Daughter of John Henry Adams and Willie Inda Smith. Twin sister to brother Rucker Udell Adams.
Last survivor of a family of 12, from Tulia Texas, in the southern plains. Last of the pioneers and survivors of the great dust bowl of the 1920s.
She married Vernon Verle Vessels on 8 Jul 1945 in Tulia Texas.
She married Ralph Cecil Soots on 20 Feb 1974 in Indianapolis.
Mother of 4 surviving sons; Mike, Gordon, Dennis, and Bruce. Two daughters-in-law; Cheryl and Debbie. Four grandkids; Jennifer, Hollie, Jeremy, and Heather. A great great grandmother and mentor to many.
Widow to both Vernon Vessels in 1998 and Ralph Soots in 1994. A Christian and 20 year hospital volunteer in the ICU with over 12,000 hours service.
Retired bookkeeper for Clark ad agency. Earned a 2 year degree in singing from Hardin Simmons College of music in Abilene Texas. Traveled with second husband from the Great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico in a 35 foot boat. A world traveler and avid gardener.
Last survivor of a family of 12, from Tulia Texas, in the southern plains. Last of the pioneers and survivors of the great dust bowl of the 1920s.
She married Vernon Verle Vessels on 8 Jul 1945 in Tulia Texas.
She married Ralph Cecil Soots on 20 Feb 1974 in Indianapolis.
Mother of 4 surviving sons; Mike, Gordon, Dennis, and Bruce. Two daughters-in-law; Cheryl and Debbie. Four grandkids; Jennifer, Hollie, Jeremy, and Heather. A great great grandmother and mentor to many.
Widow to both Vernon Vessels in 1998 and Ralph Soots in 1994. A Christian and 20 year hospital volunteer in the ICU with over 12,000 hours service.
Retired bookkeeper for Clark ad agency. Earned a 2 year degree in singing from Hardin Simmons College of music in Abilene Texas. Traveled with second husband from the Great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico in a 35 foot boat. A world traveler and avid gardener.
Daughter of John Henry Adams and Willie Inda Smith. Twin sister to brother Rucker Udell Adams.
Last survivor of a family of 12, from Tulia Texas, in the southern plains. Last of the pioneers and survivors of the great dust bowl of the 1920s.
She married Vernon Verle Vessels on 8 Jul 1945 in Tulia Texas.
She married Ralph Cecil Soots on 20 Feb 1974 in Indianapolis.
Mother of 4 surviving sons; Mike, Gordon, Dennis, and Bruce. Two daughters-in-law; Cheryl and Debbie. Four grandkids; Jennifer, Hollie, Jeremy, and Heather. A great great grandmother and mentor to many.
Widow to both Vernon Vessels in 1998 and Ralph Soots in 1994. A Christian and 20 year hospital volunteer in the ICU with over 12,000 hours service.
Retired bookkeeper for Clark ad agency. Earned a 2 year degree in singing from Hardin Simmons College of music in Abilene Texas. Traveled with second husband from the Great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico in a 35 foot boat. A world traveler and avid gardener.
Last survivor of a family of 12, from Tulia Texas, in the southern plains. Last of the pioneers and survivors of the great dust bowl of the 1920s.
She married Vernon Verle Vessels on 8 Jul 1945 in Tulia Texas.
She married Ralph Cecil Soots on 20 Feb 1974 in Indianapolis.
Mother of 4 surviving sons; Mike, Gordon, Dennis, and Bruce. Two daughters-in-law; Cheryl and Debbie. Four grandkids; Jennifer, Hollie, Jeremy, and Heather. A great great grandmother and mentor to many.
Widow to both Vernon Vessels in 1998 and Ralph Soots in 1994. A Christian and 20 year hospital volunteer in the ICU with over 12,000 hours service.
Retired bookkeeper for Clark ad agency. Earned a 2 year degree in singing from Hardin Simmons College of music in Abilene Texas. Traveled with second husband from the Great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico in a 35 foot boat. A world traveler and avid gardener.
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