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							 Visitation:
							Wednesday, July 17, 2019, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 
							p.m. at the Quiram-Peasley Funeral Home in Atlanta 
							Second Visitation:  10 
							a.m. Thursday at the church 
							Service:
							Thursday, July 18, 2019, at 10:30 a.m. at the 
							Atlanta United Methodist Church 
							
							Funeral home: 
							Quiram Peasley Funeral Home, 
							Atlanta 
							Obituary 
							Marian Adams passed away peacefully 
							at her Atlanta home on July 14, 2019, in the care of 
							her family and Safe Haven Hospice. Visitation 
							services are scheduled for Wednesday, July 17, 2019, 
							from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Quiram-Peasley 
							Funeral Home in Atlanta. An additional visitation is 
							available a half hour prior to the memorial service 
							at the Church. The Memorial Service will be held at 
							the Atlanta United Methodist Church on Thursday, 
							July 18, 2019, at 10:30 am with Pastor Carl Johnston 
							officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorial 
							contributions may be given to the Atlanta Rescue 
							Squad, PO Box 708, Atlanta, IL 6 1723 or the J. H. 
							Hawes Grain Elevator Museum, PO Box 547, Atlanta, IL 
							61723. 
							 
							Marian Maxine Ioder Adams, daughter of Levi David 
							and Edith Briggs Ioder, was born on March 16, 1922, 
							at the family farmstead in Buda, IL. Marian, her 
							parents, and three brothers moved to Bradford, IL. 
							Marian attended Bradford High School graduating in 
							1940. She received her Bachelor’s of Science in Home 
							Economics from MacMurray College in 1944. During the 
							summers of 1943 and 1944, Marian worked as a “Harvey 
							Girl” in the El Tovar Hotel restaurant on the Grand 
							Canyon South Rim, Arizona, and in the La Fonda 
							Restaurant in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In August 1944, 
							Marian accepted a home economics teaching position 
							at the Atlanta High School, in Atlanta, IL, where 
							she taught for two years. One of her students, 
							Marjorie Ann Coleman, introduced her cousin Paul 
							Adams (just home from WWII) to Marian. Marian and 
							Paul were married on August 11, 1946, in Bradford, 
							IL. Marian is survived by her son, John Richard 
							Adams, daughter-in-law, Susan Weil Adams, daughter, 
							Carolyn Jean Adams, and son-in-law, John Forsyth 
							Meigs. Her husband, Paul, predeceased her on August 
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							Marian was an active volunteer is 
							many organizations as she raised her family. She was 
							a Girl Scout Leader, Cub Scout Leader (Pack 123), 
							member of Eminence Township Home Extension, leader 
							of the 4H Girls Club, a volunteer for the Eminence 
							Township Cancer Society fundraisers, and served on 
							the Abraham Lincoln Hospital Board as a member and 
							secretary in the 1960s. Enjoying history and 
							genealogy, Marian held long-time memberships, as 
							well as held officer positions, in the Abraham 
							Lincoln Chapter of the National Society of the 
							Daughters of the American Revolution and the 
							National Society Colonial Daughters of the 
							Seventeenth Century.  
							 
							Continuing her involvement in education, Marian 
							served as a substitute teacher at the Atlanta Public 
							schools and the Olympia School District. Marian was 
							an avid bridge player. She was a long-term member of 
							the Atlanta Ladies Cemetery board, the A-Team, and 
							the Flower Buds. Marian was a member of the United 
							Methodist Church in Atlanta. Marian served as an 
							election judge in the town of Atlanta from 1974 to 
							2008.  
							 
							The Adams family wishes to thank Florence (Buni) 
							Smith for her loving care and dedication to keeping 
							Marian at home until her death. 
							 
							Final arrangements are entrusted with Quiram-Peasley 
							Funeral Home of Atlanta. 
							 
            
            				
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