Tiffany M. Adams

Tiffany M. Adams
New York - Tiffany Adams, 35, of New York, New York, passed away from cancer on December 30th 2020 at her Manhattan apartment. She was surrounded by her loving husband and family.
Tiffany was born in Newburgh, NY to Ralph and Kathleen Losinno. Attending Syracuse University, Tiffany graduated cum laude with a dual degree in Marketing and Retail Management. After college, she moved to New York City, where she worked at Bloomingdale's in Buying and Planning for over ten years. She has been blissfully married to Raynor G. Adams III since August 11, 2012.
When Tiffany moved to New York she quickly fell in love with the city. She most enjoyed strolls in Central Park, attending Broadway shows and dining at new restaurants.
Throughout her career Tiffany had numerous successes and was a mentor to many. Some of her most notable career accomplishments included the successful revitalization of high-focus retail lines. Friends and family frequently turned to Tiffany for career and fashion advice.
In her free time Tiffany loved to travel. She most enjoyed her time on the Amalfi Coast as well as trips to Turks and Caicos. An avid reader, Tiffany could be found on her travels most often reading a book on the beach during the day and watching the sunset in the evenings.
Tiffany was exemplary in all aspects of life. She had an infectious laugh, impeccable taste, and a generous and grateful spirit. She loved poetry, music, board games, houseplants, researching the family tree, water balloon fights with her nephews as well as bonding with her nieces and five god-children. Tiffany was an adored "Aunt T" as well as an amazing and supportive friend. She will be remembered with love and admiration by all who were fortunate to know her.
Tiffany is survived by her husband Raynor Adams III, her parents Ralph and Kathleen Losinno, Sister Adrienne Lodge, Brother-in-law Robert Lodge, Nephews Robert Lodge and Oliver Lodge, Brother Nicholas Losinno and many others.
The Memorial Service will be held at a later date, post pandemic.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, in NYC, www.mskcc.org.