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Tragic death of dad (32)
Date: 04 June 2010
A BROKENHEARTED family have paid tribute to a gentle, loving and clever dad-of-one who "had bucketloads of compassion" after he died at the weekend.
Adam Morris (32) was found dead in the early hours of Sunday close to his parents' home in Huntroyde Avenue, Padiham. He had battled with depression on and off for a number of years.

His devastated wife of four years, Leanne, who lost her snooker champion brother Paul Hunter to cancer in 2006, said life "would never be the same again".

"Adam was very generous and loving. He liked his quiet time and was a very deep thinker but he was also a partygoer. He could be the life and soul of the party. Even if it was just the two of us he always said he loved going out."

A former pupil of St Joseph's Park Hill and St Theodore's RC High School, Burnley, Adam left Padiham to go to Leeds University where he graduated with a degree in human biology.

He then joined the police force and was based in Clitheroe but left after two years to return to studying and realise his dream of becoming a physiotherapist.

He graduated with a first-class honours degree in physiotherapy and worked for the primary care trust in Leeds where he lived with Leanne and their two-year-old son Jack Paul (в честь покойного дяди назвали).

They returned to Padiham last weekend and were due to go on a family holiday to Menorca with Adam's parents Jack (70) and Jenifer (65) on Monday, the day after his death.

A keen sportsman, Adam played rugby and represented Lancashire at athletics as a schoolboy although his passion was lifting weights at the gym and watching the World's Strongest Man. He also loved to entertain family by performing magic tricks.

Leanne said Adam doted on their son and liked to spoil him with models of aeroplanes, cars and helicopters.

Jenifer, a retired nurse, added: "Adam had a lot of empathy and loved his little boy. Jack Paul is too young to understand but yesterday he picked up a photo of Adam and was asking for his daddy."

Jack, who used to own Jack Morris Plasterers and Contractors, added: "I keep thinking it's a bad dream. Everybody's brokenhearted.

Adam loved life and he loved his family. It's a tragedy."

The coroner has been informed and an inquest into Adam's death was due to be opened yesterday. Police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.

His family have requested that donations in Adam's memory be made to the Paul Hunter Foundation.
http://www.burnleyexpress.net/burnleynews/Tragic-death-of-dad-403241.6340856.jp