Adele (Cormier) Bishop passed away at Bishop Noa Home on Monday November 19, 2012.
Adele was born July 15, 1927 in Wakefield, MI and was the daughter of Erwin and Weda Cormier. She was raised in Wakefield and was a graduate of Wakefield High School. She graduated valedictorian of her class and was recipient of the American Legion Auxiliary Award and Daughters of the American Revolution Award.
She moved to Bay City Michigan and married Robert Bishop in 1950. Adele and Robert lived in many places in Michigan while Robert was employed by the Michigan State Police. She arrived in Gladstone in 1968 with Robert and her three children.
Adele worked as a Manager of the Special Education Media Center for the Delta Schoolcraft Intermediate School District until she retired in 1996. Adele was an active member of the Gladstone Friends of the Library and always enjoyed books and reading current literature.
Adele was an avid tennis player and was always ready to
Deb and Dave Champion - Gladstone, MI
Diane and family: Our deepest condolences to you and your family. We use to live behind your mom in Gladstone. May God be with you and your family always.
Mar Madden-Malnor - Rapid River, MI
Tim and family, so sorry for your loss. It’s never an easy thing to lose a parent but mothers are so very special.
Gail & David Machus
Our deepest sympathy & prayers to Adele’s family.She touched many lives & we will remember her fondly. I witnessed the special friendship she shared with my Mom & I personally feel confident that they have reunited in heaven. May she rest in peace.
kathy savard - escanaba, mi
Adele was a warm, lovely person who always had a kind word and cheerful manner–our loss, heavens gain.
Tom Seronko - Gladstone, MI
My sincere sympathy to your entire family, your mom was a great lady, and always had a smile, and a kind word for everyone!
John and Karen Pickard - Gladstone, MI
Tim, I am so sorry to hear about your Mom. What a great lady. I have fond memories of spending time at your house and your Mom sewing my Boy Scout Patches on my Uniform and the Vest that she made for me. I know I have not seen you for many years but I used to stop and say Hello to your Mom if I saw her in the Yard. She will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathy to you and the Family.