Albert Haddad

I knew Al when we dated at the age of 24. I remember him as funny, intelligent and my first boy friend. We reconnected when we were 85 as old friends and I looked forward to his yearly calls. At age 98 I still have fond memories.

Dear June, Doug, Susan, Candace & Wayne,

I would like to offer my sympathy on the passing of your husband & father.

He certainly remained a great presence in life during his 96 years. His obituary is a fitting tribute to that.

I remember him most for his kindness & compassion in the treatment of his patients, as well as, his concern for making it affordable care. All patients were welcomed regardless of ability to pay. He ran his own "free clinic" at 18 Oxford St. He...

Candy, I am so sorry about your father. Even though I never knew him. He seemed like a very special guy and was very active. I can tell your having a tough time dealing with this. I love you Candice and I always will. Remember when you look up at the stars your dad is watching you. If you get sad just look at that little cute dog of yours. I have written enough. Love you!

we have lost a good man and doctor. In 63 he installed a 17" steel rod in my left leg to repair a break resulting from a car accident. It still works perfectly. Dr has often called to see how I am doing. I will miss him. My deepest sorrows to all his loved ones.
Bruce Herholz

Dear Haddad Family,
I first meet Al(Doc) playing golf at Bedrock 14 yrs ago. He turned out to be my advisor about golf,life,trees and many other things. Always enjoyed his jokes which he sometimes told me more than once. My Wife & I played golf with Al on his 90th birthday. Will always remember his smile.
Sorry for your lose. Ann &Paul Bergin

I hope that when I die, I am showered with as much love and attention by my family as Dr. Haddad was in his final days. If there is something to live for, it is the love and admiration of family and friends. He lived a meaningful life. What more is there?

Aunt June, Cousin Doug, Candy, Susan and Wayne.. Sorry to See Uncle Al go, but what a wonderful man he was and what a wonderful life he had. I will surely miss him and have missed him from the Cape since Ray passed. May he rest in Peace and is now playing WIST, Pitch and Catch FIVE with Ray, Arthur Atella and Lilly Samara. What a game he played. He was always there to fix us up when we were hurt and tought us how to water ski and be the best we could be. RIP from the Mahassel's on Cape...

He was a wonderful man, I'm so sorry for your loss.

i was born with heredity octeocaromas and dr haddad eased my family's concerns and always made me feel like i would be able to do anything.he really was a wonderful doctor and someone who made a great difference in my life. thank you dr haddad and rest in peace.