Friday, March 28, 2025
Adam will be missed by everyone that has had the privilege of knowing him. As my brother-in-Law, he was the greatest friend you could ever have. He was always interested in what we were doing in our business and would give some good advice about our purchased building and about his ideas on Arizona real estate. He really knew the real-estate business not only in Washington but other areas such as Arizona.
Visiting him in Washington was really a joy. Getting a total tour of the property, the garden, the tool shed and stories about the feeding of the deer in the neighborhood. He also took pride in his collection of golf balls, not sure how many thousands he had collected. He always made sure he gave me an egg carton of golf-balls, of course the expensive Titleist ProV1 was the priority!
I played golf with Adam a few times and it was always a lot of fun. If you hit a good drive and he was up next, he loved to out drive you and then not say anything but give you that confident smile of his. So Adam. He also liked to show his skills at the pool table, very competitive in a very nice way.
When Adam and Carol called each other to catch up on the latest, he would always ask about me and I would have the opportunity of hearing the latest activities at his end. He always gave you the impression of how happy he was no matter what he was doing, he really enjoyed his family and his way of life.
He set a very high bar for all of us to follow, he will be missed.
George Crouch
