Adam Dwayne Creelman

Adam is the soulmate of Deborah (Gibbs) Creelman, father to Christian, Shelby and Peyton, dog dad to Jersey and Willow. Son of Terrance and Phyllis (Mansfield) Creelman, youngest brother of Terry Jr (Carlotta), Arthur(Amy) and Marion (Jonathan) Legalley. He was the beloved nephew to many aunts and uncles, uncle to many nieces and nephews, like a brother to cousins and friends alike. Brother in law to Chris and Melissa Gibbs. Previously passed by mother in law, Donnell Gibbs, beloved dog, “Gunnar”. Adam was a large presence in all of our lives, quick to jump to your defence, comfort if you were broken and quick with his laugh and his wit. He touched the lives of many and made lasting memories and bonds with all.

Adam was a previous student at NSCC which allowed him to become a journeyman plumber and member of U.A. Local 56, plumbers and pipe fitters.

Adam leaves a legacy of being an amazing and loving husband, son, father, brother, uncle, friend and coach. His passion for baseball lives on with Christian and Peyton, he was always there to coach a game or cheer on the team.

His support of local hockey, for the days he played, through to Peyton’s winning streaks, he was always sure to be in the stands and actively involved.

Adam’s love of the outdoors, hunting, fishing, snowmobiling and biking was shared with so many. The times at the “camp” will always be remembered with love and laughs. Many stories over campfires, dinner tables or just standing at the bar, Adam could tell a story like no other.

His love of travel was discovered by beach trips, his favourite being a trip to Jamaica, where he made friends from all over the world, connections that last far beyond borders.

Private family service Friday July 16 at 10:00am, by invitation only. To join the livestream service, click the online link on our website.

The family wishes to thank all who have reached out in this time of pain and sadness, your comfort and support means so much.

“Don't worry about a thing, every little thing is gonna be alright.”

Bob Marley