Adam's sister Rebecca and I were colleagues. I never met Adam but when reading his eulogy wished that our lives crossed paths. It is evident that he has a rare and beautiful soul.

We are so sorry. Becky, you are in our thoughts.

He was outstanding. I met him at Wharton and although 10 years younger than most of the students in the class – we all were in awe of him. He was a doer, a builder an optimist while at the same time pragmatic. One could not ask for a better friend in times of need. He will be missed but never forgotten

I only knew Adam a short time. He blindly attended my bachelor party and we immediately became good friends. He has touched us all in a special way. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Adam made a deep impression on me with his general decency, great capacity for caring, rare teaching skills, and his outstanding commitment to his family. I especially enjoyed watching him interact with his Zeidi Tully...those two shared a unique friendship. And Adam's love and concern for Becky... an inspiration for big brothers everywhere.

Adam made a great impact on those around him. He will be greatly missed.

Words will never ever describe the ache that I have had in my heart from the very second that I heard the sad news about Adam.
I really missed seeing Adam at Shul for Rosh Hashanah this year. Adam and his dad had seats in the shul where we could see each other perfectly. For many years, when ever Adam was in town for the High Holidays, I always looked forward to seeing him, if only for a few moments. We usually communicated during prayers with smiles that did not require words, and expressions that demonstrated the mutual excitement to finally see each other after several months. This year, I walked into shul with a sadness that I cannot describe. I walked in just as the shofar was sounding, and that was the moment when I look over to where he use to sit and instead of the smiles and excitement, I cried, and could not stop crying. At that very moment, the realization hit me like a ton of bricks. I had lost someone very special to me. The High Holidays will never be the same for me again. I will forever miss seeing his smiling face and hearing his beautiful voice that filled the shul whenever he read from the Torah. I will forever remember my dear friend, Adam. I will never forget the good times we had, and the special moments we shared.A candle will forever be lit in my heart for him. All my love, thoughts and prayers will always be with Adam's most wonderful family.

My dear Friend,I know it may be a little late to tell you how much I love you,since you know how much I respected you!!!!Adam,you always will be my dear friend and my good friend in arms.Life is full of injustices,you are just the most recent one.It is very important to let know the world how many friends you had in this most surprising island.It is a shame that you met the good Lord in our island,in the same token it was your destiny to live with us.Remenber bro,I will always be there for you.You are my bro,probably one of the first ones you had in Puerto Rico.We will party again soon in heaven,having those Rioja wines you loved so dearly.Friend,I miss you!!!!!!!!Kico

My dear friend Adam was a leading light in the online gambling industry. From out of nowhere, he quickly established an easygoing rapport with players, partners, affiliates and colleagues - something I now understand well after reading the many tributes to his short but wonderful life.

Each time I met him we always had way too much to talk about and way too little time in which to do so. We planned on many an occasion to do something together, and that time was almost upon us when he was tragically taken from this world.

I shall always remember Adam has a very sharp, analytical, witty and calculating person - perhaps the most brilliant brain in the industry - I do not know of anyone who had anything less than admiration for his manner and his ability.

I will miss you greatly - but I know that one day we shall meet again and then we shall eagerly renew our friendship.

I have memories of Adam that are divided by many years.
The first memories are of a young boy, slight, bookish, fiercely confident. He was a student, and a very serious one. I had known, as most students, that there was this kid...a kid with a briefcase and a stockbroker...and it was no joke. This boy Adam had the stuff from a very young age. Everyone knew he was special but he managed to exceed everyone's expectations anyway.
Fast forward many years, after Yossi and I were married and living down the street from his lovely parents. Adam came home regularly for the High Holidays and he would often visit our home, for a meal or just a schmooze and share with us the most amazing stories of his life. His business, his travels, his ideas.
Remarkably, with all there was to share, he still managed to be so humble and genuine. A trait that he obviously inherited from his parents. A trait that lives on so gracefully in Adam's sister, Becky.
As much passion as he had for the world of business and for all the tastes of the world, he was still the same old Adam, just a that little kid from Winnipeg, fiercely confident, funny, generous and so devoted to his family.
We all have lost a friend.
Baruch Dayan Emet,
Aviva & Yossi Cohen

Adam was the one and only casino executive that I grew to trust.

His patience and attention to detail regarding every question I ever asked him in private, belied the fact he was an extroadinarily busy man.

