Dear Adam,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Miss you sweet nephew, you had such a carefree style to you that was a joy to behold! I do regret that I let the business of my everyday life get in the way of getting to know you as you got to be an adult and you with your children. We never know what time we are given and we tend to believe we will always have a tomorrow.
You have brought so much JOY into so many lives and they in return will pass that joy and love of life on to them, I hope to one day have the pleasure of meeting them and seeing you in them in person, I can truly see you in them in the pictures your mom and grandma share with me!
I know that because of our faith we will see each other again, I love you and miss you and I need to be better at staying in touch with your mom!
Hope the Angels sang Happy Birthday to you!
LOVE, 
Aunt Barbara

We extend our deep sympathy for your loss. Our memories of Adam are from a long time ago, when he and Tim would stay overnight with our boys, Stephen and Gary. We have many fond memories of all four playing so well together, whatever it was...soccer, art, watching TV, just being boys...they all enjoyed the moment and their play. Adam was a good friend to Gary. I wish we would have been able to know Adam as he grew into adulthood, as it seems he grew into a wonderful young man, and continued to have lots of friends and enjoyed life. Love, from George and Cathy

Aloha. For you that may not know me I was Adams roommate for the last few years. We had many memories together. When I think of Adam I always think of his love for the outdoors. One thing we shared together. Countless times we would meet up after work and hike into the night behind our house with a backpack each and something to cook. Find a place to camp out and make a fire. He always prided him self on his ability to make a fire no matter the circumstances. He loved to sleep under the stars, while I would set up a hammock and/or a tent he would set up a sleeping bag on some grass or under a tree. A very minimalist. Some of my best memories were just us going down to windmills beach and making a fire to cook dinner. "Honing out survival skills" is what we used to joke, about why we would chose to camp out just a few minutes from where we lived. We always had the best fire and we always cooked a 2 and even 3 course meal when we camped out. I'll miss you Fadda but when ever I'm out roaming I know you'll be right there with me. Love you bro. You'll always have a place at my campsite for as long as I live.

To the Friends and Family of Adam,

Please accept my deepest sympathy. It is so unnatural and painful to lose someone in death at such a young age. But be assured that Jehovah God yearns to reunite children with their parents by means of the resurrection. In the account at Mark 5:40-42, Jesus lovingly demonstrated what his Father will do for us in the future when he resurrected a 12-year old girl and returned her to her parents. "The hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out, those who did good things to a resurrection of life" (John 5:28,29)

Adam was a kind and gentle dad to Riley and Kai. I know Kai has many fond memories of time spent with Adam on Maui. He will hopefully fill those big shoes one day on the golf course. Kai will
always have a special love for the sun and sand. We will all be supportive to keep the memories alive.

Hey little brother,
I think Dad and I are going to borrow your golf clubs and hit some balls here soon. You had such a great swing!! Don't think I'll ever be able to hit like you, with that big smooth arc and tall finish. Not sure if either of us can fit in your big shoes, though, but I'll keep you posted... 
-Tim

Some of my fondest memories of you are when you and Tim would come for the summer
for a few weeks. You left this world before I could tell you how much I love you and spend time getting to know you as the man you grew into. The problem of living far away is time flies by and then its to late! You are Forever in my Heart♥, more memories to come!