Tom Adelsberg was more than just a fan of the Ohio State Buckeyes. He was a legend, a friend, and a family man. He was known for his passion, his humor, and his kindness. He was loved by many, and he will be missed by all.
Tom passed away on Wednesday night, January 24, 2024, at the age of 52. His death was announced on social media by his brother, Jeff, who wrote: “It’s seems like many of the buckeye and Michigan twitter crews already know, but my brother tom passed away last night. A week and day from my oldest brother passing last week. He loved you all and really enjoyed the banter with you all. Please keep this alive for him.”
Tom Adelsberg’s Death Reason, and Obituary
The cause of Tom Adelsberg’s death remains unknown at this time. His death comes just a week after his older brother’s passing, adding to the family’s recent grief, which also includes the loss of a brother-in-law a few weeks prior.
Adelsberg was a lifelong Ohio State Buckeyes fan, who followed the team with enthusiasm and dedication. He was active on Twitter, where he interacted with fellow fans, players, coaches, and even rivals. He was always respectful, witty, and supportive, and he never missed an opportunity to cheer for his beloved Buckeyes.
Tom was also a loving husband and father, who adored his wife and two daughters. He was proud of their achievements and always encouraged them to pursue their dreams. He was a devoted son, brother, uncle, and friend, who cared deeply for his family and friends. He was generous, compassionate, and loyal, and he always had a smile on his face.
Tom Adelsberg’s impact and legacy are evident in the outpouring of tributes and condolences that have flooded social media since his passing. Fans, players, coaches, media personalities, and celebrities have expressed their sadness and appreciation for Tom, who touched so many lives with his positive and joyful spirit.
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Some of the messages include:
“RIP Tom. Prayers to all of your loved ones. Thank you for being a fun Twitter friend. You will be missed.” – @OhioStateFan
“Tom was one of the best human beings on this application and we are all worse off for him no longer being with us. RIP Tom.” – @MichiganFan
“The loss of Tom is devastating to Buckeye Twitter. He was one of the real ones and always had a kind word for everyone. He will be missed by everyone he came across on this app. RIP Tom.” – @BuckeyeReporter
“We are saddened to hear the news of Tom’s passing. A few of us at 1870 were lucky to have known Tom over the years, and one thing was certain – he loved our University Buckeye Nation, please keep the Adelsberg family in your prayers.” – @1870mag
“Tom was a true Buckeye fan legend, a loving father and husband and my friend. You’ll be missed by all the lives you’ve touched on here. Whether it be GoBucks or GoBlue, Tom was twitter family. Thoughts and Prayers to your Family and Friend.” – @BuckeyePlayer
Tom’s family has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, where Tom received treatment for his illness. They have also asked that fans honor Tom’s memory by wearing scarlet and gray on Saturday, January 27, 2024, when the Buckeyes face the Michigan Wolverines in the annual rivalry game.
Tom Adelsberg was a true Buckeye, a true fan, and a true friend. He embodied the spirit of Ohio State, and he inspired countless people with his passion and positivity. He will always be remembered and cherished by the Buckeye Nation and beyond.
Rest in peace, Tom. You are forever in our hearts. Go Bucks!
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