Bye my friend.

joeyl

Adam and I worked together on several of his real estate transactions in Puerto Rico. We sat on opposite sides of the negotiating table. I was attorney for the seller, and Adam and his partner Kico were the buyers. Through what were at times difficult negotiations, Adam utilized the combination of his intellect and sense of humor to keep all the parties at ease and to keep the transactions moving forward to successful closings. After each deal closed, the joy was written all over Adam’s face, evidenced by his great, big smile. But Adam always took his joy a step further. Typically, a deal closes, everyone shakes hands, and the attorneys go their own way. With Adam things were much different. Adam wanted everyone to share in his joy and accomplishments. After each deal closed, Adam invited me and others from my side of the table to celebrate with his team. Not only did Adam insist that we attend, but many times he would insist on driving us to these celebrations himself. This was just his way. Sharing his accomplishments and joy with others and giving back and being thankful in any way he could.

Adam, I was truly looking forward to working with you again and to furthering the friendship that was developing between us over the years to come. I am deeply saddened that this will not be the case. You looked at the table not as one with two sides, but rather as round with all parties working together, and I only hope we are all able to remember this lesson for many years to come. You will be dearly missed by all the players around the table.

Sadly, I've just heard the news of Adam's passing from an old work colleague. Adam and I were work colleagues at NorthStar Capital in the late 1990s and though we haven't been in touch in recent years I was still shocked and saddened by the news of his passing. My clearest memory of Adam was how he always managed to get burned whenever he went skiing. He always took the teasing and ribbing with ease and a smile. Adam, my sincerest condolences to your family. RIP

My heart aches with the news that Adam is no longer here. He is no longer a phone call away when I need a friend, no longer a flight away; a friend with a strong intellect and sweet heart to match. No one spoke to me the way Adam did; no one will ever take his place in my heart. My thoughts and prayers extend to the Anhang family. It was my privilege to meet his father and grandfather and to see how much he loved them. I cannot imagine the pain and the loss the family is feeling, but I will remember them when I pray and I will never stop remembering Adam and the love I have for him. There is a new angel in heaven now.

How well I remember my first meeting with Adam, it was at the Real Estate Center’s annual meeting and dinner at the Rittenhouse Hotel. Peter had mentioned in conversation with me, what a bright student Adam was. After dinner Adam sought me out to tell me of his family in Canada and how much his experience at Wharton and Peter’s mentoring had meant to him. He was so friendly and charming that he made an immediate impression on me and I was anxious to meet his parents which I later did when they visited Adam in Philadelphia. I left the Philadelphia area in 1998, and so I never saw Adam after that, but he always asked of my welfare in conversations with my sons. His sweet smile and loving manner will remain in my heart.

With respect.

I remember and will never forget all the generosity, thoughtfulness and joy that Adam brought to someone's birthday. I remember Adam and will never forget.....

I don't know how one can express feelings over such a tragic loss. I can only say that I take comfort in knowing that Adam is still with us everyday, patiently watching over us until we are all united again. Adam and I were in the same class at Wharton, though we didn't meet until a number of years later in New York. I have always looked back at the time we spent together with tremendous fondness. Years later, I was back at Wharton getting an MBA. One afternoon I walked into my Real Estate Finance class to find Adam at the front of the room. It was only a minute before class started, so I didn't have a chance to say hello beforehand. The class was packed - roughly 100 people, probably the biggest class I had. Adam was warmly introduced and started his lecture. About five or six minutes into, he suddenly saw me in the audience, stopped mid-sentence and said "oh, hey, Manny." I don't think that re-telling the story does the moment justice, but it was somehow extremely touching for me. It was just so Adam. to interrupt a lecture to greet a friend so sincerely like that. I will remember it forever. Adam was a joy to work with and a beautiful human being. I feel very lucky to have known and worked with him. His mark is indelible and he touched many, many people in so many different ways. With love and shared sorrow.

Thoughts of Adam linger in my mind every single day. Today, Adam has not left my thoughts for even a moment for the sadness is still very much with me. I am somewhat comforted by the thought of him proecting and watching over those he loved so dearly. To the Anhang family, our thoughts are always with you - especially today. Adam will FOREVER be in my thoughts and my heart.....

I was just thinking fondly back to memories of Adam. You will never be forgotten...