Mr. Alfred Peter Mador

February 15, 1932 - March 26, 2020

ATTLEBORO – Alfred Peter Mador, 88, of Attleboro, passed away at home peacefully with his loving family at his side on Thursday, March 26, 2020. He was the devoted husband of Carolyn (Mellman) Mador of Attleboro. Born on February, 15 1932 in Raynham, MA he was a son of the late Alfred P. and Lillian (Perra) Mador. Alfred was a graduate of Taunton High School and then continued his education at Boston University where he received an Associates of Applied Science Degree. He proudly served in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict earning the rank of Sargent before his honorable discharge. Alfred worked as an Advertising Manager for the Brockton Enterprise, Leominster Enterprise and the Sun Chronicle for many years before becoming a Financial Planner with IDS/Ameriprise and Primerica. He was very active in the community which he lived in, serving as a former member and Past President of the Brockton Chamber of Commerce, former Cub Scout Master, former member of Ruptured Ducks Motorcycle Club and former hockey coach for Attleboro High School. He also was a longtime member of the Attleboro Elks Lodge #1014 and communicant of St. John the Evangelist Church in Attleboro. Alfred loved his annual hunting week in Vermont with the guys, riding his motorcycle, camping, traveling, woodworking and going out for dinner with his wife and family. He loved his son’s dog “Nikka” and cherished being a grandfather and great grandfather. In addition to his wife, Alfred is survived by his children, Peter Mador of Swansea, Jeffrey Mador of Attleboro and Michael Mador and his wife Michelle of W. Bethel, ME; his grandchildren, Erik Mador and his wife Cassandra of Kingston, Ryan Mador and his wife Susannah of Kingston, Michael Mador of Plymouth, Nicole Mador of Attleboro, Shawn Mador of W. Bethel, ME and Tanya Nadeau of Springfield; his great grandchildren, Adelyn and Bennett Mador both of Kingston and Olivia and Sohphia Espada both of Springfield. The family would like to thank the respiratory therapists and nurses of Sturdy Memorial Hospital ICU, the nurses at the Attleboro Life Care and the hospice nurses at the Community VNA. A very special thank you to ICU Doctor Raymond Petit for his excellent care and compassion shown to Alfred. A “Celebration of Life” for Alfred will be held in the near future.