BRUSH, Ada (King) Age 57 of Kettering, Ohio passed away on January 31st 
after a long illness. She was born November 20, 1951 in Sand Gap, Ky. and 
moved to West Carrollton, OH at the age of 14, graduating from West Carrollton 
High School in 1971. She is survived by Glenn, her husband of 37 years, and 
her two sons Christopher Glenn Brush and Jesse Adam Brush. She is also 
survived by step and half brothers and sisters: Irene Young, Nevarene Northren, 
Juanita, Christine Powell, and Virgil Powell and Irene, all of Kentucky and many 
step nieces and nephews and her adopted sissy, Paula Jeffers of North Park, 
Florida. She is predeceased by her father and mother, Dean Christien King and 
Dora May King (nee Adkins). She met her husband in May 1971 after his tour in 
Vietnam. He followed her home from Frisch's in Moraine City while cruising 
around. He didn't meet her the first time but she tracked him down a couple of 
days later and he followed her home. This time she decided to keep him. He 
drove from Camp LeJeune, NC to Dayton round trip nearly every weekend until 
they were married in Dillon, SC in December 1971. Thereafter, they were 
inseparable and never doubted their love. After Glenn left the service, they lived 
in Fairborn, OH for a year and then moved to Bellefontaine, OH in 1973 where 
they bought their first home and lived until 1985. While in Bellefontaine she 
became a realtor, worked at several retail stores and a pharmacy, obtained a
life insurance license and joined the Jayceettes obtaining the position of 
president. She has many friends in the Bellefontaine area and has kept in touch
 with many of them since moving to Kettering, OH in 1985. During all that time 
they had no children being told they couldn't have any. God blessed them with
the first of two miracles, Christopher, born in February 1988 and the second, 
Jesse, in November 1989. She remained a realtor for over 25 years and 
worked for Alpine Realty, Fortener and Associates, LeValley Realty and others. 
She loved to sell homes but she loved her family most of all. Family and friends 
may call from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 5, at Morris Sons Funeral Home at 1771
E. Dorothy Lane, Kettering, OH. Funeral service at the funeral home at 10 a.m. 
Friday, Feb. 6, with burial following at Woodland Cemetery. Pastor Ted Ricci 
officiating. Condolences may be sent to www.morris-sons.com  
Published in the Dayton Daily News on 2/4/2009 

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