Not only did I worked with Dave on and off over my 30 years at Ford, I also was on the Ford golf leagues with him.  He always had fun anywhere he was.  I learned a lot from him through his knowledge at work and in life, and always enjoyed hearing stories about his kids over a beer or two.  Dave was one of the great ones, he will be missed!

Dave and I were classmates at Kennedy HS, class of ‘67.  Dave and I lived about a block away from one another. We became friends and during our senior year I would often swing by his house in the morning and pick him up for school in my 1965 Corvair. Dave was fond of cars and took quite an interest in mine. Over the years we lost contact but in 2017 at our 50th reunion we had time to revisit some great memories. One of his first inquiries was about that Corvair. Dave was always a kind and gentle person and will be greatly remembered and missed. 

My heartfelt condolences to the family. I got to know the Adamisin family when I played little league with Archie and David and their dad ,Art, assisted my dad with the all star team in 1961 when we won the state chanpionship . I got to know the family and spend many days at their home helping build model airplanes. What a great family and I am sure David will be missed by all. RIP David and I will see you on the other side.
                 Randy Rockhill


We will miss our neighbor Dave's smiling face! God bless Dave and all of the Adamisin family. You are in our prayers and thoughts. 

Casey and Denise Schesky 

Dave's ebullient personality made my time at Ford fun.  Dave's passion for tech, engineering and design was contagious, and a real Ford asset.  He was a treasured workplace friend with many life lessons to offer and ponder, with a penchant for deep thoughts and philosophy.  

I can't think of another person who would stop their world to help another.  Mine included.  I will miss you with us, but carry what you gave me without even knowing it and try my best to pass on.
Bill

There was never a more accepting man. As a college student, experiencing the culture shock of my rural life turned upside down, Dave was there to explain how special my resilience was. Such a warm and welcoming part of a family I was lucky to have. Thank you Adamisin family for sharing it with me and adopting me with open arms. My heart is with you all. 

In these moments of loss, words don't seem to be enough!  My thoughts and prayer are with the entire Adamisin Family.  Love, Kathy

First may I send my deepest condolences to the family for this terrible tragedy and loss. As the eldest cousin On the  Muzzarelli, side. David was my first cousin; It was me and then ARCHIE and then DAVID. We shared  so many wonderful family times with grandma Muzzy and aunt Betty uncle Arthur. Ours was a family filled with love. I have such wonderful vivid  memories of being together sharing holidays and special events. David was a loving, happy, welcoming and embracing person. He is remembered with much love. And he is gone much too soon. All of my brothers and sisters children and nieces and nephews send their deepest condolences to you and the family. Love, your cousin Peggy

I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to Dave's family. Dave will always be recalled as someone who made our jobs more fun!

So sorry for your loss. Worked with Dave and enjoyed talking to him at work.

Dave was such a sweetheart and I am so sorry to hear that he has passed away. Although I only saw him a couple times a year, he was always so warm and friendly to me, and to my kids, as well. He felt like a part of my family since the first time I met him. I wish I would have had more time to get to know him better. I will miss his bright smile and lovely presence. Thank you for sharing your dad with me, Meredith, Rachel & Michael! I am a better person because of him, and will cherish my most recent memories with him, especially. His boisterous laugh and good natured spirit at my wedding lit up the room and made my heart so happy. One of my favorite wedding photos is the one we have of Dave wearing Oliver’s wool hat at the reception. It makes me giggle and brings back so many happy memories from that special day. I remember the guys flocked toward Dave at the reception because he had the funniest stories and the best dance moves. I pray that his spirit is at peace now, and I pray for comfort to those of us who are left behind to grieve this terrible loss. 

What a dear Man he was! I will never forget meeting him for the first time at Chris and Meredith's wedding.  His smile and joy is what I remember the most for the first time meeting him.  His smile and generosity and making you feel so welcome, overwhelmed me! As the years went on and grandkids got on board, his smile and the love of life was infectious to all! I adored Dave for his love of People, his knowledge of life, but most of all, how much he Loved his family! He wore it on his face always with a smile and in his heart. I feel humbled knowing such a great man. Sincerely heart broken...... Lynn Rojewski God Speed my friend.  

OBITUARIO

David Wayne Adamisin

7 enero, 1950 – 6 febrero, 2022

Harry J Will Funeral Homes

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