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Miriam Nettles-Kearse, BTHS Class of 1980
March 30, 2024
Adam was the most original and friendliest of people and always a bright spot of the day at Brooklyn Technical HS where we were architecture major. Lover of tea and unapologetically original. At the 30th reunion where we took the cruise he saw me sitting alone and pulled up a chair and we chatted and shared memories. May his eternal spirit exist in the light that he always exuded. My condolences to his family and friends.
Kay Benjamjn
February 11, 2024
Condolences to Adam´s family from Brooklyn Tech classmate.
Ruth Oroshnik
April 13, 2023
I was recently looking up classmates from CMU and sad to find Adam had passed. I met him while studying Architecture and remember him as a very kind person.
Robert
January 15, 2023
A kind sincere bright and wonderful human being with a wonderful sense of humor and infectious smile. Deepest sympathy .
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