Chester J. Adams, 87, died Saturday, Aug. 31, 1996, in Klamath Falls.
Mr. Adams was born in Klamath Falls to Charles and Lilly Adams.
He spent most of his childhood in California hunting and working in the woods driving mule.
He and his wife, Dorothy, were married Jan. 28, 1940, in Carson City, Nev. Mr. Adams owned his own logging company for 15 years, naming it the Adam's Logging Company.
Mr. Adams enjoyed attending rodeos where he participated in team roping in the Nevada, California and Oregon areas. He enjoyed organ music played by his wife, violin music and country-western music.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Adams, Klamath Falls; sons and daughter-in-law, John Adams, Klamath Falls, Charles and Diane Adams, Lakeview; grandchildren, Shawn Adams, Portland, and Shannon Adams, Salem; sister Pearl LeMaster; Sacramento, Calif., numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Mr. Adams was born in Klamath Falls to Charles and Lilly Adams.
He spent most of his childhood in California hunting and working in the woods driving mule.
He and his wife, Dorothy, were married Jan. 28, 1940, in Carson City, Nev. Mr. Adams owned his own logging company for 15 years, naming it the Adam's Logging Company.
Mr. Adams enjoyed attending rodeos where he participated in team roping in the Nevada, California and Oregon areas. He enjoyed organ music played by his wife, violin music and country-western music.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Adams, Klamath Falls; sons and daughter-in-law, John Adams, Klamath Falls, Charles and Diane Adams, Lakeview; grandchildren, Shawn Adams, Portland, and Shannon Adams, Salem; sister Pearl LeMaster; Sacramento, Calif., numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Chester J. Adams, 87, died Saturday, Aug. 31, 1996, in Klamath Falls.
Mr. Adams was born in Klamath Falls to Charles and Lilly Adams.
He spent most of his childhood in California hunting and working in the woods driving mule.
He and his wife, Dorothy, were married Jan. 28, 1940, in Carson City, Nev. Mr. Adams owned his own logging company for 15 years, naming it the Adam's Logging Company.
Mr. Adams enjoyed attending rodeos where he participated in team roping in the Nevada, California and Oregon areas. He enjoyed organ music played by his wife, violin music and country-western music.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Adams, Klamath Falls; sons and daughter-in-law, John Adams, Klamath Falls, Charles and Diane Adams, Lakeview; grandchildren, Shawn Adams, Portland, and Shannon Adams, Salem; sister Pearl LeMaster; Sacramento, Calif., numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Mr. Adams was born in Klamath Falls to Charles and Lilly Adams.
He spent most of his childhood in California hunting and working in the woods driving mule.
He and his wife, Dorothy, were married Jan. 28, 1940, in Carson City, Nev. Mr. Adams owned his own logging company for 15 years, naming it the Adam's Logging Company.
Mr. Adams enjoyed attending rodeos where he participated in team roping in the Nevada, California and Oregon areas. He enjoyed organ music played by his wife, violin music and country-western music.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Adams, Klamath Falls; sons and daughter-in-law, John Adams, Klamath Falls, Charles and Diane Adams, Lakeview; grandchildren, Shawn Adams, Portland, and Shannon Adams, Salem; sister Pearl LeMaster; Sacramento, Calif., numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
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