Birth date: Jul 31, 1985 Death date: Aug 22, 2024
Wayne T. Adair, 39, of Methuen, MA, passed away on Thursday, August 22, 2024 at his residence. Wayne was born in Lowell, MA, on July 31, 1985 and was the son of William B. and Karen L. (Kearns) Adair. Wayne was raised in Tewksbur Read Obituary
Wayne you will be missed so much little brother not a single day will go by where I don't think of you with great sadness but also with great pride being your older brother was the greatest joy in my life besides being a father to my children who also will never be able to deal with the fact that you're gone we love you so much brother. I will always be a big brother love ya kid
My deepest sympathy to KK and your family. May god watch over you and give you strength. Kendra A.
It’s not fair Wayno but I guess from now on you will live in my memory. For what it’s worth, you are very much alive there, and will be until it’s my time to go. My memories with you are so vivid, unforgettable snapshots of childhood that have never left my mind entirely. I still tell the stories. The time you thought you locked yourself in the bathroom at Palace Pizza and caused a whole scene. The time the guys from MOD came and built up our dinky bike jumps to be these enormous things. Nobody had the courage to hit the shooter they built besides you, and boy did you pay the price.
You really did always have a lot of courage and you were so much more capable than you gave yourself credit for. When I was with you, I knew we’d always devise a plan to get what we were after. We caused a lot of trouble together. Made some friends, made some enemies, and had some seriously crazy situations that we were lucky to make it out of in one piece. We had hilarious times but I guess we also saw each other go through a lot. It’s still hard to believe that the guy that shares all these experiences with me isn’t here anymore. It’s been a long time since we’ve seen each other, but I’m gonna miss you a lot regardless. I don’t know if I ever once told you that I loved you but I did, and do. Rest in peace cousin. Feels weird to say that. I’ll tell our stories for as long as I’m around.
A light so bright softly fades,
Yet in your hearts, his warmth remains.
Though gone too soon, his love endures,
A cherished soul, forever more.
May his memory be eternal. He now rests in peace in paradise where he awaits for all.
Karen L Adair lit a candle in memory of Wayne Adair
You came over my house every weekend and hung with my boys. You were such a special part of my family and I enjoyed watching you have a good time and to feel part of it! You were truly a gentle soul. I have missed you over the years and I wish you peace and eternal love. ❤️ Love Aunty Brenda
My dear baby Wayno! I am so far gone that God took you from me. I have no clue what happened to you. I will find out what happened, who took my best friend from me. My heart is torn into a million pieces. I do not care what it takes but you know mommie duke will get to the bottom of this I assure you my baby. You were kind to everyone here. I wish more people were like you. You have always had a great heart and always helped everyone out. Rest in peace my son, mommie duke will get them no matter what. I LOVE YOU BABY, I LOVE MY BABY WAYNO. MOMMIE DUKE THERE WILL NOT UNTIL THE DAY I DIE. Our family is ripped by what happen. I LOVE YOU MY BABY BOY.
