Bruce Adams is the youngest son of the eleven children of Green and Rosanna Adams. Freda is one
     of nine children born to August and Augusta Kaminska and was the first of their children born in 
     America when the family came over from Germany.
          They were married on January 14, 1917, at Alva, Oklahoma. To this union was born one son Meade.
     They have two granddaughters and five great-grandchildren. Bruce and Freda operated the family farm
     most of their married life and purchased it in 1937 from the Adams' heirs. They were members of the
     Sun City Baptist church started by Bruce's grandfather, Rev. Bud Adams, in 1873. Bruce was a deacon
     in the church many years. He also served several terms on the school board.
          In 1958 they sold the farm and moved to Pratt, Kansas, purchased the Mound Street Trailer Park,
     and operated it for seven years.
          In 1965 they sold their business in Pratt and retired to their present address. They have led
     active lives through their retirement and have been blessed with reasonably good health. They are 
     members of Westside Baptist Church and attend nearly every service.
          Bruce and Freda are very self-sufficient, maintain their own home, and pride themselves in
     keeping their own lawn and growing beautiful flowers. Bruce is quite a fisherman and supplies their 
     son with plenty of fish. Bruce also enjoys quail and pheasant hunting.
          A large celebration was held honoring them on their golden wedding anniversary in January 1967.
     Then in January 1977, another celebration was held honoring them on their 60th anniversary. Both
     celebrations were held at the home of their son, Meade, and his wife, Billie.
          Bruce is the only living child of Green Adams. Freda has two brothers, August Kaminska of Pratt
     and Charley Kaminska of Medicine Lodge. Freda also has one sister, Minnie Madison of Kingman, Kansas.
          Bruce and Freda are greatly loved by their son and daughter-in-law, grandchildren, and great-
     grandchildren. Their happiest time is when the complete family is together. 
               
     Source:Chosen Land - Barber County, Kansas,  pg. 81