Birth date: Jan 5, 1961 Death date: Aug 12, 2021
Timothy Alan Adkison, 60. passed away on Thursday August 12, 2021. He was the loving husband of Kelli Reagh Adkison. A devoted son, brother, husband, father, Papaw and friend. Born on January 5, 1961, in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Read Obituary
So many wonderful high school memories with Tim. His laugh, his smile, always willing to help out any Planoette in need. Tim was a gentlemen with manners and respect for all, we so miss that in these days ❤️ god Bless You!
Tim - a true friend. My word of description is Devoted. One can see it in every picture he was in - devotion to whomever he was with or for whatever he was doing. I feel so honored to have been a part of Tim's life from sharing notes from Damewood's history class; to working together for years at multiple jobs; to coaching the softball team made up of extraordinary talent................talent for having a great time sharing time together. We shared so much that only real friends can share; loved in a way unique to only a sincere understanding of each other. Kelli, he SO loved you from the first time he laid eyes on you. His eyes would glisten with anticipation of getting to see you again and it was never soon enough. His children and grandchildren were his heart and soul - his greatest accomplishment. His parents and siblings were always talked about with an admiration and sense of protectiveness - he was always sure his family was his priority. But, NEVER to be forgotten and always able to find time for, were his friends. He has many and we are all missing him with heavy hearts. I will always miss him, but I am joyful that he has been reunited with his father, that he is at peace with the Father in whom he had deep Faith and selfishly, that I have a Guardian Angel to whom I can speak to and know will listen and watch over me because that is what Tim always did for me - love me, protect me and listen to me. He was devoted. He was and will always be, my friend. Love you, Patti Kerutis Crane.
Tim was an amazing friend, Father & Husband. He will be dearly missed by so many. May he rest in the palms of our Dear Lord & know how very much he was loved! A life very well lived!
