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Adam Andrews Obituary

Adam (Stalnaker) Andrews died March 9, 2017. He was born May 24, 1972 to Helen Andrews Stalnaker and Dennis Andrews. Adam attended Thomas and Weitzel Elementary schools, East Flagstaff Junior High and Coconino High School. Adam began playing hockey at nine with the Flagstaff Northstars, and became an exceptional hockey player. He also played high school hockey in Anchorage, Alaska and at Shattuck-St. Mary's in  Faribault, Minnesota. Adam graduated from Alhambra High School, Phoenix, in 1990. He lived his senior year with his teammate Eric Anderson and his family. He played competitive hockey with Arizona's only AAA midget team. 

Adam played Junior A hockey in Michigan with the Dearborn Magic, The Kalamazoo K-Wings and the Detroit Junior Redwings. He was an Allstar for the NAJHL. He played college hockey at Rochester Institute of Technology in New York. As an adult, Adam continued to play hockey while remaining a passionate Redwings fan. 

Adam completed an AA degree in music at Yavapai College. He loved playing the guitar, singing with friends, golfing and cooking. Adam was a deeply caring person with many close friends. 

Adam is survived by his parents, his stepfather Chris Stalnaker and his Godparents Jesse and Marcia Serrano, his brothers Lincoln and Justin, his sisters Erin and Christa. He also leaves his paternal grandfather, David M. Andrews, his aunts Susan and Diane and three cousins. In addition, he is survived by his companion Malin Stachewsky and countless friends. 

A memorial service for Adam will be held Saturday, May 6, 2017 at 4 PM at the Jay Lively Memorial Ice Rink in Flagstaff, Arizona. Please plan to share memories and stories. 

In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to the Flagstaff Youth Hockey Association, c/o Kevin Tye, 5000 N. Mall Way, #114, Flagstaff 86004.

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Published by Arizona Daily Sun on Apr. 23, 2017.

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