Cornette Adrian Bucknor

March 21, 1981 - October 9, 2019

Cornette A. Bucknor nicknames “Adrian” and “Vup , 38 years old, of Wellington, FL was taken from us on October 9, 2019. He was born on March 21, 1981, in Lucea, Jamaica. He graduated from Rusea’s High School. He held #21 jersey on his football team(soccer)as a DCup player, a dream come true for him to make the squad. He was so proud to give back to his school by visiting and donating to help support the team. Just this year he enrolled in Palm Beach State College to study for Fire Science aspiring to be a Firefighter for his community. Cornette traveled to the United States 5 years ago, a life long dream that came true. It was here that he met the love of his life, his “wifey” Marisa. He knew that he had found his soul mate, best friend, and wife all in one. Their new found love would now bring them to merge their family and raising their combined family of five sons. They lived a happy, productive, loving, and adventurous life together. They went all over the world visiting different places and watching their favorite football(soccer) teams Manchester United, Reggae Boys and Girls teams and Brazil. Football(soccer) was his life, he loved to play and watch the game. Also going to Las Vegas to see his favorite artist Celine Dion was a dream come true and many other concerts that followed. Cornette’s daily life included a very healthy lifestyle that he shared with his wife. They loved to go the gym together and spend time with friends and their sons. He also loved to cook his Rasta meals every day and sharing it with his close friends and loved ones. Cornette is survived by his wife, Marisa Bucknor, son Adrian (AJ) Bucknor 16, son Adriano (KJ) Bucknor 14, Romario Bucknor 7, step sons Malek 20 and Jordan Dore 16. His “brother/best friend” Junior and his Aunty Pam. Also brothers from his father side, Ian Bucknor, Kurt Bucknor, Junior Bucknor, and Peter Bucknor. Cornette, to know you is to love you, you were a kind, caring, honest, genuine, loving and gentle man. He truly was a loving and devoted husband, father, brother and friend. He touched so many lives with his truth and wisdom. You were taken from us too early to understand, but we must believe God always has a purpose. We know your spirit will continue to live amongst us. Thank you for being part of our lives, you will continue to live in our hearts and will never be forgotten.