Adam Poliak

Adam Dale Poliak, 39, of Neenah, Wisconsin, passed away on March 4, 2026, surrounded by loved ones. Born on October 3, 1986, in Neenah, Wisconsin, Adam brought joy and laughter to those around him throughout his life.

Known for his creativity and sarcastic humor, Adam had a unique ability to make people laugh and brighten their days. He was hardworking, observant, helpful, welcoming and friendly. Adam loved the outdoors, boating, long boarding, music and being around loved ones.  He had a passion for collecting used items (especially bicycles) and took great pride in repairing them, a testament to his resourcefulness and creativity. 

Family was very important to Adam. He was always willing to help or find something that was lost. Above all else, Adam’s greatest love was for his two sons. His devotion to Arlo and Abraham was evident in countless ways, leaving behind a legacy of love that will forever be treasured by them and those who knew him. He lived to make their lives happier through taking them on adventures, creation of toys, and supporting them in the activities they enjoyed. 

Adam is lovingly remembered by his wife Abigail Poliak and his two cherished sons, Arlo and Abraham Poliak; parents, MaryBeth and Dale Poliak; his sister Amy Burns and her husband Eric Burns; his mother and father-in-law, Darci and Jim Strobel; brothers & sisters-in-law Angie & Scott Farrell and Ben and Lori Strobel; nieces and nephews Freddy and Harry Burns, Henry, Ellen, Isaac, and Clara Farrell, James and Louis Strobel.He also will be remembered by Aunt Charlene and Uncle CarlPfeifer, Aunt Karen Christiansen and Cousin Nathan Pfeifer. He is further survived by his best-man, Sam McIntyre.

Those who will be greeting him in heaven include grandparents John (Dat) and Betty (Gaga) Helms and Alexander and Selma Poliak, his uncle Tom Helms, and his beloved dog, Gus.

May Adam’s memory bring comfort to all who mourn his loss. 

In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Adam’s name to St. Vincent De Paul.

A memorial service will be held Friday March 13, 2026, at 2:00 PM, at First Presbyterian Church, 200 S Church St, Neenah, WI, 54956. A visitation will be held from 12:00 PM until the time of service.