Obituary: Tommye Frances Leach-Adams
Tommye Frances Leach-Adams, loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend, passed peacefully at home on August 2, 2016 in Fort. Mohave, Arizona.
Adams was born on Petit Jean Mountain in Arkansas. Adams and her husband were former residents of Williams, Arizona (1992-2002) and she worked at the Grand Canyon Railway during her residence in Williams.
She was preceded in death by husband OE Adams, former BNSF engineer, daughter Linda Rene Adams-Green, brother John Morris Leach and sister Ramah Leach-Siggins.
She is survived by brothers Richard Leach (Pat), Little Rock, Arkansas; Shannon Leach (Shawne), Little Rock, Arkansas; daughters Cynthia Adams-Jones (Joseph), Fort Mohave, Arizona; Gail Adams-Shott (Tom), Bullhead City, Arizona; and
Grandchildren Adam Hittle (Leslie), Kingman, Arizona; Rodney Hittle (Shawna), Redondo Beach, California; Olivia Montgomery (Michael) Mohave Valley, Arizona; Darby Stone (Micah), Las Vegas, Nevada; September Easley (David), Bullhead City, Arizona; John Lawrence (Jamie), Las Vegas, Nevada; Michael Shott (Nikkie), Mohave Valley, Arizona; and
Great grandchildren Morgan Hittle, Killian Hittle, Maeve Hittle, Keeva Hittle, Aden Montgomery, Trinten Montgomery, Leah Montgomery, Micah Stone, Jonathan Stone, Ashlin Easley, Brendan Shott, Gavin Lawrence, Cole Shott, Brody Shott.
Services take place at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, August 10, 2016 at Desert Lawn Cemetery, 9250 South Ranchero Lane, Mohave Valley, AZ 86440.
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