Adrian Dukes Obituary, Death: Morehouse College Student Adrian Dukes II Passes Away Due to Suicide After Battling Mental Health Issues, Remembered for Advocacy, Compassion, and Resilience, Leaves Behind Legacy of Empathy and Kindness.
It is with heavy hearts that we share another heartbreaking loss within our community this week.
With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Adrian Dukes II, a dedicated Class of 2025 sociology major.
Born in New York City and raised in East Point, Georgia, Adrian was a cherished son of Morehouse and Spelman alumni and a dear friend to many.
Adrian’s warmth and passion for life touched countless individuals both on and off campus.
He was deeply committed to fostering community and advocating for mental health awareness and social impact, all while quietly facing his own personal battles.
His resilience and compassion inspired those around him, as he worked tirelessly to make a difference.
Through his involvement with A.U.C. C.H.I.L.L., Adrian played a vital role in raising awareness about mental health issues, demonstrating the importance of empathy and understanding.
He was also a prominent figure in Achieve M.O.O.R.E., a program dedicated to student empowerment and support, where he led by example, encouraging his peers to pursue their goals and uplift one another.
Beyond his work at Morehouse, Adrian served as an intern with the Morehouse College National Alumni Association and volunteered with Protect the Vote Georgia, showcasing his unwavering commitment to his school and state.
His contributions reflected a deep sense of responsibility and a desire to create positive change in the world.
