Adam Tyler Fall

Adam Tyler Fall, beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend, passed away on Friday, March 29, 2024 at Navicent Health in Macon, Georgia. He was born on January 14, 1993 in Jacksonville, Florida, to Charlotte and Morris Fall. 

Graveside services will be held at 2:00 PM on Friday, April 12, 2024 at Tift Memorial Gardens with Mr. Doug Smith presiding and Lexi Drennon delivering the eulogy.  The family will receive friends from 12:30 to 1:30 PM at Albritton Funeral Directors.

Darrel Fall, Scotty Crockett, Derrick Fall, Matthew Davis, Tyler Graves, Christopher DePetris, Brian Rowe and Anthony Fall will serve as pallbearers.

Adam was a bright light that people just gravitated to. He could light up an entire room. He would do most anything to make you smile. Every person Adam met was considered a friend and if you weren’t, he would make you into one. He always felt it was his mission in life to love, support, and protect his family. He would give you the shirt off of his back, his last dollar, anything to make your life easier and lighter. He loved to sing and dance. He had natural rhythm and could watch a dance video and perfectly imitate the dancers. He had the uncanny ability to make anyone feel special, beautiful and cherished. He could make you laugh even on your worst days. 

Adam was a graduate of Tift County High School where many administrators, teachers, and classmates remember the fun-loving class clown. Adam left his mark on the world, no matter where he was. 

Adam treasured time spent with his family. He made sure he saw his nieces and nephews daily or at least sent them a text letting them know he was thinking of them. Adam was preceded in death by his beloved father Morris (Mo) Fall, grandmother Marylou Bardon, grandfather Omar Fall, and two aunts, Theresa (Terry) and Catherine (Cathy) and his girlfriend, Nikki Gandy. Adam is survived by his mother, Charlotte Fall, siblings: Tracie McDonald, Darrel Fall and his spouse Casey, Lexi Drennon and her spouse Raymond, Derrick Fall and Anthony Fall; his Aunt Dianna and Uncle Frankie and his nieces and nephews: Ashlea, Scotty, Krista, Keith, Tyler, Matthew, Kenzie, Savannah, Griffin, and Morrison; his great nephews Jaxton and Lucas and many cousins and friends. Family gatherings were always magnified by his presence as he enjoyed playfully picking on every member of the family. 

Adam’s unexpected passing leaves a void in the lives of those who knew and loved him. His memory will live on not only through his family and friends but also in the recipients of Adam’s donated organs. In true Adam fashion, he is still helping others even after his death.