Linda Diane (West) Adams was born to parents Jesse and Myrtle West July 22, 1953. She entered into eternal rest July 12, 2022. 
Linda was a loving wife, dedicated mother and adoring grandmother. Linda enjoyed so many things with her family and friends through her life. 
Shopping, traveling, camping and going to the races were just a few of her favorite things to do but the highlight of her life was when she became a grandmother. There were weekends that she had all of her grandkids at once for a sleepover. Playing board games and watching movies. 
Becoming a great-grandmother became an even greater blessing for her. There was so much more love to give. 
Linda was a strong, loyal and caring woman and always made sure her family knew that they were her greatest treasure. She would put everyone else before herself. She married her best friend, Jack Adams, Dec. 6, 1986 and they blended their beautiful family and began their life’s journey together. The love they shared was seen and shared by all who knew them. 
Linda was called home from this earthly world far too soon and her absence will be felt by everyone she loved. Those who knew her know what a great loss this is for everyone. Heaven has gained a beautiful Angel.
Linda was preceded in death by parents, grandparents George Vernon Dance and Myrtle Morris and brother Jesse Darrell West. 
She is survived by her  husband, sons Michael Shawn West and wife Colleen of Rowlett and Jack Adams III of Gun Barrel City, daughters Amy Hasbargen and husband Jacob of Elizabeth, Minn. and April Browning and husband Ty of Gun Barrel City, grandchildren Kailea Peyton and husband Lonnie, Taylor West, Robert Flatt, Kristina Glas and husband Austin, Braden and Brody Hasbargen, Connor and Presley Hickson, Carley Floyd and husband Nathan, Amanda Plunkett and husband Jesse, Alesha Norris and husband Hunter and Jack Adams IV, great-grandchildren Adaley, Aceyn, Ava, Tinsley, Daniel and Emberly, sister Lorene Griffin and husband Larry. 
Linda leaves behind many other loved ones and lifelong friends. She will be truly missed. 
Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.eubankcedarcreek.com for the Adams family.