Adams Funeral Home, P.a.

Rudolph L. Robinson Sr.

peacefully transitioned surrounded by family on Friday May 22, 2020 of Brandywine, Maryland. Visitation will be held on Wednesday June 3, 2020 from 2-5 p.m. at the Adams Funeral Home Chapel 20605 Aquasco Road Aquasco, Maryland 20608. 

Service and Interment Private.  You May View the Online Service on Thursday June 4, 2020 at 10:00 a.m.  at  https://youtu.be/Aa4Cghsqi9Y

Per Executive Order 20-03-19-01 issued by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to all Maryland Directors of Funeral homes the following changes will immediately go into effect:  no public gatherings of more than 10 persons.  To comply with this order, until further notice, funeral procession occupancy will also remain to 10 or fewer persons. (there is no exceptions to this rule)  Due to the Governors ongoing orders, Please understand service dates and times may be subject to change.

James M. Proctor "Mott"

Sunrise on February 21, 1929 sunset May 27, 2020 James Martin Proctor affectionately known as Mott was born to the late Harris and Gracie Proctor in Piscataway, Maryland. He was the third child of ten siblings.  He entered into Holy Matrimony on May 13, 1950 to his soulmate Verlow.  From that union they were blessed with six loving daughters, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.  Visitation will be held on Thursday June 4, 2020 at the Adams Funeral Home Chapel 20605 Aquasco Road Aquasco, Maryland from 3-5 p.m .

Dennis James Reed 

Visitation will be held on Friday June 5, 2020 at the Adams Funeral Home Chapel 20605 Aquasco Road Aquasco, Maryland from 2-5 p.m .

Maria Lynette Washington

Visitation will be held on Wednesday June 10, 2020 from 2-4 p.m. at the Adams Funeral Home Chapel 20605 Aquasco Road Aquasco, Maryland 20608.

Joseph Austin Wimbush, Sr .

On Friday, May 22, 2020, Joseph Austin Wimbush, Sr., was called home to be with our heavenly Father.  Joseph was born on June 23, 1930, to the late Willis and Annie Wimbush. He was the oldest of three and was known as “Bush” to all who knew him.

He attended Frederick Douglas High School through the 11th grade and often stated that he wished he had graduated. At the age of 20, he enlisted in the Army and served 4 years. On February 17, 1956, he married the late Mary Anna. Out of this union they were blessed with three children, Althea (known as Peaches), Tina, and Joseph, Jr.  Joseph spent the majority of his career as an Auto Body Repairman…and he was excellent at it! Due to arthritis in his hands, he left that field and began working at Bolling Air Force Base as a driver. He later retired from Bolling and worked for Keller Transportation and then Brandywine Auto Parts.  Joseph enjoyed life. If he wasn’t fishing, you could find him at home watching westerns, a Redskins football game, or some other sport. He was an advid TV watcher and reader! He also enjoyed playing cards, pokeno, and bingo at the Senior Citizen Recreation Center. He loved spending time with his children and grandchildren…as his granddaughter Faith would say, he was our “Sexy Dex.” We will miss not hearing his whistling and his “hello love” greeting.  Joseph was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Anna, and his son Tyrone Gray. Those remaining to celebrate his life with love and cherished memories are his children Renee Williams; Peaches Wimbush; Tina Wimbush; Joseph Wimbush (Nekecia); Shirley Goldine (James); and DeCarlos Washington (Heather); 1 brother Louis Wimbush; 18 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, and 3 great, great grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, family, and friends.  Visitation will be held on Thursday June 11, 2020 from 2-4 p.m. at the Adams Funeral Home Chapel 20605 Aquasco Road Aquasco, Maryland 20608.

Per Executive Order 20-03-19-01 issued by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to all Maryland Directors of Funeral homes the following changes will immediately go into effect:  no public gatherings of more than 10 persons.  To comply with this order, until further notice, funeral procession occupancy will also remain to 10 or fewer persons. (there is no exceptions to this rule)  Due to the Governors ongoing orders, Please understand service dates and times may be subject to change.

