiting teacher and missionary.
Wanda is preceded in death by her parents Arvin and Lucy; two brothers Roger Lee and James Wright; one sister Bonnie Jane Clarke and step father William Davis.
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