Born March 28, 1978, in Victoria, BC, died May 13, 2024. Adam will be unimaginably missed by his wife Kyla, and his children Henry and Dehlia; his grandma Zena Milne; his mother Eileen Torgeson (Dyne) and his father Ian Flint (Terry); his brother Matt Flint (Melissa); his in-laws Jim and Penny Doswell; and so many other close family and friends. Adam was a great partner and friend, but he was the best dad. Adam loved being in nature and found pure joy camping with his children. He was generous with his time and volunteered with many organizations in his community. Adam loved a good hobby, and he excelled in leatherwork, ensuring everyone had a gorgeous handbag or wallet. His sharp, dry sense of humour and warm heart will be greatly missed.
A celebration to honour Adam’s great life will be held in the Sequoia Centre at McCall Gardens, 4665 Falaise Drive, on June 29, 2024, at 2:00 pm, and we invite all who knew and loved him to attend.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall Gardens
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I offer my sincere condolences to Adam’s family. I was a colleague of Adam’s at the District of Saanich years ago and consider myself lucky to have crossed paths with him.
I remember his determination and commitment to starting the very successful Movember campaign each year. Who could resist shelving the razor for a month for a good cause with a celebratory pint of beer to mark the end of the campaign?
The fellowship and goodwill he single handedly generated from that event was only matched by the sizeable fundraising.
The Adam Flint I knew genuinely cared about others and was always ready to lend a helping hand.
My heart goes out to his family, friends, and colleagues
I am incredibly sad you are no longer here but we are better people for having known you. Your commitment to Movember, your unwavering support for Bike to Work Week and of course your volunteer work with your kids’ activities was unmatched. I still can’t believe you aren’t there to sarcastically needle me like a (big) little brother does (with love of course ). The world is different now… a little less bright, a little less … without you. I stopped at the duck pond bridge and made a wish that you are happy.
To Adam’s beloved family-may you know how loved and admired your ‘Pops’ was.
Rest in peace Jolly Green Giant… your Lil’ Sprout will miss you.
My heartfelt condolences to Adam’s family and close friends, he was one of a kind, caring and warm hearted. I only hadnthe pleasure if knowing hime a short while, and he’s left a great memory of his genuine heart. Love and light to you all as we remember Adam.
I met Adam in 2005, over the years he and Kyla became family to me. He was a talented craftsman and cook. Everything he created and poured his soul into, turned out beautifully. He was funny, genuine, caring and selfless. Adam was a hard worker, a dedicated family man, and an incredible Dad…even I referred to him as Pops. He put all before himself, and would always be the last one to eat the amazing meals he created. He was consistently there for me and my kids, and I love his children like my own. He’s the only person I know that could use a whole roll of paper towel while cooking a meal but fed us all with pride and enjoyment. I treasure all the moments and memories with him. I feel so grateful to have known him, he really was amazing. My deepest condolences to all who knew and loved him. He was one of my best friends and will forever be in my heart. In another life Adam. ❤️
I am truly saddened to hear about Adam. I met him last year and he was one of the most kind hearted people I’ve ever had the privilege of meeting. His smile lit up the room! He spoke with such consideration and wisdom and of course He had the best socks and shoe collection! Deepest condolences to his family and friends. Heaven gained another great one! ♥️
Kyla, Henry, Dehlia, Zena, Eileen and Dyne, Matt.
I have no words. My heart breaks for you. This is a very difficult journey I wish you did not have to go through. I am so, so sorry .
My deepest condolences to the family, I remember meeting Adam in march 2023, he was good person, very kind hearted also very genuine. I got to know him well when I was living in Victoria, I’ll miss our coffee date. Our walks and our conversation. Rest easy friend, until we meet again – Jared Nukon
My heart goes out to you all. Although it’s been many years I had the pleasure of knowing Adam and having many fun adventures with he and Kyla in our silly youth. Fondly remembered always. Sending you all love. ❤️
I had the pleasure of being Adam’s friend… he was a kind friend with a witty sense of humour. I know he loved his children with all of his heart. I will treasure the leather bookmark and wallet he so graciously made for me… rest easy friend, until we meet again.
Cathy
My deepest condolences
Adam will be missed very much. He was fun to be around and always smiling. I only got to know him for a short time, but he left a mark.
He touched many hearts.