Thank you Dave for your company at our 500 Cards club. And thank you for your help in saving our precious Community Hall from being sold. Always a gentleman. We will miss you.

My first crayfish was at the now infamous 21st of my Uncle Dave, I then went on to sleep in a cupboard as the party went on and on... A strength of presence and purpose that has left a mark on all those around him. I treasured the time I had and the inspiration he continues to provide for me and my future. Thanks for the great legacy in a great family and a life of amazing achievements. - Thanks

Rest In Peace Dave. You will be fondly remembered.

A man, who lived a good life,who lead by example, live life every day with passion,and who loved beyond measure. Taken from his loved ones far too early. His family is his legacy,we hadn't seen Dave in a long time, we did have the pleasure through out the year of knowing Jared his wonderful son Jared. Words fall short when a parent leaves this realm. Grieving is a process. Be gentle on yourself, and love each other and know he love you unconditionally. Rest in peace Dave.

Dave, I remember when I first met you and Carol, walking from your youngest sons bedroom in the early hours of the morning. The smirk on your face, proud of Jareds most recent conquest. Later when we all sat down for a meet and greet dinner and you asked the age of this young girl that your 23 yo son had fallen head over heels for.. it was such a laugh to see your face when I exclaimed that I was of the youthful age of 16!! Lol (I corrected everyone seconds later after seeing the sheer horror on everyone’s face- I was 19). When our first son, Konah David Adams was born, you were such a proud grandfather to the next Adams generation. 2 months later I lost my Father and you gladly took on that role for not only me, but my sisters too. You welcomed us, flaws and all, with open arms, no judgement and a chuckle at our outrageous personalities. We challenged each other, educated each other and connected over our different upbringings. You taught me about life, in a way that only you could open my eyes too. From Ancient Crystal Skulls to the best ‘Man Stew’ recipe, there was never nothing you couldn't speak about. I know this last year and a half was tough, it changed us all in many ways but one of our last conversations we had you were convinced that we were all heading towards a future that was unlike anyone had ever seen- the World was going to be the best future for us all and our kids. Health would be no issue, money would hold less value than kindness. You were excited to be a part of a beautiful world- you were excited we would all be a part of this beautiful world. We will live in your honour, laugh in your honour and love in your honour. Tell my Dad to give you a hug from me. Love you always, Dad.