Ian Thomas Adamson Obituary

May 23, 2024

Taha Taha wrote a sympathy message

“I am so heartbroken after learning about Mr. Adamson’s passing. I wish I had found out earlier so I could attend the services. I was a student of Mr. Adamson well over 10 years ago, and he was the first person to ever have an emotional impact on me with his philosophy of life when I was struggling to find any meaning to my own. He has left the world a much wonderful place, I hope his family knows what a great impression he left on so many of his students.”

May 6, 2024

Lloyd Gill wrote a sympathy message

“Condolences to Ken, Neil and the rest of Ian’s family. He was my first friend at the board. Played against him in soccer (a fierce competitor!) and went skiing with him a couple of times as well. Ian was always pleasant and always up for a good debate. He was a master historian and an expert on Sherlock Holmes. I will miss you and your maniacal laugh my friend! Tony Gill”

May 5, 2024

Mary Ann Valtas wrote a sympathy message

“I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Ian. His attention to special education made a difference for so many of us. We appreciated his enthusiasm and spirit. Thank you Ian. Unfortunately, I am unable to attend the services but will keep Ian and his family and friends in my prayers.”

May 2, 2024

Darlene Baldry wrote a sympathy message

“Dear Annie, Neil, and children. My sincere condolences on the passing of your beloved brother-in-law/brother and uncle. May Ian rest in peace 🙏🏻 I will keep you and the Adamson family in my prayers Sincere sympathy from, Darlene Baldry (retiree of Cardinal Leger Secondary School)”

May 2, 2024

Feroze Ali wrote a sympathy message

“Totally heartbroken to hear this about this about my favorite teacher. He was one gem of a person, and have special memories of all the football matches we saw together! "Yes we will always call it football" :') Everything in my life I accomplished is because of Mr. Adamson's message, going to miss you but all I can do is cherish the best memories. Rest in Peace to the greatest teacher and one of the kindest souls in the world.”

May 1, 2024

Katarina Pelletier wrote a sympathy message

“So sorry for your loss. At least he is not suffering anymore. Mr. Adamson was a great teacher to many, fun and smart. It was sad news to hear he was unwell, I’m sure he put up a good fight but now it is time to rest and enjoy some lemonades from above. Rest in peace, sir.”