
In Loving Memory of Adam Dixey: Supporting Riley Dixey
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On July 16, 2025, our family was shaken by a devastating loss. Adam Dixey, a beloved father, husband, son, brother and friend, tragically lost his life. His passing has left a void we’re still struggling to understand, and his absence is felt deeply by everyone who loved him.
Adam was known for his incredible craftsmanship, attention to detail, generosity and kindness to everyone. Adam was a proud graduate of Marblehead High School, Class of 1997, and the founder and president of Precision Remodeling & Construction LLC, a local Marblehead company offering foundation-to-finish services. Adam was a passionate motorcyclist who enjoyed riding his bike throughout New England. He cherished his time spent at Mousam Lake in Shapleigh, Maine, a special place that brought him joy throughout his life.
More than anything, Adam loved his daughter Riley. She was the light of his life, and he was endlessly proud of the strong and kind young woman she is becoming.
Now, Riley faces the unimaginable challenge of growing up without her dad. She and her mother, Peyton Dixey, are navigating a future that has shifted in ways no one could have prepared for. Peyton now carries the full responsibility of supporting Riley emotionally and financially, and this fundraiser is also intended to help ease that burden.
All donations will go directly toward Riley’s well-being and future, covering therapy and grief support, school expenses, daily living needs, and creating stability as she adjusts to life without her father. Contributions will also help Peyton with the additional financial pressures that come from suddenly raising a child without a co-parent.
If you’re able to give, no amount is too small. If not, please consider sharing this page or leaving a message of love and support. Your kindness and generosity are deeply appreciated during this heartbreaking time.
With love and gratitude.
Organizer and beneficiary

Grace Perry
Organizer
Marblehead, MA
Dixey Dixey
Beneficiary