In Memorium: Evelyn Adams

Evelyn Adams 
Legacy Founder
Beloved mother of Goldie Adams (deceased) Blaine Adams, Grayson Adams, and Penny Adams. Wife of Nigel Speer-Adams (deceased)

For as long as she lived in Newcrest, you could always spot Evelyn right outside her home working on her next painting. She made children all around the world smile with each and every one of her illustrations, and she still managed to bring happiness to her own children as well, as they carry on her legacy so she will forever be remembered. Evelyn, you may be gone from our lives now, but you will never be forgotten

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