Geraldyne Seymour Adams

geraldyne adams

February 1, 1929 ~ December 5, 2020

Born in: Palestine, Texas
Resided in: College Station, Texas

Geraldyne Adams, 91, of College Station passed away on December 5, 2020. A funeral service will be held at First Baptist Church of Bryan on Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 10am. Interment will follow in Palestine, Texas. Express your condolences at CallawayJones.com

Geraldyne, or “Boots”, as most knew her, moved from her home in College Station, Texas, to her permanent home in heaven at age 91 on December 5, 2020. Boots’ life will be celebrated at First Baptist Church, Bryan, Texas, on Tuesday, December 8, at 10:00 a.m. The family requests that all attendees follow safe-distancing and mask-wearing guidelines. Interment will be at Land of Memory cemetery in Palestine, Texas. Arrangements have been made through Callaway-Jones Funeral Home in Bryan.

Boots was born February 1, 1929, in Palestine, Texas, to Earl and Eudelle Seymour. She attended school in Palestine, graduating from Palestine High School. Boots married her high school sweetheart, James William Lemuel Adams, Jr. (Jim), in 1950 at First Baptist Church in Palestine. Throughout their marriage of over 70 years, Boots was a supportive and loving partner in both the family they raised and the churches they served. She was talented and enterprising, whether working in business offices to help put Jimmie through college and seminary, playing the piano at church, hosting family and church gatherings, substitute teaching in the kids’ schools, working as a real estate agent, or caring for the needs of children, husband, parents, and other family members.

Boots lived with passion, faith, determination, and wit. No one’s children ever had a bigger fan or fiercer advocate than hers. As a pastor’s wife she loved and served church members well. Through life’s difficulties, she was an overcomer who trusted in God’s provision and grace. When new opportunities came, she embraced them. And those who knew Boots best knew that twinkle in her eye when she was about to do or say something unexpected to make us laugh.

Boots was preceded in death by her parents Earl and Eudelle Seymour, her son Jim III, and her younger brother Donald Earl Seymour.

Boots’ legacy lives on with her husband, James William Lemuel Adams, Jr., daughter Beth Adams, son David Adams and wife Teresa, daughter Julie Wylie, grandsons Lem Moore and wife Toni, Thomas Moore, Nathan Adams and wife Kara, Nicholas Adams, Adam Wylie, Evan Wylie, Ian Wylie, and great-grandson Ethan Moore.

Condolences may be expressed at CallawayJones.com.

Services

Funeral Service: December 8, 2020 10:00 am

First Baptist Church - Bryan
3100 Cambridge Dr
Bryan, TX 77802

979-776-1400
http://fbcbryan.org

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  1. Oh, Boots was so very WARM and sensitive–the best pastor’s wife one could be!! She was a beloved angel on Earth!!

  2. What a good, warm friend Boots was to all of us–the epitome of greatest pastor’s wife. I loved her dearly!

  3. Jim:
    Please accept our heart felt condolences. We enjoyed being your neighbors for over 15 years. We knew Boots as a kind and caring person, and enjoyed our conversations with her. We miss Boots.
    NK & Veena Anand

  4. Someone once said; “People are in your life for a Season”. Mrs. Adams was in my life for many seasons, as my best friend Julie’s Mom. Mrs. Adams, such a wonderful woman to show by example that life has so much to offer the Christian girl & woman. There are too many stories to count growing up with the Adams Family next door with Mrs. Adams “Boots” as our driver(get away driver) lol, encourager, or just watching over us . ALL of them bring a smile to my Heart, So Much Fun. Love you all. Thank you for touching my Life.

  5. Dear Jim and Family,

    We were so sorry to hear of your loss. We are praying for you as you do this grief-work. May God hold you gently, hiding you under His wings of care. Though your sorrow is great and Boots will surely be missed, we also rejoice, knowing that she is in a better place…as Bro. Jim said this morning, she is home! No more sorrow, no more pain!
    Love to you all,
    Marvella and Glen


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