It’s hard to imagine that you’ve been gone for three years now. I miss you just as much as I did then. Fly high, Adam.   ❤️

George, I never had the privilege of knowing Adam but I have had the privilege of knowing you. As I read through what people had to say about your wonderful son the tears were flowing for you and your family. Your loss is unimaginable to say the least. My prayers are with you to heal your heart. You and your wife raised a wonderful son and I can honestly see in the things I've read that he was YOUR son...you taught him well - he followed in your footsteps.  I will keep you in my prayers.

Adam was a wonderful guy. I've only known him for a couple years from teaching snowboarding with him at Holiday Valley. I liked him from the minute I met him. He was always very friendly and easy to talk to. He loved teaching people to slide on the slopes and he was very knowledgeable in it. He was always willing to help when he could and he was very enthusiastic about his work. I was very sad to hear of his passing. I still can't believe he is gone. I will miss him very much. My sympathies to the family. My wife's  grandma also passed just recently and that has been tough on us. My thoughts and prayers go out to you. One final thought; find comfort in each other in this time of grief, in the shared memories you all have of him. We will all get through this grief in our own time but we will never forget Adam and the moments he shared with us all during his life here on Earth. Rest in peace my friend. You will be missed.

My sincere condolences to Adam's family, friends and colleagues. I'm sorry I wasn't able to attend his memorial service. While I didn't know him well personally, we were well acquainted professionally. I knew Adam to be very personable, friendly, and professional. He was a great pleasure to work with, which isn't guaranteed in the real estate business. He will be missed. 

I offer my most sincere condolences to Adam’s family for their profound loss. Adam was a fine young man and he will be terribly missed.  

We just heard and are shocked and deeply saddened to hear. To use he was " the pickle guy". The Celtic Festivals we shared are forever changed. Heartfelt condolences to his family. 

Our time together was brief but significant. My father met Adam as he would store his car in Adam's garage. This went on for many winters, and my father would tell me about this bright, hardworking entrepreneur named Adam. As their relationship grew, I knew this man was special. This was obvious as my father does not often talk about people the way he spoke of Adam. When the time came for me to invest in a property, my dad quickly referred me to Adam. From the minute I met Adam, I knew why my father thought so highly of him. He was kind, funny, honest, and extremely knowledgeable. He was an inspiration to me and my fiancé Chelsea. Our relationship did not end after the purchase of our home. He had helped me many times, expecting nothing in return. This man was genuinely selfless and an inspiration. I am sure there are many stores like mine. This news was unexpected and devastating and I am not alone when I say he will be missed. 

I met Adam about 12 years ago when I responded to an ad for a garage space he had available at his home. Stored my classic car in his garage for a few years after that.
I am also a carpet cleaner so I cleaned Adam's home and rental properties as needed.
A couple years ago my son Alex was looking for a house so I referred him to Adam. Needless to say Adam found Alex a Great House!
Adam helped me and my son with a few projects on his new house. Adam was always willing to help.
Needless to say Adam was our friend!!
We were shocked by his passing and are still trying to process everything!
My life(as well as my sons life) has been vastly enriched from knowing Adam. He will be greatly missed....but never forgotten!
Thank You
John Rotolo

My most sincere condolences to his family and friends.  
I met Adam at the Niagara celtic festival, he with his log and pickle barrel.  He had some pretty fantastic rhymes to sell his pickles, we all laughed and enjoyed those pickles and he became well known as the pickle guy.  What a beautiful smile, a fantastic sense of humor, smart and successful young man.  Such a tremendous loss, he will be missed.

I meant a Adam years ago as a young man going to the Sterling Renaissance Festival.
He always brought a sense of levity, joy and happiness that he so freely shared with everyone, brightening everyone's day.
We became friends, we would act in frount of patrons and he would always win every single strongman Hammer contest. His neck draped in tiny wooden hammers.
His signature item was a hand carved walking log with sheild carved on it.
When I told him that I did woodworking as a hobby and hope to make a shop one day he commissioned me for new log.
My first real commission for my shop, a wizard he asked for, and a wizard I made him.
He would tell me that he would baby the wizard log because he loved it to much didn't want to see anything happen to it.
He was to me a very kind and very joyful man and he will wholeheartedly be missed by me.
The shire will never be the same and nether will I.
Farewell my old friend.



