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Mr. James David "Jimmie" Adams
05/26/1936 - 09/02/2024
Mr. James David “Jimmie” Adams, age 88, of La Crosse, died on Monday September 2, 2024. Jimmie was a life time member of the La Crosse Volunteer Fire Department with 67 years of service, an active member of the La Crosse Baptist Church and a United States Army Veteran who served in the Korean War. Jimmie is survived by his wife of 67 years, Amy M. Adams of La Crosse; his Godson, Hunter “Bo” Satterwhite (Jade); his two sisters: Becky Kidd of La Crosse (Cliff) and Courtney Thomasson of South Boston (Jack); his special friends: Rita and Alvin Parham and his many loving nieces and nephews, including Mark Kidd, whom has always been there for us day or night. Jimmie was preceded in death by his parents, Emory and Ethel Adams and his brother, Gordon W. Adams. A funeral service will be conducted on Friday September 6th at 2:00 P.M. in Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home and Crematory with interment to follow in La Crosse Cemetery with full American Legion Post 79 Military Honors. The family will receive friends starting at 12:30 until service time in the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the La Crosse Fire Department at P.O. Box 38, La Crosse, VA 23950, the La Crosse Baptist Church at P.O. Box 40, La Crosse, VA 23950 or to the charity of your choice. Online condolences may be made through our website, www.crowderhitecrews.com. Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home and Crematory is serving the Adams family.
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I grew up going to Lacrosse Baptist Church as a child. Mr. Jimmy and Amy were always so supportive and loving. I have great memories of Jimmy and Amy. I know he will be missed by Amy and many family and friends. I am thankful for his impact in my life and look forward to seeing him in glory. Praying for Amy and the family.
Such a caring and Christian man. May you rest in peace now JImmie. Your suffering is over. May God be with each member of his family, especially Amy who stood by his side through all the good times and bad times. Lots of love from my home to yours.
Remembering Jimmie
Jimmie was a really nice person. I ,(Jean) had the privilege to work with him years ago at Vamac. He my was always so kind and worked so well with all of us. Amy may God be with you and all of his family and friends. May you have GODS peace which passes all understanding.
Amy and your family I know Jimmy will be missed but God needed a perfect Angel so he reported to duty. My love and prayers to yall
Amy my prayers are with you !!
Jimmy was such a sweet man. He will be greatly missed. Never saw him when he wasn’t smiling. RIP Jimmie
To Amy, family, and extended family my deepest and sincere condolences….Jimmy was truly a gentle and loving soul in so many ways to so many people….He will be missed but these awesome memories of him that you all share will be comforting…Heaven is surely brighter where he stands …Lean on God for strength…R.I.P. Jimmy 🙏🌈💕
Jimmie was the sweetest man ever..He loved everybody..We will miss him so much..He had a certain stool that was his to sit on at the island when we shared meals and holidays together at our home..It will “always” be his place…..We love you Jim Jim…You will NEVER be forgotten..Thank you Amy for the fantastic care you took of him..Thank you Mark for always coming their rescue…Thank you Jim Jim.for loving us as if we were your own…
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So sorry to hear this, condolences to you and your family.
They don’t make them like Jimmie anymore. A great man of integrity and knowledge. Rest in peace Jimmie, you taught all of us the right way to live life.
Wendy W. Kudd
I was fortunate to meet both Jimmie and Amy not long after I met Jeff, one of their nephews.
The love this couple shared was an inspiration. Jimmie spoke of Amy being the love of his life, and Amy has shown over and over again that he is hers. When Jeff and I gave the two a souvenir stein from Germany, Jimmie said, “This reminds me of my courting Amy.” He pointed to the flowers, the meeting of the family, the being together. Such a set of memories they revealed that afternoon!
Anyone who did not know Jimmie would still recognize a sweet heart if they had seen him with his little pomeranian, Copper. I remember him in Becky’s kitchen as he chose the red pup instead of the black one (still getting the okay from Amy), and I can see Copper wrapped around Jimmie’s neck or sitting in Jimmie’s lap as Jimmie drove his truck. That dog enjoyed such love in their home because that’s what Amy and Jimmie are … hearts that give to all.
My own heart is with you, Amy, and with the many who love this man.
Baird
Jimmie was a joy to live across the street from. He always made you feel appreciated. He will be greatly missed!
Amy I am so sorry to hear about your husband. Prayers for the family and Amy.
I have so many wonderful memories of Jimmie beginning when I was a little girl. He will be missed by so many. Prayers for Amy and the family.
I have always thought of Jimmie as a mentor, he shared
His wisdom and history of Lacrosse VFD, with me when I first joined the department as a junior member over thirty years ago. My thoughts and prayers are with all of the family and friends.