Adam Parris Duhe’, 25, passed away on June 21, 2022. A tragic accident took him from his home of Stanley, North Dakota in the early hours of the morning.

Adam was born to David “Zack” Duhe’ and Sharon Duhe’ on April 24, 1997 in Minot, North Dakota.
Adam cherished his family, home, and pets. Whether it be far away or close to home, he was always up to a new adventure. He rode his motorcycle as often as he could, wherever he could. Like a farmer in April, Adam just couldn’t wait for the snow to melt so he could get out on his bike, even if it meant getting stuck in the driveway a few times.

He grew up close to his siblings, Taylor and Samantha, and was always proud of them. Adam flew to Louisiana to support Taylor in his graduation from technical school in March 2022, and traveled to Montana to be a groomsman in Samantha’s wedding in May 2022. The three of them were always close and his absence from the trio will be sorely felt.

Adam will also be missed by his many friends around the globe. He hung out with his online friends nearly every day and enjoyed every opportunity he could get to meet up with them, whether they lived a few states away or on another continent entirely. Adam’s many travels brought him to Russia, Great Britain, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, and of course across the USA. He made good friends at his workplace too. He was always on time and was recognized for the high quality of his work.

Adam was highly independent and pursued many hobbies. Along with his love of motorcycling, he also enjoyed studying foreign languages, fishing, birding, collecting vintage military memorabilia, flying drones, and caring for his cat Koishi along with many other cats, dogs, and chickens. Adam enjoyed being outdoors and was always planning his next adventure or preparing for something more spontaneous if that’s the way the wind blew. It’s the way he rolled.

He graduated from Stanley High School in 2015. He later went on to get an ESL teaching certificate, and, in 2021 he graduated from Northwest Lineman College with a telecommunications lineman certificate, along with a CDL license, in Idaho.

Adam is survived by his parents, Zack Duhe’ and Sharon Duhe’ of Stanley, ND; his brother, Taylor Duhe’ of Central, LA; and sister, Samantha (Bryan) Duhe’ Jones of Pittsburgh, PA; his paternal grandparents, Frank and Elaine Ruiz of Central, LA; as well as many uncles, aunts, and cousins.

He is preceded in death by one of his paternal grandparents, James Duhe’ Sr.; and his maternal grandparents, Milton and Vivian Enander.