As long as we live you will live.
As long as we love you will be loved.
As long as we remember you will be remembered.
RIP Adam  🙏🏼🌹

My first memory was seeing Adam walking with his log in 2009 at my first visit at the Sterling Renaissance Festival. I mean, it was a handsome guy with an over-sized log, how can one NOT notice him! Lol  I thought him pretty adorable, and he always seemed to turn up and make my boss and I laugh (I thought he might have been flirting with her a bit. It was too cute...) Over the years, we became friends and kept up on social media. I always loved when he would share something and having a taste for real estate, I always cheered for him when he'd have a success or altered his property so beautifully.  
The last two years I have lost my father, my dear friends Ellen, Pete, and Dave, and now Adam. Of anything I know one thing, heaven gained another beautiful soul, and another fun, thoughtful, and genuinely good human being. 

Adam was a fun person to be around and extremely nice. I remember him always  in the KB park and we just missed being snowboard instructors together, as he left when I joined 11 years ago. This is a shock to the KB friends of his & may his soul Rest In Peace. Prayers to family & friends.

I have known Adam since the day he was born.  I grew up with his dad in Buffalo, NY and met his mom while attending school 80.  Throughout the years we did many things together.  And although I hadn’t seen Adam in awhile, Adam was my little man back in the day.  I loved him so much.  

Adam will be missed dearly by his mom, dad, sisters, family and friends, but his legacy will live on forever.

May God Bless and provide comfort to the Weimer and Wilson families during this time of loss and sadness.  Adam is in Heaven and at peace 🙏✝️💔.

Blessings,  

Diane & Kelly Forgone


My husband and I met Adam during the Sterling Renaissance festival when we first started dating. We always met up and coordinated our times every single year. He was there for us when we got engaged at Sterling. We witnessed him become a part of pub sing as the feast (which was my favorite year). And he was well known as Log-man for many years. I'm happy to say because of him we have our own walking log at home that we can share amazing memories from. Adam always extended his kindness to us for his annual feast when we would miss Sterling during the winter. He was fun loving, absolutely hilarious and will be sorely missed. 

Adam was part of one of the most memorable scenes at the Sterling Renaissance Festival.  During one pub sing, I wanted to present the audience with a gift, and nobody knew in advance that that gift was to be Adam carried down on a giant platter with an apple in his mouth--like a roasted pig.  When I presented the idea to him, his eyes lit up--he agreed to it! He was so eager to play, and even to laugh at himself.  I'll really miss seeing him, but that memory will never fade.

Adam was a dear friend of mine who had a heart of gold. He was funny, smart and a hard worker. Sending all who knew him peace and love.♥️💛♥️

I first met Adam at the Sterling Renaissance Festival. I was working the Jacobs Ladder and caught him at the end of the day. I introduced myself and he said " hi some people call me Adam, some Duncan and others something a bit more colorful". I told him i would be happy to call him friend. We became good friends after that. I loved his sense of humor and quick wit. I got to know him even better when i worked the Test of Strength where he taught me so much. I will miss him yelling " I remember my first time!" Whenever someone missed at the game. I will always remember him. You left us far too soon. 

Only met Adam at the Sterling Ren fest, seemed like a very kind young man. My prayers go out to his family especially his parents. ❤️🧡💛

I have known Adam for about 15 years. We first met each other working at the Old Orchard Inn together and instantly connected. We eventually started playing soccer together on indoor and outdoor teams every year. He was such a fast defender and a great player. We had so many memories throughout the years. We would play NHL 96 and Galaga on his Sega Genesis. I remember doing various house projects with him. We rode bikes all the way to South Buffalo to collect rent from his tenants. This past summer he came with people from my church to fix up someone's house and yard that couldn't do it themselves. We did P90x together everyday one summer. Adam was such a caring, thoughtful, and fun person. He was very personable and always willing to lend a helping hand. I loved hanging out with him. He recommitted his life to Jesus, so I was happy about that. We will see you in heaven Adam. I love you man. 

