Adam Webb Memorial Fund
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Note: We have discovered that a friend of the family created a fund before we did at www.gofundme.com/AdamWebb. Both are staying open and active. No need to donate to both.
Adam Patrick Webb, age 21, was called home to the Lord while rendering aid to those in need. After witnessing an automobile accident on Saturday, May 23, 2015, Adam demonstrated his loving and selfless spirit by assisting the victims on the scene. While doing so, he was struck and killed by a passing tractor trailer.
Adam was born on November 21, 1993 in Aurora, Colorado. His parents, Matt and Sue Webb, were stationed there while serving in the military. They moved to Pennsylvania the following year to be closer to relatives. After graduating from Cumberland Valley High School in 2012, Adam studied Criminal Justice at Shippensburg University, achieving the Dean's list. He intended to follow in his father’s footsteps by becoming a Pennsylvania State Trooper.
Many have said that Adam died a hero, when in fact he lived as a hero. Adam never failed to go the extra mile in everything he did. As a son, he made his parents proud with his mature and grounded attitude. As the oldest brother to three siblings, he was the perfect role model, exemplifying what a young man should be. Adam lived his values, always doing what he believed was right. He lived to make others happy, going out of his way to make them smile, and he was always there when needed. Liked and loved by everyone he met, he will be greatly missed.
In honor of Adam's life and spirit, the family is establishing this memorial fund.
Adam Patrick Webb, age 21, was called home to the Lord while rendering aid to those in need. After witnessing an automobile accident on Saturday, May 23, 2015, Adam demonstrated his loving and selfless spirit by assisting the victims on the scene. While doing so, he was struck and killed by a passing tractor trailer.
Adam was born on November 21, 1993 in Aurora, Colorado. His parents, Matt and Sue Webb, were stationed there while serving in the military. They moved to Pennsylvania the following year to be closer to relatives. After graduating from Cumberland Valley High School in 2012, Adam studied Criminal Justice at Shippensburg University, achieving the Dean's list. He intended to follow in his father’s footsteps by becoming a Pennsylvania State Trooper.
Many have said that Adam died a hero, when in fact he lived as a hero. Adam never failed to go the extra mile in everything he did. As a son, he made his parents proud with his mature and grounded attitude. As the oldest brother to three siblings, he was the perfect role model, exemplifying what a young man should be. Adam lived his values, always doing what he believed was right. He lived to make others happy, going out of his way to make them smile, and he was always there when needed. Liked and loved by everyone he met, he will be greatly missed.
In honor of Adam's life and spirit, the family is establishing this memorial fund.
Organizer
Sue Webb
Organizer
Mechanicsburg, PA