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Newton Abshire posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Adam helped me find my first job at age 18.I did not have a car ,so he would pick me up and bring me to work every day.He was a gentle man who spoke softly and with much love for his family.The most precious day I spent with him was when we went to pick up his little baby girl at the hospital.He said to me"brother,I would not say this if we were alone,but I ask you to please be careful as we drive home." I was honored to be with him when he brought his little angel home.I loved my brother very much and will miss him until I cross over and we meet again.
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Daron Duhon posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Although i never got to meet you,i feel i know enough about you through your daughter Angela to give an honest opinion about what type of father-inlaw i will miss out on having and what kind of man you were. She has told me that she couldn't have had a better loving father. You were very family oriented,that you were a very loving husband to her mother and a protector to his children. You had a way of making people smile when they were down and you were a happy go lucky type of person yourself in the presence of others. I must say we share that same quality. I do wish i could have met you cause i'm sure we would have had a hoot of a time. I've been told you were a hard working man who believed in providing for his family best he could without letting the weight of the world make you give up even in the toughest times. It takes a strong man at heart to do that,and i believe you had just that. I am also told you were a heavy weapons infantryman in the Army. Well that alone tells me you were strong willed and strong hearted man not scared of much this world could have thrown at you. I personaly want to thank you for your duty fighting for this country we all live in. You are a man that will be greatly missed and in the end i'm sure i will get to meet the man who raised such a wonderful woman that i am in love with. She has such values that you can only find in someone who had parents that had great values and that says alot about what kind of man you were that i shall never have the chance to meet. I am honored to be the man who will continue the job you once had in protecting your little girl from the bad things in this world that you did your best to protect her from. In all,, my understanding is that you were a good man,you will truly be missed Mr. Abshire,may you rest in peace sir.
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Tracy posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
I never met Adam personally, but I heard so many wonderful stories through his daughter, Ang. She loved her dad. I do remember talking to him once many moons ago, he told me letters were cheaper than phone calls, lol. I would have loved to have met him, he did a wonderful job raising Ang and helped her become the person she is today, and because of that, a piece of him lives on, not only through her, but through her children and grand children as well.
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ADAM LeJune posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
My Grandfather, what can I say about this man that no one else has said? He took in his daughter (my mom) and all three of his grandkids (myself, my sister, and my brother) when we all needed a place to stay. No questions asked. His family needed help and he gave it to us. But that was just the kind of person he was. I remember going to see him when I was little at the Texaco station he worked at for years. And even after he stopped working there, every time I passed it I though of him. Even it I was with him. I though of him. His blue eyes sitting at the dinner table drinking coffee, and the fact the we had the same name, always made me thing that I would grow up to be just like him. I don't have his blue eyes that I wanted, but I do have his will and his "my family" attitude. We do share one other thing in common though. We were/are both in the US Army. He is part of the reason I joined. I didn't know him when he was a Soldier but the man I knew, I am sure he was a great Soldier! I will miss him everyday. I also know that one day myself and my family will see him again. So I will not say goodbye. I will say see you again. I love you paw paw and I am glad you are in a better place without pain!
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sissy posted a condolence
Sunday, December 29, 2013
So sorry for your loss. .we have been looking for the family for several years. You are all in our prayer.love sissy and uncle Jimmy
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Lisa Chambers posted a condolence
Saturday, December 28, 2013
I met Adam when I was fresh to Louisiana at the ripe old age of 18. What an impression he made on me from the start. That deep voice with his southern drawl. Hospitality is what he was about. Mr. Adam made me feel welcome from the moment I met him. He welcomed me with open arms and an open heart. For that I can never have repaid him. Family. Love and acceptance. I spent many hours playing cards and Dominos with Mr. Adam. I enjoyed listening to his stories of his past. Things he did and places that he held dear to his heart. But conversation always ended up back to his love for his family. His wife that he had lost a few years prior to my meeting him. His two kids that he loved so very much. Most especially his grandchildren. Adam was a truly remarkable man. He will truly be missed.
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Rachael Ferguson posted a condolence
Saturday, December 28, 2013
My thoughts an prayers are with all of you in this sad time. I will never forget all the funny things Grandpa Adam said an done. He will greatly be missed. love, Rachael
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Tracy, Dave, Logan. & Landon posted a condolence
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Ang & family... I am so sorry for your loss and though I can't be with you during this time, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Sis, I'm sending you lots of love and some hugs. If you need ANYTHING, please, let me know. Love you.
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Alvenia Thibodeaux posted a condolence
Saturday, December 28, 2013
My deepest sympathy and prayers go out to Adam's family. I am related to all of you through my father (Claudias Trahan) now deceased. Adam's grandmother Anathile Trahan Abshire was my great aunt and also my father's godmother. Be more then glad to share my genealogy info with anyone in Abshire family who is interested. art1936@camtel.net
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tabitha abshire posted a condolence
Friday, December 27, 2013
My grandfather would always say he was so lucky to have a granddaughter like me but truly I'm the lucky one. He's the one who taught me about hunting, bbqing, fishing, living and just life in general. Yes he was stubborn and set in his way but because of that I'm the woman I am today. My all time favorite memory of my paw paw was every afternoon after homework was done was sitting down to watch walker Texas ranger together. It always came on at 4pm which is why the service is being held then. He would tell me stories from back in the day when he was younger. He loved life no matter what was going on. Which is why for the funeral I will NOT be wearing black. My paw paw did not like to be depressed and he always celebrated life. Which is what I will do for him. Monday will be a celebration and remembrance of his life and all those that he effect with his love and laughter. My paw paw's memory will always be alive and strong. I love you paw paw!!
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Angela Abshire posted a condolence
Friday, December 27, 2013
Where do I even begin? He was my rock, my protector even after I grew up. I knew as a little girl nothing bad would ever happen to me, that no boogieman would dare be under my bed because my daddy wouldn't let anyone hurt me. But every noise I ever heard, no matter how little it might be, Dad always went and "checked" it out. When I grew older and the tables were turned and Dad had his heart attack and triple bypass, it was my turn to take care of him and it was an honor to do. I have three years of memories before he moved to Kansas that no one can take away from me. Three years of laughter and tears that I hope I never forget. It gave me a chance to get to know my Dad as a friend as well as my father. I love you Dad and I miss you so much my heart breaks and feels like it will never heal. You and Mom were my heros, always.
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Stacy Caldwell posted a condolence
Friday, December 27, 2013
I never had the chance to know my grandfather due to circumstances no one could control. I've heard lots of stories and memories about him over the last few years. I believe he was just as wonderful and amazing as everyone says. I remember mom telling me that when they found out I was going to be a girl still in my mama's belly, he was so excited for a grand daughter. He had commissioned a lady to make a special handmade blanket for me with my name on it. I was never able to hold it but the last time it was brought up, I found out he still had it in hopes of one day finally being able to give it to me. I think that speaks volumes for him. He kept it all these years. I can't wait to thank him in Heaven for a gift never received but one that meant more than he'll ever know. <3
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Monday, December 30, 2013
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Kinder, Louisiana, United States
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