Look For Me At Jesus' Feet

Bob Adams is home- I miss him. Bob was a hero to me that I looked up to.  He served on EW planning commission, ran for Douglas county commissioner, was active in Home Builders Association, the EW chamber, and was one of the best concrete finishers. We served on the Church board together and went on a Costa Rica Missions Trip together. I could always depend on him and trust him- his faith never waivered- he never let me down. I sat under his teaching. He lived what he believed. You could see he loved his wife, daughters and our church. We ate many meals together at Eastmont Lanes, Country Inn and at church. We cruised to Alaska together in May of 2007. We attended many senior events together.  He encouraged me. He prayed for me. He believed in me. Bob is rejoicing in Heaven, not because he was good, but because he accepted Jesus as his savior. He finished his race, we will see him in Heaven. I added a few photos to the song sung by the Booth Brothers called Look For Me At Jesus' Feet. I pray we can follow his lead and can meet him when our race is over at the Feet of Jesus. Well done  Bob....See you on the other side. 

          we sailed to Alaska in May of 2007- here Bob is studying the Bible, while we played phase 10

Pastor Bob Adams, 75, of East Wenatchee, WA, went home to be with the Lord on March 9, 2016. He was an amazing husband to Marge, loving father to Julie and Vickiey; a strong brother and fun grandpa to Adam, Roman, and Amanda, and a tender uncle to many nieces and nephews. Pastor Bob and Marge owned Adams Construction for many years and continued to do so until retirement. However, he never hesitated to help a fellow friend consult on their building endeavor.
Every minute he lived was lived for the Lord: teaching and sharing God’s word was his passion.
A Celebration of Pastor Bob’s Life will take place at Wenatchee First Assembly on March 15, 2016 at 10:30 a.m. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Royal Family Kids Camp. Arrangements are by Telford’s Chapel of the Valley, East Wenatchee.