Isaac Arthur Adam, age 54, died September 18, 2014. He is survived by his mother, Katherine L Adam; brothers, Timothy Adam, Jesse Adam (Pera) and John Adam; sisters, Elizabeth Adam James (Doug James), Deborah Schall and Rebecca LaTourette (Tim); and seven nephews and nieces. A memorial service will be held at 6 P.M. Monday, September 22 at St Paul’s Episcopal Church. A reception will follow the service. Memorials may be made to St. Paul’s Community Meals or Ozark Guidance Center.
My prayer is that you are in God’s loving arms and that you are at peace. I love you my little brother. Debbie
May you find comfort in God’s loving embrace. I love you little brother…. Debbie
RIP IKE.
Debbie,
My prayers are with you and your family.
Much Love,
Terri Lowry
We are so sorry for the loss of Isaac, but we know he is flying high with the angels and that is comforting. We are left here on earth to mourn the loss of our loved ones, but please hold close the thought that you will be with him again one day. We have wonderful memories of Isaac and all of his brothers and sisters. Our prayers and love are sent to all of you. Charlotte, Linda and Angela (Tipton)
Linda, angela and charlotte,my family would like to thank you for thing of Isaac
Condolence
may my brother isaac rest in pease,jesse ,pera and the boys
Isaac entered my life in 1975 at Fayetteville High School (FHS east). I was a new student in a big foreboding school. Luckily I got to be a photographer for the year book and school newspaper. I had a darkroom and the school did not. This allowed me freedom. Just go take pictures and use your artistic judgement. There were also mandatory assignments. I meet Isaac on one scary assignment. We need photographs of swim team and band members. I have a hard time connecting names with faces. Undiagnosed dyslexia at the time may have been a cause. Issac was involved in these activities and offered to help me. He was nice to me and I got the photographs. Isaac was very smart, funny and talented. I was extremely skinny with glasses and braces and had no talents other than photography and debate. I never expected popular kids to like me, but Isaac liked me. He was like that. I think his acceptance of me helped my school year be better. Isaac introduced me to a lot of his friends. About a year after high school I would see Isaac again and meet his family after I started dating his sister Liz. Liz and I meet at the University of Arkansas. Like Isaac, his family was talented, smart and artistic. Over the next three years I got to know Isaac better over dinners at Isaac’s grandmothers house and his mothers house with Liz. Picnics at Devils Den Park etc. Driving Liz, Isaac and family around, or just visiting. Isaac was always eager to help me with projects I could not have done alone. I loved Isaac’s large family as I only have one sister. I often thought about how much fun it would have been to have had a brother like Isaac. To borrow a line from my favorite movie, Rob Reiner’s “Stand By Me”. “It was a long time ago, but only if you measure it in terms of years”. My sister Meg Calvert (Cooper) also sends her condolences.