Allen R. Adams
April 14, 1956 ~ February 4, 2019
Allen R. “Al” Adams, 62, Mooresville, passed away in his sleep February 4, 2019. Al was born April 14, 1956, in Indianapolis, to the late Robert Grover and Betty (Kreidenweiss) Adams.
Al graduated from his school in Paris, Illinois, and proudly served in the United States Navy. He worked as a senior mechanic for Advanced Technologies at the Caterpillar Plant in Franklin. Al could literally fix anything and had a keen insight into all things mechanical. Additionally, he was the owner and operator of Adams Material Handling and most recently A & L Equipment. He will be fondly remembered for his generous spirit and great sense of humor.
Al’s survivors include his wife, Lori (Meltzer) Adams, to whom he was united in marriage in 1993; a son, Dan Adams (Jordan); daughter, Samantha Adams; brother, Walter Adams (Judy); sister, Ruth Ann Andrews (Russell).
Friends and family will gather from 2 to 4 p.m., Saturday, February 9, 2019, in the chapel at Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville, with services and military honors following at 4 p.m. Cremation will follow services. Memorial contributions may be made to the Morgan County Humane Society. Visit www.CarlisleBranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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Al was always there for me…no matter what I needed or when I needed it, he would always come. I was there when Al and Lori met. I told her right then that he was “the one.” I’m going to miss my crazy, obnoxious, loud, loving, caring, kind brother-in law. He was the best!!!
Our heartfelt condolences to Lori Adams, Samantha and Daniel. May GOD bring you comfort and peace and may the memories of Al be with you always. John and Jean van Biezen
Lori and Sam, there are no words to express our sorrow. Al was always so good to Bailey and he was always wonderful when she had vehicle troubles…you guys were so often her home away from home. Sending so much love to you guys.
So sorry to hear this. Prayers for you and your family.
I came home from jr. high school suffering some type of early teen angst. I don’t even remember what it was but I was walking around sad and angry. Then my big brother started picking on me. He would not let up. Finally I took a swing at him as brothers do. (Not that I ever had a chance of landing a punch). He laughed and flashed that magic smile of his and said: “I bet you feel better now don’t you?” And I did. He was a good man.
With heavy heart fly with the angels Allen My favorite memory was when u came to visit ur aunt Joan and uncle Erwin in Connecticut u gave me a dog bone said it was a cookie Ur cousin Carol walz