Death date: Nov 15, 2020
Everett "Ed" Adkins, age 69, passed away peacefully on Sunday, November 15, 2020 with family by his side. Born in West Virginia, spending most of his life in the Cleveland area. Survived by his wife of 50 years, Catherine (Wisnies Read Obituary
Condolences to Cathy and family. Just seeing this now while checking for my sister in law s notice .. We go back in time and that’s when I knew you and Ed . We parted as time went on but I often thought of you two. So sorry to hear this. Ed was such a pleasant person . Rip Ed
Just heard about Ed passing. Very shocked. I worked with Ed at Kendale and Freeway. About 30 years. He was a great guy. Always had a smile on his face. Was always willing to help. Never complained. He will be missed. A great friend he was.
I'm so sorry and offer my sympathies to the whole family. Mr. Adkins was a great neighbor and mentor. Super kind, and the day the family moved the neighborhood was never the same. I was glad to have known him and have the talks we'd have from time to time. A good man, and our world is saddened by his passing.
We were so blessed to have his friendship and being a fun source of our lives for sooo many years! Many memories from our foursome dinners. You will be deeply missed,but NEVER forgotten!
Terry and Carol Szendel
One of the best neighbors you could ever ask for. So glad he was part of our big Velma Ave family growing up and being a part of helping all of us crazy kids grow up to be the great men and women we are today
My favorite memories of dad was bowling on lots of Sundays as a kid and going to the flea market plus Going to get our favorite Donuts at Jack Frost!! And if u knew my dad if he was home he either was cutting grass , watching tv , or under a car fixing it. Most of the time he was under a car 🤦♀️ . You will be missed dad I love you forever ❤️
My dad always wanted to help with anything. Sometimes he would come to my house to work on a project that I didnt even know we were going to do! He would have the tools and parts ready or know exactly where mine were. He would drop whatever he was doing to help me out when I needed him. In his eyes whatever he was doing was never as important as what I needed him for. That is the kind of man he was. We love and miss you Dad!
Dad you were always there when we needed you. I will always remember our trips to the flea markets, car racing with uncle Paul and trips to tinker creek. I love you dad
All i can say is he was the best father inlaw one could hope for he was always there for family and friends no matter the task especially when it came to working on cars.. Great man taken too soon.
Ed was such a nice man who always had a smile on his face. He will be missed. Deepest condolences to Cathy and the family. Love from friends Deb & Heinz Limmer