James L. Thomas

On Monday May 25, 2020 of Brandywine, Maryland. He leaves to cherish, his family and friends.  Visitation will be held on Tuesday June 2, 2020 from 2-4 p.m. at the Adams Funeral Home Chapel 20605 Aquasco Road Aquasco, Maryland.

Service and Interment Private To Family Only. 

Per Executive Order 20-03-19-01 issued by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to all Maryland Directors of Funeral homes the following changes will immediately go into effect:  no public gatherings of more than 10 persons.  To comply with this order, until further notice, funeral procession occupancy will also remain to 10 or fewer persons. (there is no exceptions to this rule)  Due to the Governors ongoing orders, Please understand service dates and times may be subject to change.

Earl D. Estep

Known to many as Shanks,  Earl DeSales Estep peacefully eternal rest on May 21, 2020

Service and Interment Private 
Please leave your Condolences at Earl's memorial :  earl-desales-estep.forevermissed.com

Celebrating The Life Of

🕊William Joseph Goldring, Jr.🕊

Sunrise June 12, 1954 - Sunset May 16, 2020

William Joseph Goldring, Jr. affectionately known as “Willie” was born to the late William Joseph Goldring Sr. (Jiggs) and the late Mary Virginia Goldring (Babysis) in Hughesville Maryland on June 12,1954 and transitioned into the loving arms of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on May 16, 2020 at the Washington Hospital Center. On July 16, 2000, Willie was joined in Holy Matrimony to his loving wife Deborah . Through their union they were blessed with the birth of their son Rodney.  Baptized in the Catholic Faith at St. Marys Catholic Church, Willie began his education at St. Mary’s Colored School where he received the sacraments of Holy Eucharist and Confirmation. He then continued his education with the Charles County Public School System graduating from Thomas Stone High School in 1972. After graduation he began his career as a mail carrier for the United States Postal Service which encompassed 35 years of service as a Carrier at West Bethesda, Friendship and Ward Place Stations and as a truck driver in the Motor Vehicle Branch. Upon retirement he began employment with International Limousine Service, Inc. later renamed RMA Chauffeured Transportation driving limousines and shuttle buses. He chauffeured many celebrities around the Washington Metropolitan Area including Paul McCartney, Condoleezza Rice, Mark McGuire and Kid Rock. He also chauffeured Pope Francis’ staff during his visit to the United States specifically his parade in Philadelphia. He was awarded the International Limousine Service, Inc Safe Driving Award Five consecutive years.  Willie was an avid fan of baseball, drag racing and playing poker. In 1997 he and his cousin Bobby Briscoe put together the Wicomico Hawks Baseball Team in the Chesapeake Baseball League. Together they managed and coached along with cousin Charles Thompson and longtime friend Calvin Washington a Championship Team that included his sons Kvon and Kentry Kinard, nephews Marlon Jones, Anthony and Vaughn Queen, Keon and the late Duane Gaskins, cousins Floyd and Anthony Curtis and other family members and friends. He even managed to convince his cousin Larry Thompson to come out of retirement. The team won the Chesapeake Independent Baseball League’s Championship in 2000. That was a proud moment for him and the family. He also coached the Stevenson Athletics Little League Baseball Team in 2007.  After baseball came drag racing. Willie loved gathering his sons and heading to NHRA AND IHRA Races all over the East Coast. He especially loved the Pro Mods that raced in the IHRA. He also loved supporting and being part of the Pit Crew for The Survivor Motorsports’ Corvette/Firebird Race Car. Going to the various tracks in Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey, Tennessee, North and South Carolina with his brother-in-law Lawrence Jones, his nephews Marlon Jones and Gregory Johnson was one if his favorite pastimes.  Just this past winter, Willie along with other family members and friends started a Friday Night Poker Circle where the games lasted for two days. He loved the game and would play all night and the next day.

