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Georgia Ann Adams

April 15, 1960 ~ July 8, 2017

Georgia Ann Adams, 57, passed away on Saturday, July 8th in Ponca City.

Georgia was a very caring and nurturing nurse to those in need. She selflessly gave her time to advocating for Native American rights and for abused children. She worked as a security guard in a retail location. Georgia was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 

She was born on April 15, 1960 in Washington D.C. 

Biological father Harold David Edmonds of Helen West Virginia Biological mother Alma Revena Reeves of Winston Salem North Carolina. She was adopted by Donald & Linda Bosher of Greensboro North Carolina. 

Survived by Her husband Jerry Adams of Ponca City Ok, Timothy Edmonds of Encore Michigan, Thomas Bosher of Greensboro North Carolina, Wanda Webber of Navarre Florida and several nieces and nephews. 

Preceded in death by her parents, two brothers, Roger dean and David Edmonds. 

The snow flake that shall not melt. GOD'S NEWEST ANGEL

Honorary pallbearers: Harold David Edmonds, Roger Dean Edmonds, David Edmonds, and Thomas Bosher. 

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