1937
2011
1999 El Camino Real
Oceanside, California
Arrangements under the direction of Eternal Hills Memorial Park, Mortuary, and Crematory, Oceanside, California.
Tony Adame died Saturday, May 14, 2011 at his home in Oceanside, Calif. He was born Antonio Duarte Adame on February 22, 1937 in San Diego, Calif.
Tony lived in Oceanside all of his life, and worked as a Mason Tender for over 35 years. He was a strong leader in the community and a proud member of Local 89.
Tony was also proud to be part of the Oceanside High School Booster Club, and ran the Pirate Snack Bar for many years. He was a President if the Oceanside American Little League Baseball and a proud Manager for the Sieger Brothers team for over 20 years, including one undefeated season.
Tony was preceded in death by his father, Ygnacio; his mother, Socorro;brother, Ruben; and sister, Margaret. He is survived by his loving wife of 49 years, Dorothy; son, Tony Adame, Jr; sons and daughters-in-law, Nacho and Kelly Adame, Matt and Suzette Adame and Lena Adame; sister, Delia Ortiz; and sister and brother-in-law, Ernie and Jesus Martinez; and seven grandchildren, Rylee, Nacho, Jr., Jenna, Neenah, Jaysenia, Destiny, and Nayeli Adame.
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May 16, 2020
Caroleann Blackwood
I cant believe its been 9 years... it seems as though it was recent when we got the news of your passing. Your voice and laughter still echos in my memory. You are missed....
July 5, 2011
Leo Rios
Mr Adame worked with my Father Melecio Rios at the Nuclear Power Plant. I have so much respect for the Adame Family. I now have a Family of my own and I intend to try my best to raise my kids just the same way Mr Adame did. You will be missed.
June 10, 2011
Keleen Whiteside
Mr. Adame, was a role model to my brothers and a neighbor to my family. He was a proud man an you saw it every time you passed the house he would wave hello with a smile. Thank you
June 7, 2011
Mary Frias
He was well like and will be sorely missed.
June 6, 2011
rick castro
Tony was a good man with a good spirit.me and my family will always love and respect u.god is lucky to have an angel like u.
June 2, 2011
Felix Saguing
Usted esta en un mejor lugar ahora - no mas dolor y preocupaciones y, un magnífico asiento de soporte eterno para cada juego Pirata. Resto en paz. mi amigo.
June 1, 2011
C&R Blackwood
I loved how Mr. Adame was a family man. There is so much to remember about you, but what I will remember and miss most, is your laughter, but I will never forget it and will never forget you. Our deepest condolences & prayers to you Mrs. Adame and your family. Love, Ro & Caroleann Blackwood
May 27, 2011
Mark Wilhelm
Dear Mrs. Adame, Tony, Jr, Nacho and Kelly Adame, Matt and Suzette Adame, Lena Saguing; Delia Ortiz; Ernie and Jesus Martinez; and Rylee, Nacho, Jr., Jenna, Neenah, Jaysenia, Destiny, and Nayeli Adame:
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Mr. Adame. He was such a great person and had a tremendous influence and impact on so many lives including mine. I remember my years playing on the Siegel Brothers Little League team. I remember the crack of his bat when we were taking infield and praying the ball wouldn't jump up and hit me practicing on the rocky field at Laurel. And I still hear him saying, "Come on Guerito, let's go, get a hit!"
You have my deepest condolences and are all in my prayers. May God bless you and May God be with you.
Mark "Guerito" Wilhelm
Siegel Brothers Little League Team Alum
May 26, 2011
Fernando Muro
I have a couple favorite memories of my Tio is on my graduation day he gave me good advice or I should say lecture :) I loved him for that cause it was something that stood with me all my life that moment on. I have a funny memory of my Tio Tony is when my brother Popito slept over and for lunch my Tio gave him a cold hot dog on a folded up bread old school style LOL my brother never ate a hot dog like that and complain later to my mom about it. I thought it was hilarious the look on my brothers face was pricless.
May 26, 2011
Emily Rosa
Our hearts and prayers go out to the Adam family. My best memories is when you'll would come down to my house and cousin Tony would be talking and telling stories. He will deeply be missed. We love you'll, love the Rosa Family.
May 25, 2011
Otis Raibon
Our deepest sympathy to the Adame family at their time of sorrow. Tony will be missed by all whose lives he touched in the neighborhood. If a guy from the Eastside played any football, baseball, or basketball...he met Tony. Our family knows that he is up there with Ruben, my mom, and her sister waiting to see the all-class football game next month! At least they will know that the Pirates will win one way, or another!! All of our love The Raibons
May 25, 2011
Mota Family
Dear Adame Family,
Well our favorite memory is when we would go out there for a Charger vs. Raider game, or just to visit. We would make sure we would ALL be dressed up in our favorite gear of the Raiders just to get to hear Mr. Adame yell at us. LOL!!! He would see us from far and would start telling us "NO RAIDERS FANS ALLOWED IN THE HOUSE". Of course Mr. Adame wouldnt chase us away but would give us a hug and let us in the house. Oh and if we would lose to the Chargers we knew we wouldnt hear the end of it especially if the game happened to be on that day. You will be missed Mr. Adame we just might not wear our Raider gear anymore out there because it just wont be the same without you!!!! ;(
May 25, 2011
Frank Contreras
1.Your pops was my first little league coach for Siegle Brother Theaters. He was on us and hitting the hardest ground balls during infield practice. I think I've got a permanent bruise from one I took off my right arm lol.
