Adam J Hopfensperger

Birth date: Apr 3, 1973 Death date: Jan 25, 2021

Adam J Hopfensperger (also known as AJ and Apple Jack) was born on April 3, 1973 and passed away January 25th, 2021 after a valiant 18-month battle with Extensive Small Cell Lung Cancer. Near the end Adam found solace in knowing t Read Obituary

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Brent Dalton

266w ago

My love and condolences to all his family and friends. I had the great pleasure to know Adam since I started dating his sister in Brewtown circa 1994. From then until the day before his passing, we had some of the best times of my life. There is no way to count the number of Packer high fives and hugs, bonfires cheers, house parties and summer bbq's with the kids. My heart aches for his wonderful kids and the sister that became my wife. When Barb and I moved to Utah, Adam came to visit, then decided to move here as well. We now had family in SLC! Our families grew up together. Marriage, pets, kids...all connected. Adam has a kind and gentle soul that will be missed dearly in this realm. For every tear cried, there will be a smile that goes with it. I can only imagine the journey you are on! Until we meet again, know you will get a cheers every Packers game plus some, I love you bro.

Jeany Oswald

267w ago

I never met anyone who loved to fish as much as Adam. It could be raining but if the fish were biting he was at the pier. He was a joy to have at our house. Usually spent a big part of the summers with us. He always gave me a kiss good night like my sons did. It was like having another son. You even helped with chores with out being asked. Like grass cutting. You all grew up too fast. I was so proud of the man I saw when I visited you with your kids. Your love for them really showed. I weep when I think of the great loss your family is going through. Especially your children. You will be greatly missed...Love to you Adam. Give my sister a big hug for me. I still miss her so much.

Jarrod Roll

268w ago

Where do I begin...being only 2 days apart in age, I can say that most of my favorite memories of my childhood and youth were spent with my cousin Adam. Hanging out with Adam was always a fun time, whether it was at family reunions, wedding receptions, camping with my family, extended stays at Aunt Barb's and Uncle Kenny's, or hanging at my house in the summer (fishing, swimming). I appreciated that he was a such a easy going guy and good listener because we had many late night conversations about girls and the trials of teenage life. Adam had a sensitive heart and was always a kind soul. I am grateful to have shared such formative years with my cousin Adam.

Kelly Sweat

270w ago

Adam and I both loved strong coffee and a dunkable ! Morning coffee at CHG and chit chatting about our cats! Always caring and upbeat ....He is missed!!

Kelly Sweat

Thor Gibbins

270w ago

One of my favorite days was playing Frisbee golf with Adam at Creekside Park. I suck at Frisbee, but we would laugh take sips from our beers. These are the moments we should return to again. At that time, there was no other place that I would rather be than playing Frisbee Golf with you man. And don't get me started on Beer Pong scepter :)