Clarence Louis Adams Sr.

On October 22,1960, in Dade City, Florida, God blessed James and Deloris Adams with twin baby boys, Clarence and Clyde. Clarence received his education from the Pasco County School System.  He was a student athlete in high school sports and an original member of the Nine Devils Baseball Team. He also had a tryout for the Boston Red Sox in St. Petersburg, FL.  In the month of July, 1981, Clarence was baptized into Christ  under the leadership of the late Minister Ulysses Turner, Sr., at Southside Church of Christ in Houston, Texas. Clarence was preceded in death by his parents: James and Deloris Adams; daughter: Lindsay Price; brothers: Roosevelt (Sonny), Willie James and Joseph Lee Adams; grandparents: Roosevelt and Louisa Moore; grandmother: Willie Mae Marshall; and all of his aunts and uncles except one.  He leaves to cherish his memory: his loving children, Clarence Adams, Jr of Brooksville, FL, Erica Grant (Carlton) of Spring Hill, FL, Nikylia Morgan of Brooksville, FL, Cantrell Kennedy of Arcadia, FL, Charmaine Black of Zephyrhills, FL, Larence Graham of Zephyrhills, FL, Kimberly Kennedy of Zephyrhills, FL, Cierra Graham of Zephyrhills, FL, Shakeidra Owens of Dade City, FL, Malcom Goodson of Hill ’N Dale, FL and  Elizabeth Price of  Kokomo, IN; thirty-five grandchildren; four great grandchildren; brothers, Clyde  Adams (Sharon) of St. Petersburg, FL, Frank Adams (Isabell) of Dade City, FL, Alfred Adams of Dade City, FL, David Felder (Cynthia) of Lacoochee, FL and  Eugene Felder (Tiffany) of Clearwater, FL;  sisters, Annie Adams Tucker (Frank) of St. Petersburg, FL, Helen Adams Holt of Dade City, FL, Addie Adams Hall (LeRoy) of Houston, TX and Gloria Adams Tucker of Zephyrhills, FL; aunt, Bertha Marshall of Albany, GA; and a host of other sorrowing nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and classmates.

*Visitation: Due to the pandemic of Coronavirus, social distancing will be practiced during visitation hours.  Milton Funeral Home staff asks everyone who visits during visitation hours, to please wear masks when entering the funeral home.  There will be no gathering of family and friends at the funeral home.  Once individuals have viewed the remains, we ask that everyone return to your vehicles as you prepare to leave the premises.  If you are sick, we ask that you not attend any services.  Thank you in advance for your cooperation!

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