This memorial website was created in loving memory of Richard Adelman. He will be dearly missed and forever held in our hearts.
A memorial service was held at Granite Links Golf Club in Quincy, MA on April 17 at 3:30 p.m. We are very grateful to all who attended and shared in the celebration of Rich's life. It was a wonderful, music-filled memorial to a man we all loved and miss greatly.
The family has requested that any donations in Rich's honor be directed to The Rhythmic Arts Project (www.traponline.org), an educational organization focused on empowering and enriching the lives of disabled individuals through percussion-based music.
Please leave a note, add a picture, video, or a song. Our family is comforted by your warmth and stories of Rich.
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Leave a tributeI have taken this long to write because I still can't get my head around it. Only the good die young. Probably the most decent human being Olga and I have ever met. Hopefully he is walkin and runnin and dancin in a better place !
Love, Olga and Gene
Our thoughts are with you. We only met you and Richard a few times through Roger and Liz, but Richard and you left great impressions. May your happy memories hold you close. Love to you and your family. Alice & Richard Snowden
Our thoughts and love are with you.
-Smith's
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Just a thought
- not so much a story but a thought..can't believe it is 6 1/2 years already! I still remember Janices' call..yes as your still beautiful wife has told you.. your family has grown and your boys are wonderful fathers and sons.. peace stay with you...xxoo
ELIZA LEE ADELMAN
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY OL' MAN! 70 Years Old HolyMoly Rich! On September 29th 2016 Eliza Lee Adelman entered the World! Our Family grows! She will hear all about her Papa from us.
Another Beautiful Adelman Female YaY Babe!
Missing YOU, Celebrating Your Life, Remebering All of YOU....My True Companion.
In Peace, With Much Love
"Way Back Then"
I have been thinking of you all day, although we had lost touch thru the years I have thought of you and Janice many times. Remembering all the happier times we shared way back then. I can still see, in my minds eye, your beautiful smile. In my thoughts today, I was trying to decide which story to talk about. Maybe all those Sundays we rode down to Nantasket Beach to the Surf for the Battle of the Bands. Or the times "The Spinners" backed up the star performers at the Surf. Then again, I could mention the great long weekend ride down to Chapel Hill, NC, what a great weekend that was. We brought your drums to you in October of your freshman year at UNC. My Mom and Dad drove the station wagon with the drums and some of us kids. Brian drove the other car with the rest of the kids. What a special time for us all.
We will meet again someday, till then.