Birth date: Jan 12, 1933 Death date: Oct 25, 2020
Our sweet wife, mother and grandmother passed away Sunday, October 25, 2020. Gevene was born January 12, 1933, in Delta, Utah. She was the youngest of eight children born to Alexander Adams and Martha Jane Cameron. Gevene’s early Read Obituary
Mike, we were so sorry to learn of Gevene's passing. We remember when you met Gevene, and we were so happy for you when you were married. We know you have had a wonderful life with her and your children. May your Heavenly Father be with all of you and bless you with peace and consolation at this time of sorrow in your lives. With love, Duane and Jamie Heinhold
Mike- We have such sweet memories of Gevene. You moved in to our ward after your family was raised so we don't know your children well, but knowing the two of you - we are sure they are wonderful. Your daughter had triplets at the same time that our son had twins. Gevene and I created a bond over our preemies and we kept track of them through the years. We never heard her say an unkind word about anyone. When she took on a responsibility or calling, she quietly and efficiently did an amazing job, not needing other's praise or notice to motivate her. She was a thoughtful gospel scholar. She listened, she analyzed and she learned - never needing to impress others with what she knew. If she ever made a comment in Relief Society people really listened, because when she spoke, she had something important to say. We count ourselves lucky to have known Gevene and express out love to you and your family at this time of missing her.
- Clyde & Kathy Williams
The first time I remember Aunt Genvene she had come to Grandma Adams home for a visit from collage. We would go to her house and then walk to church. We had always had homemade bread in our house, but at Grandma's she had bread from the store and if we ever got a piece it was a big treat. Well his Sunday Aunt Genvene had put two slices of bread in the toaster and had forgotten it and off we went to church. We we got back to Grandma's there was those Wonderful pieces of Bread in the toaster. I couldn't believe that they were there and she threw them away, she said that they were no good. I loved my Aunt Genvene and always enjoyed seeing her. After my father passed away we asked her some questions about him, she really didn't know him until he was married to our Mother, because she is so much younger, I really enjoyed the stories.
So sorry we missed the services we did not receive a call. Just know that I loved her very much. She was always such a good example of Christ just like her Mother.
Love your Cousin Phyllis Adams Patterson (Cameron's daughter)
