Kiki Adamovics

I met Kiki through Neveh Shalom about eighteen years ago and always enjoyed our conversations. She had such unbridled enthusiasm for her many endeavors including playing the accordion and fiddle, and later her work leading groups in cooking for Outside In. Her face could light up a room, and she had a youthful energy and appearance that defied her chronological age. I gasped when I read the news of her passing, and wish to extend my heartfelt condolences to her husband and life partner Tim,...

My deepest and heartfelt sympathy to the family and close friends of Kiki. She was a talented, energetic, intelligent artist, athlete
and wonderful person. We co-captained the Grant High dance team winning state. She climbed Mt Hood with my dad, Tai. I am at a loss of words...she is gone...but left a lasting legacy of her life works.
Sadly,
Lynne Funatake Dravis

I feel blessed to have known Kiki for even a short time.

My heart hurts for the family. Kiki & I were friends in high school & I just thought the world of her. She was so talented & just a dear wonderful person.

Scotti Raivio Booth

Remember Kik'i's calm organizational skills when our Young Family of 7 needed To take showers at their home before getting on a plane after a weekend camping trip. There was only so much hot water and Kiki calculated for us maximum allotted shower time which of course was spot on! Her art work was always excellent and I admired the ones framed in their home. Most impressed with her story about taking her bike ride over the Markem Bridge when they allowed bicyclists only to travel all over the...