He was son of Cyrus and Barbara Payne Adams. He graduated from high school in California.
He married Lillian Toneli, who died before him.
He married Parepa Cook Snell on 7/4/1979, at the Newman Center in Potsdam.
He had moved to Potsdam in 1979 from California, where he was a welder for many years for Tygert's Construction Co., Sacramento.
He was a member of Sandstone Senior Citizens, Parishville Hilltoppers Senior Citizens Club and Parishville Masonic Lodge 395.
Surviving was his wife; a son, Charles V. (Joyce); a daughter, Mrs. Marlowe (Barbara) Thompson; three stepsons and their wives, Patrick and Tarania Snell, Thomas and Judy Snell, and Marissa and Malcolm Snell; three stepdaughters and two stepsons-in-law, Madeline Pennington, Mary and William Wright, and Carol and Douglas Johnson; four grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and several step-grandchildren and step-great-grandchildren.
Wed. 11/27/2000 Watertown Times
He married Lillian Toneli, who died before him.
He married Parepa Cook Snell on 7/4/1979, at the Newman Center in Potsdam.
He had moved to Potsdam in 1979 from California, where he was a welder for many years for Tygert's Construction Co., Sacramento.
He was a member of Sandstone Senior Citizens, Parishville Hilltoppers Senior Citizens Club and Parishville Masonic Lodge 395.
Surviving was his wife; a son, Charles V. (Joyce); a daughter, Mrs. Marlowe (Barbara) Thompson; three stepsons and their wives, Patrick and Tarania Snell, Thomas and Judy Snell, and Marissa and Malcolm Snell; three stepdaughters and two stepsons-in-law, Madeline Pennington, Mary and William Wright, and Carol and Douglas Johnson; four grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and several step-grandchildren and step-great-grandchildren.
Wed. 11/27/2000 Watertown Times
He was son of Cyrus and Barbara Payne Adams. He graduated from high school in California.
He married Lillian Toneli, who died before him.
He married Parepa Cook Snell on 7/4/1979, at the Newman Center in Potsdam.
He had moved to Potsdam in 1979 from California, where he was a welder for many years for Tygert's Construction Co., Sacramento.
He was a member of Sandstone Senior Citizens, Parishville Hilltoppers Senior Citizens Club and Parishville Masonic Lodge 395.
Surviving was his wife; a son, Charles V. (Joyce); a daughter, Mrs. Marlowe (Barbara) Thompson; three stepsons and their wives, Patrick and Tarania Snell, Thomas and Judy Snell, and Marissa and Malcolm Snell; three stepdaughters and two stepsons-in-law, Madeline Pennington, Mary and William Wright, and Carol and Douglas Johnson; four grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and several step-grandchildren and step-great-grandchildren.
Wed. 11/27/2000 Watertown Times
He married Lillian Toneli, who died before him.
He married Parepa Cook Snell on 7/4/1979, at the Newman Center in Potsdam.
He had moved to Potsdam in 1979 from California, where he was a welder for many years for Tygert's Construction Co., Sacramento.
He was a member of Sandstone Senior Citizens, Parishville Hilltoppers Senior Citizens Club and Parishville Masonic Lodge 395.
Surviving was his wife; a son, Charles V. (Joyce); a daughter, Mrs. Marlowe (Barbara) Thompson; three stepsons and their wives, Patrick and Tarania Snell, Thomas and Judy Snell, and Marissa and Malcolm Snell; three stepdaughters and two stepsons-in-law, Madeline Pennington, Mary and William Wright, and Carol and Douglas Johnson; four grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and several step-grandchildren and step-great-grandchildren.
Wed. 11/27/2000 Watertown Times
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