Adam Richard Wachtveitl

Birth date: Jun 1, 1985 Death date: Jan 1, 2018

Adam R. Wachtveitl, age 32, passed away at home on January 1,2018. He was born June 1, 1985, the son of Richard and Teresa Wachtveitl. Adam attended Oshkosh North High School. He was employed at Eastbay in Oshkosh as a QA Eva Read Obituary

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Makayla Olson

413w ago

I met Adam through working at Eastbay in Quality Assurance. Although I worked in Wausau and he worked in Oshkosh, he was always there to brighten my day with a funny meme or to help me whenever I needed it. When he spoke you could tell right off the bat that he was very kind, caring, intelligent and honest. He was there for me on plenty of occasions to offer his kindness and words of wisdom when I needed someone to talk to. My thoughts and prayers go out to Sandra and the rest of Adam's family now and always. Rest in peace, Adam, you will be greatly missed.

Jen Davies

414w ago

Adam for most of my time at Eastbay we sat next to each other. You were funny and you were always willing to help me out. You will be sorrily missed.

Jen Madamecalypso Alayne

414w ago

I will always miss you Adam. You were a true kind person and unlike anyone else. I always admired your intelligence, loved your goofiness, and you always lifted my spirits when I was down at work.
RIP Adam

Debbie Brahmer

414w ago

Adam was a good friend. Such a sweet and caring person. I will miss him so much. Debbie Brahmer

Steven Pope

414w ago

I met Adam through work at Eastbay. Although I worked in Wausau and Adam in Oshkosh, we spoke quite frequently. Adam was always the first person to speak up when a process could use improvement, and his sense of humor turned the most mundane situations into an enjoyable experience. He is the type of person you go out of your way to listen to and help, because you know he is doing the same thing for you. If I had to describe my experience with Adam in three words, I choose dependable,funny,and genuine, which are all the things we need most in the world. Prayers to Sandra, and the rest of Adam's family.

Lindsey Banville

414w ago

I first met Adam when I interviewed him at Eastbay I knew him as an employee first, but very quickly as a friend. He was the kind of person who always had the kindest words, the quickest and dryest wit, such an amazing work ethic, and who you knew you could count on, no matter what. When I left Eastbay he is one of the people I missed the most, and every once in awhile I got an email from him at my new job - and laughed out loud every single time. The last time I talked to him was on Christmas night when he said, "Merry Christmas, Lindsey! Or as we have to say at Eastbay, Happy Holidays!" Total Adam. :)

I feel so incredibly lucky that I was able to know Adam. We had a very special friendship and my heart is absolutely broken. I hope that his parents always know what a special man they raised, and that the world was better because Adam was in it. And to Sandra, you two were so perfectly unique together, and he loved you so much. You are all in my thoughts and prayers every moment.

Michele M. Kirby

414w ago

Dick and Theresa, We are so sorry for your loss. Adam sounds like a wonderful young man whom you obviously taught to show concern for others, as both of you show to your friends and family daily. We wish you God's love and peace.
Andy Ellingson and Michele Kirby

Kathy O'connor

414w ago

Adam and I were pretty close what an amazing person.Caring so much for others before himself I will truly miss him. May you Rest In Peace my friend.

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