In Loving Memory of Saadeh Saadeh

Born In Ebel El Saqi, Lebanon November 18, 1930 into a vibrant Saadeh family, the youngest of 8 children.

Saadeh passed away peacefully on December 13, surrounded by the love of his family. A man of unwavering determination and boundless warmth, he leaves behind a legacy of love, resilience, and inspiration.

In 1958, he married Najla K. Saadeh and together they raised 3 children Saïd, Johina and Elias.  Saadeh devoted his entire life to his wife and children. He made lifelong sacrifices and prioritized his family and relatives. He was very generous and always helped others when they needed him. Saadeh carried the dream of a better future for his family across the ocean, making a home in the United States in 1976. Through tireless work and steadfast dedication, he built, not only a life, but also opportunities for generations to come. His success as a businessman was a testament to his sharp mind, strong work ethic, and unyielding commitment to his loved ones.

Beyond his accomplishments, Saadeh was a man of immense heart. His vibrant eyes and unforgettable smile lit up every room he entered. Known for his zest for life, he brought joy to those around him with his humor, big hugs, and the deep love he had for his family. His greatest pride was his family, whom he cared for with endless devotion, ensuring they were always provided for, supported, and united.

Saadeh is survived by his wife Najla; three children - eldest son Saïd and wife Robyn, daughter Johina and son Elias; three grandchildren - grandson Thomas and wife Kayla, grandson Michael and wife Sarah, and granddaughter Anne and husband Audie; 8 great grandchildren Grant, Dawson, Gemma, Helen, Tristan, Avery, Henry and Andi, as well as the families of 16 nephews and nieces, and friends.

A service to honor Saadeh's remarkable life will be held on December 21st 2024 at St. Constantine & Helen Orthodox church in Carrollton, TX, followed by a grave-side service at Restland in Dallas, TX.

The family deeply appreciates your prayers, kindness, and comforting words as we celebrate and honor the life of a loving and devoted son, brother, uncle, husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and friend.

His vibrant soul is in eternal peace, and may his memory be a blessing to all who knew and loved him.