Jeff Madoff

Our families have been friends for as long as I can remember, meeting each summer in New Harbor to sit on the porch and catch up. I have fond memories of Jeff and Sonya calling upon my grandfather, Austin Stowell, or visiting with my parents, Virginia and Bill James. I particularly remember Jeff's kind, warm, genuine interest and engagement in conversation. It was a pleasure and privilege to know him, and my mother joins me in sending our condolences to Sonya, Alec, and all Jeff's family...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

So sorry to hear of your loss. Jeff was such an interesting guy and I always enjoyed talking with him. He and Sonya were wonderful neighbors and such a devoted, caring couple. I loved seeing them walking together on Ridge Road when the weather was nice and was sorry to see them leave their lovely home after so many years. They were always so good to the neighborhood children at Halloween and my daughter Alex still has the sock puppet Sonya made and gave her one year with candy. They were...

What fond memories I have of Dr. Madoff. I met him through Sonya, a longtime and faithful volunteer at Middlesex Hospital. I enjoyed our chats whenever he stopped by the Volunteer Services Department ~ he couldn't have been sweeter or more of a gentleman. He and Sonya entertained us one year when they took to the dance floor and wowed everyone with their beautiful ballroom dancing at a volunteer recognition event at the Frank Davis Resort one summer. What a lovely couple...inside and out....

So sorry for your loss. Jeff was great racket ball player and a fine gentleman. Tony and I knew Jeff at the YMCA in Middletown, Ct. God Bless you all.

My condolences to the Madoff family. I have fond memories of professional discussions with Jeff when he consulted with Wethersfield Schools, and talking about New York and New Jersey (my home state). He was a lovely gentleman.

Dear Alex and Jeannine
Such a lovely tribute to a wonderful man. I only have fond memories of him at the Y, at concerts and on my visits to Maine where we dined together with the Newman's over several years. May every memory be a blessing to you.

Jeff was a terrific guy and a dear friend. He will be sorely missed. Much love to his family.

Kind regards,

Jon Friedman
Ashland, Oregon