Alameda County Obituaries

PATSY RUTH ADAIR 

Submitted by: Thomas Brammer 

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Alameda Times-Star 12/22/03.

	On December 19, 2003, this very special person passed away 
peacefully in her home. Born in Ft. Morgan, CO, Feb. 4, 1928, she moved 
to San Francisco at age 10 and has been a resident of Fremont for 41 
years. She was 75. As a result of a blind date in 1949, Patsy met and 
married Wm. H. Adair of SF in 1950. This happy union lasted 46 years 
until Bill's death in 1996. Patsy was the loving mother of three children, 
Nancy Little of San Ramon, Victoria Adair of San Jose, and James Adair 
of Georgia. She is also survived by her dear brother and sister-in-law, 
James and Claire Finney of Fremont, grandchildren, Joel, Megan and Kyle 
Adair, Craig and Janelle Little, and Karen and Amy Hudgins, nephews, 
Sean and Steven Finney, and dear friends Jean and Don Ciucci, Joseph 
and Barbara Videtich, Ray and Julie Souza, and many, many others. Patsy 
enjoyed bowling, painting, ceramics and music. In her early career, she 
worked for the SF Chamber of Commerce and Matson Shipping. Later, she 
worked for Cloverleaf Bowl for many years as a league promoter and 
bowling instructor. Many lasting friendships developed through "the Bowl". 
She could be found Friday afternoons bowling with her senior friends on 
the "Hot Shots" league. Patsy touched the lives of everyone she met with 
her sweet disposition, courage and strength. She will be greatly missed by 
all who knew her. She has given an everlasting gift of love to us all and her 
memory will be cherished in our hearts forever. Memorial services will be 
held Sunday, Dec. 28 at 1:00 pm at the Fremont Memorial Chapel, 3723 
Peralta Blvd., Fremont. Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to the 
Hillman Memorial Scholarship Fund at Cloverleaf Bowl, 40645 Fremont 
Blvd., Fremont, CA 94538, or to the American Cancer Society, Tri-Cities 
Units, 1900 Mowry Ave, Ste. 405, Fremont, 
CA 94538. FREMONT MEMORIAL CHAPEL 510.793.8900