
Adam Blaser
October 25, 1976 - September 13, 2020
Obituary
Adam "Ace" J. Blaser, age 43 of Richfield, MN formerly of Darlington, WI passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, September 13, 2020 in Richfield. He was born October 25, 1976 in Darlington the son of Ronald Blaser and Linda (Brunkow) Blaser. Adam grew up in Darlington where he graduated from Darlington High School. After graduation, Adam moved to Denver, CO where he worked as a baggage handler and traveled around the country until deciding to move back home where he bartended at Legends Bar and Grill and DJ'd for many years. Adam also worked with his uncle "Sluggo" at MJ Electric. In 2003, Adam started his career as a comedian and won the 2003 Minnesota Amateur Comedian of the Year award. While living in Minneapolis, Adam earned his bachelor's degree in broadcasting from Brown University in Minneapoilis. He had a great sense of humor and always found a way to make people laugh.Adam is survived by his father: Ron (Joan) Blaser of Darlington; two sisters: Savannah (Brian) Maurer of Kyle, TX and Tabitha (David) Cumpian of Franklin, WI; his nieces and nephews: Bryce, Owen, and Brooks Maurer, Quinn and Lily Cumpin; aunts: Susan (Randy) Windle of Circle Pines, MN, Jane Brunkow of Belmont, WI and Janayne (Leo) Spellman of Darlington; one uncle: RJ Brunkow of Darlington, and many cousins and friends. He was preceded in death by his mother: Linda Blaser; one sister: Dulcey Blaser; paternal grandparents: Harry and Zola Blaser; maternal grandparents: Bob and Dolores Brunkow; one cousin: Jami Blaser; and two uncles: Jim Blaser and Tom Blaser. Adam loved to travel, traveling to all six flags in the lower 48 states, many other states across the United States and Australia. He had many adventures along his way through life while working for the Airlines. Adam met many celebrities and helped them with anything they needed, including giving Bruce Willis his autograph. He liked to spend his free time surfing, snowboarding, watching movies, and entertaining his family and friends. Adam truly knew what it meant to live life to the fullest, making the best of every situation, and finding a way to continue to smile through it. A private family funeral service will be held Saturday, September 19, 2020 at Erickson Funeral Home in Darlington with Rev. Cal Schaver officiating. Online condolences may be expressed to the family at www.ericksonfuneralhome.com. A Celebration of Adam's Life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Adam's name.
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lori Neumann
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I'm so sorry to hear of Ace's passing. He was a great person and has a wonderful family!
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Jody Geissbuhler Tuescher
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My deepest sympathy to Adam's family and friends. Jody Geissbuhler Tuescher
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Marilyn Johns
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Our deepest sympathy to Adam's family and friends. Adam was an inspiration to all, never letting his disability interfere with life. I am honored to have known you Adam. Tom and Marilyn Johns
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Tiffany
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What can I say Adam was one of a kind I'm going to miss him a lot he was one of my best friends I'm going to miss him saying how are the girls doing send me a picture lol and we were both looking so forward to him moving into the duplex that I am in now and I'm so sad that this never happened may you rest in heaven my friend I'm sure you're making a lot of people laugh up there I love you
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Joanne McComish
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I’m so sorry to hear about Adam. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this very difficult time.
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Kitty Wilson
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Adam was so much fun to have as a student. He made class fun for the kids and teachers as he got close but never "crossed the line".... well maybe a time or two. One day in Reading, we were talking about apples and he told of a gadget he had at home that peeled, cored and cut up the apples. He asked to bring it in to show the class. Not only did he bring the cool device but added apples and caramel dip. He knew how to keep the class happy and of course change the subject from Reading to Adam's Show. Can totally see him as the most efficient and funny baggage handler... as well as comedian. Our sympathy. Kitty and Eldon Wilson