2. When he invited us over to watch a blacked out charger game off of your satellite during the Dan Fouts era. For a 10 year old that was the best!
May 24, 2011
Carvalho Lainee
Tony was always asking my sister an I about how basketball was going. He was like part of our Godinet family. My sisters an I grew up with the kids, hanging at the boys and girls club ..although we are not with you during this difficult time we are with u in heart and spirit. We love you all ....ALOHA, FROM KAUAI ~Lainee Carvalho and Family
May 24, 2011
Ramiro Adame
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
May 24, 2011
Evie Magana
Dear Dorothy and family and All the Adame family, we were so sorry to recieve the bad news about Tony's passing. He was a very special guy to all of us. Always so cheerful and so sincere with his friendship . We
attended his services and they were beautiful . Suzanna Tony Jr, Nacho and Matt gave such wonderful tributes to Tony and I'm sure he heard them. The attendance was testamony of how much he was loved
May the Lord BLESS each and everyone of you and may His loving presense bring comfort to you and help see you through. May you know there are others who care about you and share in the loss that you feel. He is now with the Lord.
Love always, Cuco and Evie Magana and Family.
May 23, 2011
Vicki Miller
Dorothy & all the Adame family,
I have fond memories of all the times we spent together attending OHS Booster Club meetings, manning the snack bars at games, and making enchiladas for a fundraiser. We all worked well as a team to support our Pirate teams. Tony was so proud of that! I saw Tony a few weeks ago at Walmart and got a big hug from him. For all you've done for others Tony --"Well done good & faithful servant"...
You will be missed!
May 23, 2011
Allan Stelmach
I first met Tony in February of 1954 when I enrolled at Oceanside Carlsbad Union High School. He was a fellow classmate, fellow teammate and good friend. With a ready smile and a warm welcome for whomever he met, Tony made you feel good just by being around him. I can honestly say that I never met anyone that didn't like Tony. We played on two championship football teams together at OCUHS in the fall of 1954 and 1955 and we were teammates on the Deadeyes basketball team.
If anyone deserves to be in the Oceanside High School Hall of Fame it is Tony. The time and energy he devoted to the Boosters Club, the snack bar and Little League, he did so with a passion. I plan on nominating Tony for this honor - one that he certainly deserves.
I will certainly miss Tony. He will live forever in the hearts of all of us who knew him. I thank God
for allowing Tony to be a part of my life.
Allan J. Stelmach
Class of 1956 , OCUHS
May 23, 2011
Pascual Ugarte
I miss Tony he always had a kind word for me, my condolences to the Adame Family, he will be missed. The ultimate Pirate Booster.
May 23, 2011
DORTHY AND FAMILY. PLEASE EXCEPT OUR HEARTFELT SYMPATHY,YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME. MAY THE LOVE OF FREINDS AND FAMILY CARRY YOU THROUGH YOUR GRIEF, WE'VE KNOWN YOU FOR OVER 40 YEARS.THE GONZALEZ FAMILY IN OCEANSIDE,MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL. LOVE GLORIA GONZALEZ LOPEZ HUSBAND ALFONSO LOPEZ AND SON FERNANDO GONZALEZ. TEMECULA CALIF.
May 22, 2011
John Iniguez
To the entire Adame family,
Our Families have Loved and Cherished each other for most of our lives. In the Spirit of Love and Acceptance, We have been honored and privileged to be embraced by all of you who see us as Family. Nana Lolita and Compa Tony had a lot to do with this for almost
50 years, from the very beginning. Compadre Tony always Lived simply, Loved Generously, Cared Deeply,& Spoke kindly (If you were an OHS Pirate, Padre or Charger fan.)
Most importantly, he was Spiritually Empowered, he trusted in God our creator who loves us.
Compa Tony will always be one of my heroes. A man who led by example and always did what was right. He understood and had the courage to admit he was imperfect, yet no matter what he did, he did his very best. When most think of themselves first, Compa Tony always displayed compassion and kindness placing others first( Well with in reason, if a pay per view fight was on that he wanted to watch, the TV was his for the night.) He had such an ability to connect with people , at all levels.
I believe this came from being himself being authentic, while accepting others for who they are.
My fondest memories will always be getting home and finding my Dad and his Compadre (Tio Tony) bantering back and forth about sports, family and life....
I will miss him very much, but feel privilaged to have had him in my life.
