Adam-Schlesinger-Obituary

Adam Schlesinger

Oct 31, 1967 – Apr 1, 2020 (Age 52)

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BORN
October 31, 1967
DIED
April 1, 2020
AGE
52

Obituary

Adam Schlesinger was the bassist and one of the principal songwriters for Fountains of Wayne, who had their biggest hit with 2003's "Stacy's Mom." For full obituary and coverage from Legacy.com, click here.

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I met Adam through his music, I can tell a kind soul and the most brilliant of his generation, see you in Hackensack Adam.

We are saddened for the loss of your dearly beloved Father, Friends, Fans and all of those whose lives he touched as an American singer-songwriter, record producer, bassist, guitarist, keyboardist and drummer. May the God of tender mercies, love, peace and comfort be with you all during this most difficult time.

Please accept my deepest condolences. A brilliant musician and was loved by many. May God and fond memories continue to provide comfort and peace to your family today, tomorrow, and always.

The music you created with Ivy and Fountains of Wayne is part of the soundtrack of my 90s and 2000s and evening now. Thank you for all that you have done and leaving us a legacy of wonderful music. You will truly be missed.

Adam... you made me fall in love with each instrument of your records, especially Ivy's. Thanks to you, my life became less stressful with all my playlist. I'll always remember you. You're part of my heart and I will always support your bands as I've done until now. You were the soundtrack of my life. Rest in peace man.

Bobbie and Steve -

Wow! I went to high school with Adam; He was always a really cool and approachable guy. I will miss him, a good dude.

My heart is so sad for Adams family. We were childhood friends and I remember Adam used to play the piano and sing for me when we were kids. I was always so proud of him and happy for his success. Never surprised though , as he was Always a gentle soul with immense talent even at 10 years old. Sincerest condolences.

The news of your passing just breaks my heart. We grew up together in Montclair. You were always so kind and funny. Such an incredibly talented musician and so passionate about all that you did, even in school. My deepest heartfelt condolences to your family. Youve touched so many lives over the years with your music. Such a genuine person. You will be greatly missed . May you RIP my fellow Mountie. Heaven has gained another beautiful angel.