In Memory of Zavian Adams Alexander
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Zavian Alexander Adams, 16, of Montgomery, Texas, unexpectedly passed away on February 26, 2021. Zavian was born on April 2nd, 2004 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
He is survived by his grandparents, his mom and dad, Jade and Eric Hahnenberger, his father Leonard Adams III, his sister Kiannah, brother Mason, and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Zavian’s passion was playing his guitar and he was very talented. He taught himself how to play his guitar and would spend hours putting chords of different genres of music together. He loved to read and play video games – especially Minecraft with his siblings. He loved playing card games with his family, riding his four-wheeler, and hanging out with his friends on the weekends. He was just starting to learn how to drive and he loved practicing in his mom’s mustang. He was planning on joining the National Guard the summer after he turned 17.
Zavian had such a big heart and he loved to make people laugh, especially with his pranks. He had many friends and he would do anything he could to make sure everyone had a smile on their face. He was very compassionate and if he saw you sitting alone, he would walk right up and make you laugh and wouldn’t leave until you were in a better mood. He was loved by so many people and he will be missed more than he could ever imagine.
There are always expenses that follow the loss of a loved one. In addition to burial and funeral costs, many times it's hard for the family to resume normal work activity and need assistance to give them the time to recover from the shock and grief of a horrific event. Every little bit will help Zavian's family with financial burdens as they grieve. The least we can do, as a community, is to help them financially. Additionally, please hold them in your heart and pray for their comfort.
He is survived by his grandparents, his mom and dad, Jade and Eric Hahnenberger, his father Leonard Adams III, his sister Kiannah, brother Mason, and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Zavian’s passion was playing his guitar and he was very talented. He taught himself how to play his guitar and would spend hours putting chords of different genres of music together. He loved to read and play video games – especially Minecraft with his siblings. He loved playing card games with his family, riding his four-wheeler, and hanging out with his friends on the weekends. He was just starting to learn how to drive and he loved practicing in his mom’s mustang. He was planning on joining the National Guard the summer after he turned 17.
Zavian had such a big heart and he loved to make people laugh, especially with his pranks. He had many friends and he would do anything he could to make sure everyone had a smile on their face. He was very compassionate and if he saw you sitting alone, he would walk right up and make you laugh and wouldn’t leave until you were in a better mood. He was loved by so many people and he will be missed more than he could ever imagine.
There are always expenses that follow the loss of a loved one. In addition to burial and funeral costs, many times it's hard for the family to resume normal work activity and need assistance to give them the time to recover from the shock and grief of a horrific event. Every little bit will help Zavian's family with financial burdens as they grieve. The least we can do, as a community, is to help them financially. Additionally, please hold them in your heart and pray for their comfort.
Organizer and beneficiary
Emily Andreas Artificavitch
Organizer
Conroe, TX
Jade Adams
Beneficiary
