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Adam was known by those close to him as "Bill." Bill was born on February 17th, 1986 in Garden City, Michigan. In the early 2000s, Bill moved to Georgia, but always remained an avid Lions and Michigan fan. Some of his hobbies include playing golf, watching sports, playing fetch with his "Murph dog," and playing with his cousin, "baby Em."
Bill is survived by his brothers, Brad (Holly) New, Shawn New; his sister Jennifer Howe. He is also survived by uncles Michael Howe, Pat (Diane) Howe, Rob (Wendy) Howe; aunts Pamela (Ron) Black, Kathy Keck, Susie (Paul) Bonarek; nephews Austin (Ashley) New, Ashton New; niece Allison New; great nephew Carter New; many cousins and dear friends.
He is preceded in death by his mother Barbara New and grandmother Dorothy Howe.
Bill will be greatly missed and always remembered by his family and friends.
A memorial will be held at a later date.
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