Earline was born in Victoria County, Texas, and was a Bellaire, Texas resident for sixty years. She was dedicated to her husband, Hilary E. Adams, Jr., and her three sons. She was a member of Bellaire Methodist Church and a graduate of Yoakum Texas High School, class of 1930.
She was preceded in death by her husband and her son, Maurice Earl Adams. She is survived by her sons, Hilary E. Adams, III, and Gary Lee Adams; grandchildren, Lisa Louise Caldwell, Douglas Edward Adams, Felipe Besso Adams, and Deborah Rani Adams; great grandchildren, Matthew Taylor Adams and Kameron James Caldwell; and beloved companion and caregiver, Willie Mae Ardoin.
She was preceded in death by her husband and her son, Maurice Earl Adams. She is survived by her sons, Hilary E. Adams, III, and Gary Lee Adams; grandchildren, Lisa Louise Caldwell, Douglas Edward Adams, Felipe Besso Adams, and Deborah Rani Adams; great grandchildren, Matthew Taylor Adams and Kameron James Caldwell; and beloved companion and caregiver, Willie Mae Ardoin.
Earline was born in Victoria County, Texas, and was a Bellaire, Texas resident for sixty years. She was dedicated to her husband, Hilary E. Adams, Jr., and her three sons. She was a member of Bellaire Methodist Church and a graduate of Yoakum Texas High School, class of 1930.
She was preceded in death by her husband and her son, Maurice Earl Adams. She is survived by her sons, Hilary E. Adams, III, and Gary Lee Adams; grandchildren, Lisa Louise Caldwell, Douglas Edward Adams, Felipe Besso Adams, and Deborah Rani Adams; great grandchildren, Matthew Taylor Adams and Kameron James Caldwell; and beloved companion and caregiver, Willie Mae Ardoin.
She was preceded in death by her husband and her son, Maurice Earl Adams. She is survived by her sons, Hilary E. Adams, III, and Gary Lee Adams; grandchildren, Lisa Louise Caldwell, Douglas Edward Adams, Felipe Besso Adams, and Deborah Rani Adams; great grandchildren, Matthew Taylor Adams and Kameron James Caldwell; and beloved companion and caregiver, Willie Mae Ardoin.
