Adam Matthew Kimmons

Adam Matthew Kimmons, known affectionately as Adam to his friends and family, passed away on January 8, 2024, at the age of 44. Born to Cynthia and the late Aaron Kimmons on December 18, 1979, Adam's life was one marked by passion, creativity, and kindness. He leaves behind a legacy of love and an indelible impact on the lives of those fortunate enough to have known him.

Adam's journey through life was shared with his beloved fiancée, Amber Floyd, and her son, Eli Warren, who together created a family bound by love and mutual respect. He was a cherished son to his mother, Cynthia Kimmons, a devoted brother to Kevin Kimmons and his wife, Andi, and carried the memory of his father, Aaron, in his heart.

Education was a significant chapter in Adam's story. After completing high school, he pursued a hands-on career by attending trade school, where he honed his skills to perfection. Adam's professional life was a testament to his dedication and hard work, as he excelled as a forklift and heavy equipment mechanic with Southeast Industrial Equipment. His expertise was recognized with a Toyota Forklift Certification and a Silver Achievement award, reflecting his commitment to his craft.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Adam's interests painted a picture of a man with a boundless curiosity and a zest for life. He had a deep love for trains, a fascination with blacksmithing, and an admiration for the mythical allure of dragons. Adam was not just a lover of reading but also a great storyteller, captivating audiences with his words and imagination. His playful spirit was evident in his enjoyment of constructing intricate Lego sets and his pride in being a collector of everything Dewalt and Gearwrench, truly embodying the essence of a gearhead.

The worlds of Final Fantasy and Zelda were not just games to Adam; they were gateways to adventure and storytelling that mirrored his own creative spirit. His pride as the owner of a red Toyota Tacoma was more than just about the vehicle; it was a symbol of his journey and independence. As a fire pit enthusiast, Adam found joy and peace in the simple pleasure of gathering around a warm blaze with friends and family.

Those who knew Adam would unanimously agree that the words kind, passionate, and creative only begin to describe the man he was. His kindness was a beacon that drew people to him, his passion was the fuel that drove him to pursue his interests with fervor, and his creativity was the tool with which he crafted a life filled with joy and wonder.

Adam's story does not end with his passing, for his spirit lives on in the memories he created, the stories he shared, and the love he spread. He will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who were touched by his compassionate soul.

As we bid farewell to Adam Matthew Kimmons, we celebrate a life lived to the fullest, a path marked by genuine connections, and a heart that knew no bounds in its capacity to love. His was a life that served as an inspiration to live earnestly, love deeply, and laugh often. Though he has left the physical world, the essence of what made Adam extraordinary will forever resonate in the lives of those he left behind.

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