Condolences

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  March 26, 2025

  Mauricio Morales

  To me, Adamis, you will always be "Gordo" — even though you ended up being the skinny one in the end. Your body may have shrunk over the years, but your heart just kept growing. I still tell my kids when I drive by your old townhouse and our elementary school, "That's where my oldest friend lived. I used to pick him up, and we'd set off on our adventures." Those drives always led to some kind of adventure — from the silly things we got into to the wild times we couldn't help but laugh about later. You were always pushing me to try new things while I tried to hold you back from doing some of yours — and somehow, we always found a way to meet in the middle. When I look back at my life and think about what shaped me, I always go back to the three F's: Faith, Family, and Football — especially UM and Dolphins football. We shared a passion for all three, and it was a bond that kept us connected through the years. Today, listening to your service, I kept hearing that you weren't a religious man, but the life everyone spoke about sounds more like the life of Jesus than many who call themselves Christians. You gave of yourself since the third grade, through Hialeah High, and all the way to NC. You lived a life worth living, and the legacy you've left will continue to shine. I love you, my brother. I'm a better man for having known you. I'll miss you, and instead of calling you every year to celebrate when the last undefeated team finally loses, I'll raise my glass just like the Dolphins do for the '72 team — and I'll be thinking of you. Your presence will be missed by those who saw you every day, but your love will live on in all the lives you touched. May God grant you eternal rest and let perpetual light shine upon you. May your family find comfort and strength during this difficult time. Amen.

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  March 26, 2025

  Edgar Pérez

  I worked with Adamis. He was always there for helping us. When we visited him in Cary for work purposes he apart time to share with us. He was a great person. He is in our prays.

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  March 26, 2025

  Wendy Carroll

  So sorry for the loss. Sylvia often shared funny stories of her and her husband. I always enjoyed them and enjoyed that he came to the Christmas party that year, that I met him. Praying for the family. Wendy Carroll

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  March 26, 2025

  Sonja Burwell

  Our Condolences go out to the family. We are so sorry to hear of your loss. We pray that God provides you peace and comfort during this difficult time. Eric and Sonja Burwell & Family

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  March 25, 2025

  Erwin Guerrero G

  This news has caused me immense sadness. Adamis, during the time we worked together remotely, I never received a negative response from you. You always had a positive attitude, getting things done. Your kindness was impressive, a gift for people that isn't often seen these days. I want to express my deepest condolences to your family. I will miss you, my friend. Erwin Guerrero

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  March 25, 2025

  Lee Edwards

  I wanted to take a moment to remember and celebrate the life of Adamis, who was such a caring and compassionate individual. Adamis was always checking in and asking how you were doing, truly embodying the spirit of kindness. Adamis was the kind of person who would give up their weekend to help a friend or coworker move without hesitation. Adamis was heavily involved with work charities and communities, always showing immense generosity. I fondly recall the time Adamis bought fans for the team because we needed a bit of a breeze at our desks. Adamis had a passion for cars and Jeeps, loved hunting, but above all, cherished his family and kids. I feel incredibly fortunate to have met Adamis; my life is much richer because of it. I plan to incorporate many of Adamis's ways of being into my daily life, striving to be as generous and caring as him. Adamis is truly missed, and I wanted to share these memories to honor his legacy. I urge everyone to remember and celebrate the wonderful person Adamis was.

• March 25, 2025

  Glenn Crissman

  I am sad to have learned of Adamis' recent passing. We worked together at MetLife on various projects. He was an excellent technical resource and one to lend a hand any time for anything. To all family and friends, I am very sorry for your loss.

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  March 25, 2025

  Tanecia

  I worked with Adamis at IAT for many years. Many times we shared laughs and he was a great co-worker! He will definitely be missed! My condolences to the family!! May God give you comfort and peace during this time.🙏🏽

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  March 24, 2025

  Maria and Russell Morgan
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  March 24, 2025

  Marizol Cruz
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  March 24, 2025

  Herman G Brown

  Adamis, you will be missed greatly but never forgotten! He was like a bigger brother to me. We always talked about family, sports, and spirituality. Regardless of what was going on in his life, he was always upbeat, to go along with a sense of humor. Whenever he was on his way out, he would make sure to tell me "Cógelo suave, pero cógelo!" (Take it easy, but take it!)" I pray that God will give your family comfort and peace during this very difficult season, in Jesus' name. May your legacy and the memory of you live on forever mi hermano!

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  March 24, 2025

  Todd L Winkler

  I truly enjoyed working with Adamis. He was a passionate, hard-working technical leader. A shadow crossed my heart when I heard the news of his passing. We shared many of the same passions in fast cars and lovable pugs. May God rest your soul and your memory be preserved for your friends and family for many many years to come.

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  March 23, 2025

  Elaine Starinski

  I was so deeply saddened to hear about Adamis. We worked together at Metlife. He was like family to me, we shared many good laughs and many good cries. Sylvia you are in my thoughts and prayers. So very sorry for your loss. Give the boys a hug from me. In deepest Sympathy, Elaine Starinski