Adam Clinton Wolf

Adam Clinton Wolf passed away July 15th 2025 at his home in St Louis County MN at the age of 57. Adam was born to Carolyn Wolf on Feb 11, 1968. After High School, Adam spent a brief time in the Army before starting a career with UPS where he was chosen to represent the Teamsters as a Union Delegate.

Adam attended Dakota Technical College in Winona and made the Presidents list. He not only gained his personal CDL license, he also helped many others do the same teaching at Technical schools as well. He eventually started his own trucking company.

He was also sought after for his detailed carpentry skills and was proud to create many innovative and quality solutions for several home improvement jobs.

Adam had diverse interests and achieved top ranking in several hobbies including archery, body building, and cycling. Most recently he turned his attention to creating a large prestigious law and religion library. As well as yet another new company Duluth Dog making handmade dog bandanas with donated fabric.

Adam is survived by his parents: Randy and Carolyn Michaelis, sister Lynn (Wolf) Paddy, Brother In Law Bill Paddy, nieces Erin and Kaitlyn Paddy, nephews Kyle and Ryan Haney and stepsister Julia Michaelis. Wives Pamela Casson, and Kari Wolf, grandchildren Lily Capps and James Wolf. Uncle - Duane Mark, Aunt - Corinne Hassemer, cousins Jamie and Lindsey Hassemer, Vernon Jr., Brian, Jeff, Charles, and Daniel Patz, Kristine North, John, and Ronald Mark, Cary Lu, Amy Howen, Joelle Vetting, and his precious dog Lucy.

Adam is preceded in death by his brother Rex Wolf, daughter Danielle Capps, grandparents Carl Patz, Clinton Mark, Ellen Mark, Norman Michaelis, Claude and Mary Wolf. Uncles Vernon Patz, Lloyd Mark, aunt Marion Patz, Great Grandmother Amanda Mark, and cousin Christopher Mark.

Private service will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, July 26th at Schumacher – Kish Funeral & Cremation Services in La Crescent. A visitation will be held from 10:00 AM until the time of services. Interment will be in the Oak Grove Cemetery.

We would like to invite family and friends to share a lunch to remember Adam at the Swing Bridge Restaurant in La Crescent immediately following cemetery service.