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Obituary For Adam Slocumb III
Adam Slocumb III (Pootah) was born in Harlen New York on February 6, 1964 to the parentage of the late Adam Slocumb Jr and Claree Hart Slocumb He departed this life Wednesday June 16, 2022 at Heart and Vascular Institute, Savannah , GA. Adam was a 1982 Graduate of Warner Robins High School. He worked in Construction for over 30 yrs until his health declined. He was a loving and caring man, that everyone loved . He loved to make us laugh, always had a story to tell and would say what was on his mind. He enjoyed watching “HIS” Atlanta Falcons, Braves and GA Bulldogs. Also traveling, visiting family and friends gave him so much joy. He will be in Our Hearts forever, rest in eternal Peace. He leave to cherish his memory, His Devoted Companion Karen Harris , Children: Terrance Turner, Quaterros Slocumb, Kalessa Slocumb, Adam Slocumb IV, Alex Slocumb, Adrian Slcoumb , Tristane Henry, T’Keyah Jones, Crystal ( Narrada) Moore, Grandchildren: Pe’tehn , Prestehn, Ava, Mila, Marquis, Lyric, Ash, Purpose, Three sisters: Delisa Slocumb, Carol Slocumb and Laverne Williams , Uncle: Walter Nelson Sr, Aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
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Pootah you will be missed dearly. I can hear you now saying, "I talked to Gladys." You loved her and she surely loved you. She would always say, "Pootah is a good boy." I will miss laughing and arguing with you whenever I saw you. Take your rest cousin❤❤❤
My prayers goes out to this family on your loss. My husband and I was introduced to Adam by our niece Karen. He was a nice and friendly guy, very gifted with his hands. He will be missed.I pray God will strengthen you all with His strength and comfort. Edward and Zutie Porter 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Our thoughts and Prayers are with the family during this time of sorrow. Rest in peace Adam. Quincy& Jodi Jones
Praying for the Slocumb family. Adam and I had great fun while in school back in the late 70's and early 80's. He was a good brother.
Ron James Ezell
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