I was stunned when I came back to Massassi to find that MaDa was gone. He is missed.

It's rather odd, I know.... but there has not been hardly 1 day where I haven't thought of Adam this past year.... sometimes you just don't know how much someone means to you until they're gone. Odd, perhaps, because I've never met him in the flesh... I never knew him the way his family did.... I was never fortunate enough to be a significant part of his life like they are.

But what he has given me was a blessing, none the less. He was a true and selfless friend.... definately one of my best. I have yet to meet ANYONE with a heart more pure. He was so eager to help anyone in need... and he would ask nothing in return. He was a talented and inspiring artist... and his work will continue to inspire for years to come. And he was so strong in character, too.... Even in his moments of severe agony, he would still be the light of any chatroom or thread.

Some say that a man's success is measured by the number of his friends... other's would measure with a number of acheivements... or how close he was to God... Either way, in my moment of passing, I hope I will have lived a life so fulfilled as Adam's.

I miss you, bro... and I'll see you soon.

Same.

We love you MaDa.

Hope you're safe wherever you are Mada.

(It wouldn't surprise me if he's reading this thread and smiling)

i'm sure Adam has broadband access in heaven (=

Shelah:
I lost my grandmum two years ago and every time i hear someone speaking highly of her or her book I am proud to have been so close to her... I hope your family is proud of Adam's influence on this community. He was truly a good person... though crazy at times

"I tell you the truth, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds." - John 12:24