Funeral Details

Adam Krumholz

September 14, 1964 - January 25, 2024

Clergy

Rabbi Evan Moffic
Makom Solel Lakeside

Memorial Contributions

Alzheimer’s Association
225 North Michigan Avenue, Floor 17
Chicago, Illinois 60601
www.alz.org





OBITUARY

Adam Krumholz, 59.
Beloved father of Annie Krumholz and Rachel Krumholz. Loving son of Philip and Debora. Dear brother of Tammy (Dan Riley) Wasserman and Lance (Michelle) Krumholz. Graveside services are private. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association, 225 N. Michigan Ave. Floor 17 Chicago, IL 60601 www.alz.org. To attend the funeral live stream, please visit our website. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals – Buffalo Grove Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com.


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Lance, so sorry about this tragedy. Hard to believe. Hope you guys are doing ok.

Rick Haines
January 26, 2024
Annie & Rachel,

SO very sorry about the loss of your dad! Sending love, hugs and prayers to both of you, and the rest of your family.

❤️Peg

Peg ORourke
January 27, 2024
I have wonderful, fond memories of Adam from when our children (Annie) and Jack were in preschool together. We formed a dinner group and shared many happy evenings together as couples and as families. I’m so sorry to hear Adam was ill and has passed. He will be fondly remembered. Deepest sympathy to Rachel, Annie and all of Adams family.

Kala Callahan
January 27, 2024
We were neighbors of Adam in Evanston during great times of welcoming our children into the world. So many good times and laughter on Noyes Street it’s hard to pick one memory. I will forever miss the constant noise and activity of so many kids and parents who shared in the joy of our children. During an unusually hot summer day, my husband agreed to check in on a neighbors bird. The bird was only beloved to their daughter and not a species that would endure for long. This hot day it was discovered without A/C the bird met his maker. Adam was right there to make sure we gave this bird a proper burial, make a crafted and meaningful memorial and say prayers to the bird only a small girl could love. What followed this ceremony was laughter, jokes and a reminder of how special it is to have neighbors like Adam. We had jokes for years over this sweet bird, but it wasn’t about the bird it was finding humor and friendship in the small moments. Thank you Adam for the laughs and friendship.

Staci King
January 27, 2024
I am deeply saddened to know of Adam’s passing, as he was such a bright spot in my childhood memories. Adam was my uncle, the wonderfully loving father of my two dearest cousins Annie and Rachel, and he attended our family reunions every year in the Outer Banks for many years. I will always remember how warm and friendly he was to everyone, and how he was quiet (for our family) but always had a kind word to say. He could make anyone laugh, most particularly his little girls, and I will always cherish my memories of his genuine smile and comforting personality—even though we only saw him once a year he could pick up conversation as easily as if we spoke much more frequently. I know he will be deeply missed by many, but I feel so fortunate to be able to hold even just a few special memories of such a special person.

Brynn Godshall
January 28, 2024
Even though I have not seen Adam in many years, I have fond memories of him being so good to us in high school. When we were mere freshman, being a couple years older, he would cart us around to events and various other mischief, happily. Not sure how he put up with us; just another testament to the good man that he was even then. He was an unusually kind sole that I am sure there is a special place in heaven for! My condolences to all of the family!

Ken Gould
January 28, 2024
I’m very sad. Adam was my next door neighbor on Noyes Street. He was as pleasant a person as you could meet. We would talk in our backyards about lawns, parenting, his crazy Springer Spaniel, and life in Evanston. He buried our parakeet.
My thoughts are with Annie and Rachel and Kim and the Krumholz family. I’m so sorry for your loss.

Vinny Finneran
January 28, 2024
My memories of my cousin Adam are of a warm, loving, gentle soul. He was humble and grounded, with an easy laugh, and growing up I always appreciated that he didn't treat me (I being the youngest, and he being the second oldest, of eight cousins) as though I were an annoying kid who he resented having to spend time with. I always felt equally valued, and as an adult I recognize that as a powerful and lasting gift that Adam shared with me during my formative years. As a cousin and a quality human being, Adam is already missed, though I'm grateful that he's at peace. Holding his spirit in Beauty and Light, and the rest of our family in Love and Healing.

Margalo Eden
January 29, 2024
It is with a heavy heart that I write this in memory of Adam. Adam's love for his family will always be remembered as he spent many years attending our family gatherings at the Outer Banks. His kindness, peace, generosity, and compassion were evident, but I will never forget his joyous laugh that was light in and of itself. Annie and Rachel are both testaments to that kindness but also to that genuine light and joy.
Those few but special memories of my uncle, a special part of our family, will always have a space in my heart- a blessing to have known him.

Melina Godshall
January 29, 2024
So very sorry to your entire family for the loss of Adam.

Andrea Sands
January 29, 2024
On behalf of our family in PA, we share our heartfelt sadness on the passing of Adam. For many years Adam, Kimberly, Annie, and Rachel were a part of our annual extended family vacations to the Outer Banks. Our family, especially our two girls, looked forward to reuniting with their two cousins, and their Aunt and Uncle. We all fondly remember Adam as a gentle, warm soul - quick to laugh and just loved engaging in conversation as we all spent hours on the beach together. A special memory is watching Adam play in the ocean and the sand with his two precious daughters for however long they wanted to play! Adam's legacy lives on through the spirit he shares uniquely with each of his girls. Our peace is knowing that Adam is at rest with our loving and gracious God. "Life has to end. Love doesn't" Mitch Albom

Rikki and Lynn Godshall
January 29, 2024
My condolences to your family. Adam will always be remembered as a fun, loving, and a wonderful family man. I will always remember. meeting him and Kim at Unity Preschool where our children went to school with Annie and Rachel. I will remember all the fun, laughs, school events and dinner parties with Adam. He will be missed.

Donna Agnew
January 29, 2024
Dear Kim, Annie & Rachel, We share your sorrow on the loss of your beloved father, Adam. We knew him as a very sincere, caring man. We remember the fun years at Duck [ Adam was always ready to participate in anything we all wanted to do! and have fun doing it! Thank you for sharing his service with us via Zoom we each said our own personal goodbyes! We love you all - you are in our prayers!

Uncle Reggie & Auntie Barb Doster
January 31, 2024