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Obituary
Lena Jean (Addington) Adams
Oct 29, 1929 - Jun 13, 2010
Lena Jean Addington Adams of Jupiter, FL, died June 13, 2010 She was born October 29, 1929 the daughter of the late Pricey Cook and Elihu Benjamin Addington in Ermine, Kentucky. She is predeceased by a brother, Elihu Benjamin Addington, Jr., a sister, Goldie Addington Blair Rife, and eleven half brothers and half sisters. Jean is survived by her husband of 62 years, William Melvin Adams. She is also survived by her three children, their spouses, six grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren: Gary William Adams and his wife, Alicia Allen Adams of Huntington, Deborah Adams Cooper and her husband, J. Gregory Cooper, MD of Cynthiana, KY, and Kimberly Adams Wilson and her husband, C.E. Wilson, Jr. of Huntington, grandchildren Bonner William Adams and his wife, Sarah Wohlleb Adams, and their daughter Eloise Gregory Adams of Huntington, Taylor Gordon Adams, and his wife, Jennifer Lytle Adams, and their son Davis Robert Adams of Redondo Beach, CA, James Curtis Matthew Cooper and his fiancé, Erin Lindsey Galasso of Lexington, KY, Lindsay Wilson Taylor and her husband, Jarrod Stewart Spencer Taylor, and their son Jarrod Stewart Spencer Taylor, II of University City, MO, Anna Gayle Cooper of Oak Park, IL, and Clinton Earl Wilson, III of Huntington. The family would like to give special mention to long-time close family friends, Staige and Sharon Davis of Huntington and their son, Bart Davis, of Raleigh, NC, Frances Burcham of Chesapeake, OH, Louis Heaberlin of Huntington, and Janet Daly of Jupiter, FL.
Jean loved life,
as her friends and family will attest. She was an avid golfer and bridge
player, as well as a consummate entertainer who had a gift of making people
feel warm and comfortable in her home. She escorted her
children, their spouses, and grandchildren on many wonderful travel
adventures creating memories to last a lifetime. Jean
always told her family that when she was gone she wanted them not to mourn
but to remember that she had lived a wonderful life. She
was an example of how to fully enjoy this life and have no regrets.
For this, her family is forever grateful. She was
loved as a wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and, perhaps most
memorably, as an infectiously fun spirit and true friend. Jean was a member
of The Loxahatchee Club in Jupiter, FL, and a past member of Guyan Golf &
Country Club in
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