Hadley Michael Shuman

Hadley Michael Shuman, cherished son, brother, and friend, departed this world on October 6, 2025, in Huntsville, Texas. Born on May 23, 1995, in Houston, Texas, Hadley’s life, though tragically cut short, was filled with love, laughter, and a spirit that touched the lives of many.

As a young man who excelled in his career as a mechanic, Hadley was known for his excellent skills and a deep love for operating heavy equipment. Colleagues and friends alike recognized him as a dependable and hardworking individual, whose commitment to his craft was admirable. His passion for his work was reflected not only in his accomplishments but also in his eager willingness to lend a helping hand to others whenever needed.

Graduating from Tomball High School, Hadley carried an infectious enthusiasm for life. His personality shone brightly, characterized by a heart of gold and an ability to light up every room he entered. Whether through his laughter, goofiness, or kindness, Hadley made a lasting impact on all who had the pleasure of knowing him. His unexpected passing has created a profound void in the hearts of his family, friends, and the community that he loved so dearly.

Hadley was affectionately known as "Hadman," a testament to his warm spirit and friendly nature. He lived life to the fullest, finding joy in fishing—especially night fishing with his best friend, Robert Walpole—and immersing himself in music. Hadley also had a fondness for motorcycles, guns and hunting, and always strived to make life easier for those around him. His generous nature was evident to all; he could be counted on to give you the shirt off his back or his last dollar.

He is survived by his beloved mother, Brenda Clark Shuman; his stepdaughter Stephine Burton; his siblings William Thomas Shuman,  Emily Garner and her husband Nathan, Bruce Shuman, and Angel Shuman.He is also remembered by his nieces Codi Jo Halley, Ainsley and Evelyn Garner, and his nephew Kaiden Halley, along with his great nephew, Kohen Halley; his step grandmother, Deanna Clark; his stepmother Pamela Hobbs-Shuman; his best friend Robert Walpole and leaves behind many aunts, uncles, cousins, and a multitude of friends who will carry his memory in their hearts.

Hadley was preceded in death by his father, William Bruce Shuman; his brother, Matthew Halley; his grandfathers, John Henry Clark Jr. and William Thomas Shuman; his grandmothers, Billie Jo Fern and Ann Shuman; and his great grandmother, Anna Sybil Fern. Their lives touched his own deeply, and his legacy will continue to shine, reflecting the love and strength they imparted to him.

Hadley Michael Shuman will be dearly missed, yet his spirit will forever remain alive in the stories shared by those who loved him. His life, though brief, was a testament to kindness, generosity, and the power of human connection. As friends and family remember Hadman, they will celebrate a life that epitomized compassion and joy.