To quote Willie’s cousin Kia Washington ‘If you only knew what it was to be in a house when he entered a room. If you knew him, you understand! It was never a dull moment. You would be in tears. Many laughs, jokes and stories. He is a legend who will truly be missed. Gone, but surely will never be forgotten. Willie’s selflessness was insurmountable. He was a true believer in do unto others and you’d have them do unto you. He loved his family and his friends and when asked would help in anyway he could never ever breathing a word about what he had done.  Preceded in death by his son Kalon Goldring, his parents William and Mary Goldring, grandparents Joseph Bernard and Janie Curtis, Rodney and Romaine Goldring, nephew Duane Gaskins and father-in-law Reverend Clyde Hill, Willie leaves to cherish his memories his loving wife Deborah, sons Lawrence, Rodney, Kentry, and Kvon, grandchildren Jakayla, Kalani and Kaydence, Mekhi and Kwazi, sisters Harriet Gaskins (Kenny), Beverly Adams(William), Joyce Jones (Lawrence) and Gale Goldring, mother-in-law Pastor Annie Hill, sisters-in-law Valerie Spriggs and Harriet Jackson, nephews Anthony and Vaughn Queen, Marcus Brown, Marlon and Michael Jones, nieces Canice and Brooke Jones, aunts Gloria Robinson and Brenda Goldring, uncles James, Jerome, Kenneth and Leonard Goldring, a host of great nieces and nephews, special cousins Robert Briscoe, Thomas, Francis and Floyd Curtis, Carlos Green, Valerie Countiss, Saundra Holt and Diane Reeves, godmother Dorothy Holt, goddaughters Brianna Queen and Shalevia Briscoe many cousins and a multitude of friends.  Visitation will be held on Sunday May 31, 2020 at the Adams Funeral Home Chapel 20605 Aquasco Road Aquasco, Maryland from 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. 

Service and Interment Private To Family Only.  
Please leave your Condolences at William's memorial:  william-joseph-goldringjr.forevermissed.com

Per Executive Order 20-03-19-01 issued by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to all Maryland Directors of Funeral homes the following changes will immediately go into effect:  no public gatherings of more than 10 persons.  To comply with this order, until further notice, funeral procession occupancy will also remain to 10 or fewer persons. (there is no exceptions to this rule)  Due to the Governors ongoing orders, Please understand service dates and times may be subject to change.

George Leo Brooks

  On May 15, George Leo Brooks (fondly known as Leo) went home to be with the Lord. Leo was born on January 22, 1934 in Croom, Maryland to the late John and Louise (Contee) Brooks. He was educated in the Prince George’s County Public Schools. Leo was joined in holy matrimony to Shirley Mae Galloway in 1959. From this union, he had four boys, George Leo Brooks, Jr, Ronald Levi Brooks, Donald Leon Brooks, and Michael Nathaniel Brooks.  Leo worked at the Navy Communication Center as a truck driver for 30 years. He loved farming, cutting grass and playing cards. He played cards everyday at home. On Sunday, he would go over Donald’s house for cards and dinner. If a Sunday was missed, he made sure to get in a make-up day. As a young man, Leo joined Nottingham Myers United Church in Croom, MD. He was a trustee and a long time member. He continued to attend church until he could no longer drive himself.  Leo was preceded in death by one son - Michael Brooks; four brothers – Robert Brooks, Ernest Brooks, Chester Field Brooks, William (Booty Green) Brooks and one sister – Marion Hayslett. Leo leaves to cherish his memories: three sons- George Brooks, Jr,; Ronald Brooks; Donald Brooks (spouse-Corliss); a loving sister - Elizabeth Tolson; two sisters-in-law - Berline Brooks, Alice Wright; one brother-in-law - Calvin Hayslett; 7 grandchildren - George (Trae) Brooks, III; Jamal (Robbie) Duckett; Jonathan Brooks; Michel Brooks; Donald Brooks, Jr; Brelyn Brooks; Kayla Brooks; great grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and a host of other family and friends.  Visitation will be held on Friday May 29, 2020 at the Adams Funeral Home Chapel 20605 Aquasco Road Aquasco, Maryland from 2-4 p.m.  

You May Sign the Family Guestbook at :  george-leo-brooks.forevermissed.com

Service and Interment Private To Family Only.  You May View the Online Service on Saturday May 30, 2020 at 10:00 a.m.  at  https://youtu.be/6ZOkG6h2R1w