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Otto Douglas "O.D"Adams, Jr.
Sep 5, 1932 - Jan 2, 2008
Posted by: Jo Aguirre
O . D . was born Sept. 5, 1932, to Otto Douglas Adams Sr. and Anna Rosalee (Harris) Adams in Port Arthur, Texas. He had lived in Purcell for the past 30 years coming from Beaumont, Texas. He was raised at Port Arthur and Evadale, Texas graduating from school at Silsbee, Texas. He received an associate degree at the LeMar College Apprentice School in construction. On March 22, 1951 O . D . and Jean Brewer were united in marriage in Rockwall, Texas. He was a pipefitter working pipline until his retirement in 1993. O . D . was a member of the Pipeline Local Union 798 of Tulsa. He loved horses, tinkering, watching Westerns and was of the Baptist faith.
Survivors include his wife Jean of the home; sons Douglas
Adams of Purcell and
Dove Adams and Tracy
of Purcell; granddaughters Monnica
Adams and Samantha
Adams of Purcell,
Misty Adams of
Crosby, Texas, Ashley Shields and Chance of Mason and Chance
Adams of Kingfisher;
great-granddaughters Hillary
Adams of Purcell and Misty Rae
Adams of Crosby;
cousin Gilbert Adams
and Marilyn of Beaumont; and nephew Larry Tarkington of Nederland,
Texas.
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