Homer Ray Adams, of Anahuac, 91, made his trip to his heavenly home on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.
Born to Robert and Violet Adams, on the 12th of September 1933 in McAlester, Okla., he was the second of eight children and was the oldest of twins.
He rejoined loved ones that have preceded him in death, including his wife of 63 years, Virginia Pitts Adams, son, Allen Adams, Parents Robert & Violet Adams, Siblings, Eulema Grubis, Zona Baker, Richard Adams, Johnny Adams, Coy Adams, Robert Adams.
Homer had such a big sense of humor and loved to make others laugh. Raised in the hills of Oklahoma, he lost sight in one eye as a child, but it never slowed him down.
In 1970 he moved his family to the Anahuac area and began living his life for the Lord. Often taking in numerous foster children and helping the homeless or anyone in need. Homer loved spending his time watching old western movies. And no matter where he was, he somehow took over the TV remote.
He will be dearly missed by his surviving family, children, Mike Adams & wife Allison of Anahuac, Yvonne Morgan & husband Gene of Anahuac and Violet Davis & husband Ronnie of LaPorte. Sister, Carolyn Kulak of McAlester, Ok 9 Grandchildren, Numerous Great Grandchildren & 2 great great grandchildren.
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Bro. Homer a dear man I looked up to, and loved, since I was young.
I met him at church in Anahuac in 1971, with his precious wife and children.
Violet became and remains my best friend.
Growing up, I spent alot of my Sundays and weekends at their home, with Violet and Sis.(Yvonne).
He loved to make us laugh, and was always smiling.
I was bashful growing up and he loved to make me blush.
He was such a joyful and happy soul and could lead a very good, upbeat and anointed song service in our church.
I remember that he was the same man at home as he was at church and went around singing and whistling a tune.
Bro. Homer always greeted me as Tina, from Stinkadena…(I was from Livingston…lol)
We personally kept up thru the years on facebook…He was such an inspiration and even thru social media we shared in our faith in Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
I shared a special date of March 03rd with him and Sis.Virginia: my birthday and their Anniversary.
I can say Bro. Homer was a blessing to know and will be missed by many.
He closed his eyes here and awoke in the presence of His Lord.
He finished his race.
I, like him, want to be found faithful.
I will continue to run my race…
Will you ?
Bro. Homer, I will see you in the rapture some sweet day…