John Quincy Adams Jr.

I had the great privilege to have worked for J.Q. as a young man. His honesty and fairness forever made an empression upon me. Thoughs and prayers always.

My memories are of the many, many Sundays at the Redfield lake. Mae,J.Q.&Randy, Calahans, Hultz, DePoe and many more. Boating, skiing and eating. J.Q. would pull skiers with his boat all day long. We had lots of laughs and lots of sunburns! My thoughts are with the family.

My husband & I bought j.Q & Mae's place about 5 years ago. When I tell people where I live most say "That's J.Q.'s place. I have never heard a bad thing said about J.Q. or Mae. They were loved and respected in the Kincaid area. God be with you in your time of sorrow.

.I have so many memories of JQ, we used to have so much fun filling silo with him and Arliss. He will be missed by our whole family

Please accept my condolences for the loss of such a wonderful father, uncle, grandpa and friend. I am a relative in Washington State who just found JQ's obituary through ancestry.com and wanted to express how meaningful it is to me to find a relative of this part of my family. I'm sorry I did not get to know him. I would enjoy hearing from surviving family members. I can be reached through my email above or through my work phone at 360-475-3513. I live in Bremerton, WA, am 57 years old, and I am related to JQ through Enola's husband Jessie whose grandfather Dr. William L Coleman was my great great grandfather. Helen Schwartz