Obituary for Adia Kunoichi
Our beautiful & precious baby girl Adia (Marianne D Moore) died accidentally Wednesday May 5th at the home she shared with her parents Jonnie(Nunu) and Steve Farkas.
Her mom jokes about her being conceived on December 7 1982, another date that will live in infamy.
Marianne was born September 3 1983.
She didn’t have an easy life but she got very good at kicking obstacles out of her way. A short life determined to help as many people as she could in some way.
Never met an animal she didn’t like, domestic or wild and vice versa. Bringing in injured strays from her adventures including a younger child in crisis she found one day.
Adia had a huge heart and a bright soul that drew all to her.
She has found a place in her life with her Canna Family and her brothers & sisters of WOS.
Some of the most beautiful and caring men and women she’s met. Thank you all for opening your hearts, giving her a spot to show the world what SHE CAN do what she sets out to do. That has given her a purpose, helped her grow to a better person.
Other family members include her father Charles Moore, older sister Anna Johnson, nieces and nephews Stormie, Messiah, Makeena, Diana, Kellie, Kristina, and especially Christopher, her little brother and friend.
Her Steirer Family Sam & Debbie, Kristie, Katie, and Joey, her big brother through thick and thin.
Aunt Donna’s children Jessie, William & their kids
The extended family from the hood, Bartletts, Godins, Donnahees
And HER family.
All the wonderful people in Mississippi she was about to start a new phase with.
The friends from childhood, especially Anna, Ronnie, Justin, Joshie.
The customers who only would come in where ever she was working,
All the 'grandparents',''moms & dads', 'aunts, uncles, cousins', friends, pets, animals met in passing, classmates, acquaintances, bullies, teachers, principles, administrators, police officers, doctors, nurses, therapists, fellow patients, fellow runaways, fellow homeless, clerks, co-workers, managers, bosses, owners, vendors, customers, clients, followers, gamemates, roommates, bedmates.......
Everyone of us is at least just a little bit better because of her.
Or should try to be.
No flowers please.
Bring non-perishables, women's hygiene products, diapers, kid stuff.
Donate to your EMTs and first responders.
It might save your life.
Her mom jokes about her being conceived on December 7 1982, another date that will live in infamy.
Marianne was born September 3 1983.
She didn’t have an easy life but she got very good at kicking obstacles out of her way. A short life determined to help as many people as she could in some way.
Never met an animal she didn’t like, domestic or wild and vice versa. Bringing in injured strays from her adventures including a younger child in crisis she found one day.
Adia had a huge heart and a bright soul that drew all to her.
She has found a place in her life with her Canna Family and her brothers & sisters of WOS.
Some of the most beautiful and caring men and women she’s met. Thank you all for opening your hearts, giving her a spot to show the world what SHE CAN do what she sets out to do. That has given her a purpose, helped her grow to a better person.
Other family members include her father Charles Moore, older sister Anna Johnson, nieces and nephews Stormie, Messiah, Makeena, Diana, Kellie, Kristina, and especially Christopher, her little brother and friend.
Her Steirer Family Sam & Debbie, Kristie, Katie, and Joey, her big brother through thick and thin.
Aunt Donna’s children Jessie, William & their kids
The extended family from the hood, Bartletts, Godins, Donnahees
And HER family.
All the wonderful people in Mississippi she was about to start a new phase with.
The friends from childhood, especially Anna, Ronnie, Justin, Joshie.
The customers who only would come in where ever she was working,
All the 'grandparents',''moms & dads', 'aunts, uncles, cousins', friends, pets, animals met in passing, classmates, acquaintances, bullies, teachers, principles, administrators, police officers, doctors, nurses, therapists, fellow patients, fellow runaways, fellow homeless, clerks, co-workers, managers, bosses, owners, vendors, customers, clients, followers, gamemates, roommates, bedmates.......
Everyone of us is at least just a little bit better because of her.
Or should try to be.
No flowers please.
Bring non-perishables, women's hygiene products, diapers, kid stuff.
Donate to your EMTs and first responders.
It might save your life.