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David L. Adams
1947 - 2007

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Memorial service

Photos & Video

Transcripts

Coverage

Download PDFs of the memorial service coverage or the special photo page.

Articles:
Mourners gather to celebrate Adams' life
Adams remembered as warm-hearted

VISITATION was 5-8 p.m., Thursday, June 7, 2007 at Allen Funeral Home in Bloomington
MEMORIAL SERVICES were at 10 a.m., Friday, June 8, 2007 at Unity of Bloomington.

Contributions & Condolences

In lieu of flowers, friends of Dave Adams can contribute to the David Adams Scholarship Fund. In order to direct your contribution to the scholarship fund, checks should be made out to the IU Foundation, not the IDS. You can also include "For David Adams Scholarship/School of Journalism" in the memo.

Contributions and condolences should be sent to the IU Student Media offices. Mail will be forwarded to the addressee.

Our address is:
IU Student Media
940 E. 7th Street
Bloomington, IN 47405-7108

Recent Posts

Remember this crazy day?

June 3rd, 2007 by malinda

These are the times we will miss…

 Paper chase

Rebekah Spivey and Cory Schouten share a laugh with Dave after the newsroom trashed Cory’s office. (04/02/2007)

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  1. Laura Ewald Says:
    June 4th, 2007 at 11:41 pm

    Dave Adams was a leader and a teacher, a man of great joy and great journalistic ethics and instincts. I remember a trip to San Francisco with Dave and several IDS staffers for a newspaper conference…Dave not only helped us represent the paper and the University well at this event, he helped us enjoy the city and each other’s company even more. His door was always open, he was always there to listen and to offer good advice. Dave challenged IDS staff members to put out a great paper every day, to exercise the freedom of the press in a responsible manner, and to treat everyone in the IU community with respect.

    Dave had a special fondness for “The Wizard of Oz,” I think he recognized the power of the simple truth of that story…he encouraged us to go out and face the world, but also to value the blessings of home. Dave, dear friend, rest in peace. We will see you “Over the Rainbow.”