Family Mourns Active Member Of Moorestown First United Methodist

Ralph Leroy Adamson, age 89 years, of Mt Laurel, NJ, died on Tuesday April 28, 2020. Born on October 26, 1930, Ralph grew up in Paulsboro, NJ. He graduated ROTC from Drexel University in 1952 and served in the Navy, stationed in New Mexico and California, eventually settling back in Mt Laurel, NJ for over 60 years.

There, he and his wife Elizabeth raised five children and were very active in the community. Ralph was a leader with the local Indian Guides, Boy Scouts, various high school activities, and passed on his interest in music. He played the clarinet and saxophone, and always enjoyed listening to music and going to plays and concerts. Ralph had a long career at RCA and GE Moorestown where he was in the Finance department for more than 35 years.

Ralph was very active in the First United Methodist Church of Moorestown, NJ. He filled various roles including Sunday school teacher, Bible Study leader, and a very long role as Treasurer and Lead of the Finance Committee.

In retirement, Ralph loved to travel and spend time with his grandkids. He meticulously planned visits and vacations with his grandchildren traveling to many states across the country. Ralph and his wife Elizabeth enjoyed many cruises and trips across various countries including China, Australia and Europe. Ralph captured pictures and mementos of each trip and carefully catalogued the memories in albums and books. He was a devoted and loving husband, father, grandfather and community neighbor.

Ralph is survived by his wife of 66 years, Elizabeth, his children David Adamson (Cindy), Kathleen Adamson, Bruce Adamson (Linda) and Diane Gallagher (Bernard). He was preceded in death by his daughter Christine McConnachie (Jon). He is survived by his 10 grandchildren Jonathan, Kyra, Douglas, Ashlee, Ryan, Tyler, Erin, Aidan, Conall and Rheanna; and 1 great-grandchild Carson.

A memorial service will be held at a later date. Memorial contributions can be made to the First United Methodist Church of Moorestown, NJ.

Condolences may be left at www.lewisfuneralhomemoorestown.com.