We will forever have Compa Tony and the Adame Family in our thoughts and Prayers, We love you all..
May God be with you and continue to bestow his blessings on all of you.
Much Love,
John Iniguez
The Iniguez Family
May 22, 2011
Irene Torres
So sorry for your lost my heart and prayers to u Dorothy and famila
May 22, 2011
Tony was a good friend of mine,I know his wife lost a husband and the kids lost a father,we all lost a dear friend.
They should name a street after tony or that baseball field over by the "Boys and Girls Club" call it "Tony Adame Field",or the pirate snack bar after tony,he deserve it. Robert
May 22, 2011
Irene Torres
So sorry for your lost Dorothy he will be deeply missed my heart and prayers to you and your familia
May 22, 2011
My deepest sympathies to the Adame the family. My prayers and thoughts are with you. God bless you and help you always.
Classmate
Ben Martinez Sr
San Marcos, CA
May 22, 2011
Dorothy, Matt, Tony, and Nacho,
I was honor to know and meet ur father, He was a good man that took care of his son's and wife and he was very charm to anyone that wanted to know him. My prayer are with your family.
May 22, 2011
Dave Barrett
Dorothy, Tony, Nacho, and Matt,
It was such an honor and privilege to know and work with your dad. He was a man of great integrity and gentleness of spirit who knew how to serve with faithfulness and humility. He was a great example to all of us of how to love. I'll miss him in the stands at the football and baseball games at OHS, but I know that the Lord has a special reserved spot for him in His personal skybox to watch the Pirates play. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless.
Coach Barrett and family
May 22, 2011
Dear Dorothy, Tony Jr., Nacho & Matt, I'm truly sorry for your loss. I had the privilege of playing little league baseball for Tony, as well as being around him at various sporting events at Oceanside High. I was truly blessed to have known such a great man, that was dedicated to his wife and kids! My thoughts and prayers go out to your family. God bless.
May 22, 2011
Ruben Robledo and the Robledo family
Dorothy, Matt, Tony, and Nacho,
i am sorry about your loss. Your dad/husband was a great man. I remember him being there at the baseball fields while playing baseball. He will be missed. your family are in our prayers.
May 22, 2011
GLORIA FEDERICO
Dorothy, Our sincere condolences for you, your sons, grandchildren, family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are that God's love will embrace you and will bestow peace and comfort always. With much love Gloria, Alfred Federico & family.
May 20, 2011
To Dorothy, Tony, Matt, and Nacho:
We are so sorry for your loss. Tony was great man and a true OHS Pirate. Our prayers are with you.
Danny and Gloria Garza
Laredo, Texas
May 20, 2011
Jose Velez
Dear Adame Family we are sorry for your loss myself and my family's thoughts and prayers are with you.
May 20, 2011
Paul Diaz
Dear Dorothy and Tony Adame Jr; Nacho and Kelly Adame, Matt and Suzette Adame, Lena Saguing; Delia Ortiz; Ernie and Jesus Martinez; and Rylee, Nacho, Jr., Jenna, Neenah, Jaysenia, Destiny, and Nayeli Adame:
I am heartbroken to hear word that Tio Tony Adame has died. You have my deepest condolences. I am sending positive thoughts and energy your way so please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers. I am so sorry that I never got a chance to say good-bye, and I will miss Tio Tony Adame because he moved me in so many ways.
It is so difficult to express how I feel. I remember growing up and paying a visit with Tio Tony Adame, Mama Lola, Tia Soco and Tia Maggie, Uncle Dave, Uncle Ramiro, Grandma Jovita, and our Mother, Esperanza Valentina Duarte Chavez. Tio Tony was such generous member of our family. We all had such wonderful times together way back then!
Teilhard de Chardin, the French Geologist said,
“You are not a human being in search of a spiritual experience. You are a spiritual being immersed in a human experience.”
And, like Tio Tony Adame, we are free to pursue new journeys, and we are free to experience new discoveries while our spirits too learn what it is like to be human.
If I should live to be half the man Tio Tony Adame is, I ought to consider my life to be fulfilled. But if I should live to become the man that Tio Tony Adame: our wise elder and a brilliant & outstanding a 'role model whose spiritual being, together, along with my mother, Esperanza, have taught us to truly to appreciate what it's like to learn to be human.
Please know our love and support will always be here for you. We will keep you all in our prayers.
May God bless you and May God be with you.
Much Love,
Pablito
Paul Timothy Duarte Chavez Diaz-Nies
Cacique Ome Tochtli Matlactli Tochtli
[email protected]
May 20, 2011
Dave George
A fellow classmate and teammate in high school. A very decent human being who was a credit to his community. We will miss you Tony.
May 20, 2011
Edward (Sarge) Cerda
Tony has always been a great friend to the Cerda family. He will live on in our memories and prayers.My condolences to the Adame family and may God bless and comfort you.
May 20, 2011
christina johnson
your in our prayes and memories
love christina and family
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