Adam,
You were such a bright light to so many.  Your wit, energy, enthusiasm and charm touched all who met you.  I will treasure the memory, and in my mind, you will always be "pickle guy".
Fly high, my friend and let your star shine brightly from the heavens.
Cat

We met Adam in May; he was our listing agent for the sale of our house.
Quickly, we felt a connection with Adam, beyond a professional relationship.  He was a “class act”,  a caring, kind, faith-filled man. Adam believed in the power of prayer, and now we pray for family and friends who love him.  May happy memories wrap you in peace and comfort.

Adam and I had only met a handful of times but he had an amazing personality that made you feel like you’ve known him forever. He had that strong positive personality that just drew you in. The impact he had on my brother also shows me what an amazing man he truly was. It all began with the same love they shared with snowboarding. These two together on the hills was a sight to see. While ones doing a back flip, the others doing a front flip there wasn’t a trick they wouldn’t try. They stood out to everyone rocking the same jacket. Everyone knew their names, everyone enjoyed their company, admired their similar personalities, and others simply came out to watch there crazy tricks. Adam was loved by so many and I know there are many with a heavy heart at this tragic time. 

Adam was a wonderful friend who always looked out for other people. He helped to pick me up when I fell down. He made certain that I was okay. He always had a kind word to say. He will be greatly missed by those who loved him at the Sterling Renaissance Festival.  Rest in peace my friend. 
Love and healing for the family. 

Adam was a tremendous help to me working towards achieving multiple life goals. He was hard working, reliable, and a great friend.  I'm confident that there are many others that feel the same way. I will always be grateful for the significant positive impact he had in my life. 

Adam was a dear friend of my daughter Mary and son in law Greg Sheppard.  He found them their first home, stood up in their wedding and was very much an integral part  of their lives.  He had an unbelievable business talent of taking opportunities, throwing his heart and soul into them and then watching his hard work flourish.

Joe and I had the privilege of really getting to know him this year.  He took the challenge  of selling the foreclosure we purchased a couple of years prior and what a challenge that turned out to be.

But in hindsight for us it turned out to be one of the greatest gifts we were given, we were granted an opportunity spent a lot of time with truly a remarkable young Man.  Adam would counsel us on how to stage the house, marketing plans, complete analysis on recent purchases in the area and on and on.  We had open houses, looked for houses and just talked. laughed and we grew to be honest  with  you  just  to love him like he was one of our own.  He had a great sense of humor, dependable as can be and took such a keen since of interest in us.  
what  I will remember the most is his famous saying "Cheeks for every seat, Jan, Cheeks for every seat."

He will be missed by many, but especially by us, it was an honor to have know him.  I know he has found  his place in heaven, may his family find peace  knowing this.

Love,

Janet Gehen and Joe Wrzosek 



 




   

I met Adam a few years ago at a party and we hit it off right away. We talked about real estate, buildings, houses, fancy parties, work out tips, I guess about pretty much everything and then talked every day since then. Im sorry I never told him how much his friendship meant to me, and that all of my recent success in life was helped by his advice. You will be missed my friend, my heart goes out to you, and all of your family and friends over your loss.

He lived life fuller & with more zest than most. My memory is his response to when I helped during his house remodel. I went & cleaned up for about 3-4 hrs.  while, Adam & his dad were working on the house. I was about 55 yrs. + old, nobody was present when I first got there to tell me what to cleanup. My years of home remodeling wisdom guided me. I must have achieved more than they expected.  Dad & Adam said they would hire me for a crew. I told them both that I can look mighty in 3-4 hours but, a 6-8 hour day of cleanup would not happen. I was headed home for a soak in Epsom salts, LOL! Adam could put in windows super fast!  Adam & I worked together, at times in real estate. I will remember and appreciate how respectful he always treated me.  The respect was mutual;  I had him take my son for the second showing on a fixer-upper he ended up buying.  My heart aches for his family.  Adam was a high achiever in business & activities. I hope some form of peace will be found in memories shared by many, over the next few weeks. 

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Adam R. Weimer

18 diciembre, 1981 – 20 diciembre, 2019

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