Adele May Call

California.

Adele Call is survived by her daughter, Karen Elizabeth Vota, grand-daughter

Danielle Nicole Matsumura, and nephews Scott Henry Watson, Sean Rudolph

Watson and Christopher James Watson, sister-in-law Annette Katherine Watson and

stepdaughters, Kimberly Sue Call, Jan Rena Call and Cynthia Jane Call. Adele is also survived

by her step grandsons, Loghan Cameron Call and Auston Akira Call and great niece, Abigail

Prudencia Watson, and great nephew, Joseph Connor Watson.

Adele is preceded in death by her first husband Joseph Edward Vota III, son Joseph Edward

Vota IV, her second husband, Jack Albert Call, her brother Douglas James Watson and her

niece, Heather Ann Watson.

Adele was born in Los Angeles, California to James Henry Watson and Grace Eloise

Mason. Adele was an accomplished violinist, starting at age four. That was followed by piano

and she sung opera in her teenage years. She composed a full orchestral score while still in

high school. She was awarded a scholarship to play violin in the USC orchestra. She

was a talented, dedicated and artistic individual who loved music and was also

passionate about art. She attended Manual Arts High School in Los Angeles. She graduated

from Los Angeles City College with an Associates of Arts Degree. She married Joesph Edward

Vota III, her college sweetheart. After moving to Mexico, the couple welcomed their first

child, Karen Elizabeth Vota, into their lives. Later they moved to Venezuela, where

their second child was born, Joseph Edward Vota IV. They raised their children in Bolivia for a

few years then returned to the United States.

As a young woman, she was a loving and nurturing mother and wife to her young family.

Her children remember her as a devoted, loving and caring mother who encouraged

them to pursue their dreams and goals. Adele was passionate about living a healthy lifestyle

and sharing her knowledge and wisdom about health and longevity with everyone she knew.

Upon moving to the United States, she also studied interior design in college and later

designed model homes for builders. She and her second husband opened an upscale designer

furniture store featuring modern, contemporary and transitional furnishings from around the

world to a discriminating clientele in the bedroom communities of Washington, D.C. for over

forty years.

Adele’s faith was important to her. She believed God was a constant presence in her life, blessing her throughout life’s journey both in challenging and happy times. A visitation will be held at Pacific View Memorial Park Sunday, March 15, 2020 from 1:30 to 2:00 p.m. A Celebration of Life Service and burial will be held 2:00 p.m. at Pacific View Memorial Park located at 3500 Pacific View Drive, Corona Del Mar, California 92625. Brett Peterson will officiate the ceremony. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Adele’s life.