MAC ADAM: Christopher
Posted By On June 17, 2024 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 10 Comments
On Monday June 17th, 2024, Christopher MacAdam affectionately known as “Chuck” or “Bud” passed away at the age of 33. Christopher is survived by his mother Amanda Sudyk (Mike), sister Nicola Noble (Donny) and nephew, little buddy Daniel, sister Catherine Costello (Kenny) and nephews Benjamin and Theodore, sister Lisa (late husband Chris) and nieces Kelsey and Cassidy, brother Darren, and Grandparents Ken and Ann Jessop of England. Christopher is also survived by many Aunts, Uncles and cousins, his girlfriend Katrina, and his best friend and fur baby Ollie, who was his greatest joy. Predeceased by his father Kenneth Robert MacAdam and Nephews Hunter & Owen Costello.
In his youth Christopher was a member of 532 Maitland Squadron Air Cadets which he thoroughly enjoyed. Christopher was light hearted and enjoyed a good laugh, cold drinks and good company, especially around a fire. He had a great sense of humor and was the instigator of many pranks and ridiculous challenges. His love and knowledge of animals, fishing and hunting, history, the outdoors, his sister’s farm, and good music were apparent to any one who knew him. Cooking was not only his chosen profession but also one of his loves. He liked nothing better than to use his passion and imaginative cooking skills to create special meals. The last few years had been difficult for Christopher, as his health has seriously declined due to Liver failure and Type 1 diabetes. He fought hard every day to overcome the problems associated with this, but unfortunately it became inevitable that he would not win. He will be missed by his many family members and friends.
The family deeply appreciates your support during this difficult time. A Celebration of Life will follow in the future. Donations in Christopher’s memory may be made to the ‘Hunter Costello Memorial Fundation’ or a charity of your choice.
Condolences for the family of “MAC ADAM: Christopher”
Amanda and family. I am so saddened to hear of Chris’s passing. He was such a caring and thoughtful young man. I remember way back in the day when he would come around and hang out with Jesse. His memories will always be cherished.
Kim and family
As I remember.
Chris had the MacAdam sense of humour, poor guy! There is a few of us that have the curse.
I hope there is a recipe or two kicking around that I can have the honour of trying my best to remake at his celebration of life! Since we do share the same love language, food.
Cheers Cousin Chris.
PS, I see you and your Dad sitting by the water casting a fishing line razzing the crap out of each other both in a place of no more pain, nor sickness. ❤️
Chris talked about heading this way but never made the move, torn to leave his immediate family he loved very much. ❤️
Love You From The Wild West.
My deepest condolences on the loss of Chuck. I have many memories of working with him and he being in my sons life. My thoughts are
with your family at this time
I have wrote and re-wrote this many times. Chuck was a large Fella. In many ways. His heart was so big, if you were lucky enough to know him and be in his circle, he made sure you were taken care of. You were never hungry or thirsty at Chuck’s house. If you needed a place to crash, he made sure you were warm and comfortable. Or atleast as comfortable as you needed to be to survive the night lol. If Chuck thought you needed help, he was there before you could ask him. He could always find a small army willing to help make whatever the job may be, easy for everyone. Some of his idea were a little crazy. Some were a lot Lol. More than one of us have stitches and scars from Chuck stories. But the one common thing was it was never a bad time with Chuck. Dicey, Maybe, but we always had fun. All I know is that when I got the news I was shattered. And like I said before, Chuck was a large fella, so I got hit into to itty bitty little pieces. It may take a long time for a lot of us to rebuild ourselves. So be kind to yourself and to those around you. Don’t take sh** that you don’t have coming to you, and help people you see struggling, because that’s what Chuck would do. And we ALL owe him that. I Love you Brother. May you rest in piece.
Amanda, Mike & Family
So sorry to hear of your loss! Thinking of you at this difficult time!
Hugs
Burt & Vicki Lobb
My condolences to the family!
Condolences to Lisa and family.
There are so many memories I have of Chris that spoke of his character, and his sweet, kind heart. Chuck was one of the most special people I have known, and carried his open, warm heart into ever room he entered. I am so grateful to have known him and called him a friend. I’ll always remember him. Sending so much love to his family and closest friends, I can’t imagine the heart ache you are experiencing. All my love, may Chuck Rest In Peace. Jenna
It’s always difficult to find words that are all jumbled in your heart in these sad times. We have known Christopher since he was born, and his kind, loving ways when in our company were always appreciated. He treated me so gently but didn’t mind “baiting” “Uncle” Steve, which always ended in a good laugh. Over the years, we hoped he was working when we ate at a restaurant as we loved his culinary skills! ….and Christopher, if you’re up there riding in the cab of a truck with someone, Steve wants you to keep in mind the close quarters and open the window before you… well….enough said! lol Love you bud! xxoo
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To all of the family members and especially to Nicola who we know so well.
Its so sad to see such a handsome young man gone and fully understand your grief at this time. It seems that life is not always fair but their is a silver lining somewhere. Lets hope you can see it through your great memories of Christopher.
Ken & Sylvia