Obituary for Malcolm Stanley Porder
Malcolm S. Porder, age 88, of Nashua, NH, passed away at his residence on Sunday November 27, 2022 surrounded by his family, including his tuxedo cat Mogley. Malcolm died after a 5 year battle with kidney disease. For 65 years, he was the beloved husband of Theresa H (Glispin) Porder.
Malcolm was born in Brooklyn, NY on October 14, 1934, son of the late Charles & Anna (Finkelstein) Porder of Newton MA. He was a graduate of Lawrence Academy in Groton, MA., and attended Boston University.
Prior to his retirement, he was the owner of Su-Ann Mfg., Inc., a division of Porder Manufacturing, of Lowell, MA. Su-Ann Mfg., made woman’s dresses and supplied Bon Mache’, Cherry & Webb as well as many other fine retailers.
Malcolm enjoyed his family, golf, and collecting elephant figurines. He loved traveling with his wife, Theresa, visiting casinos, embarking on cruises, and taking road trips. He was proud to say that he and Theresa visited every state in the continental US during their numerous travels. He and Theresa spent many years at his camp on little Sebago lake, boating, swimming, and snowmobiling. For several years he and Theresa lived at the Villages in Lady Lake, Florida, where they enjoyed playing golf, organizing golf adventures with their many new friends, (many becoming lifelong friends), as well as entertained their children and grandchildren.
Besides his wife, Theresa, he is survived by his daughters, Sandra Hood and her husband Robin of Nashua, Susan Gaudette and her husband Robert of Londonderry NH, and Linda Green of Netanya, Israel. Two granddaughters, Tara Wright and her husband Daniel Wright of Nashua, Angela Gaudette and her fiancé Michael Pinkham of Londonderry as well as a grandson Thomas Gaudette of Londonderry. Also, several greatgrandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Services will be held privately for the family. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, donations in his memory can be made to: DaVita Nashua Dialysis, 38 Tyler St , Ste 100, Nashua New Hampshire 03060. Arrangements in care of the DAVIS FUNERAL HOME, One Lock St., Nashua, NH 03064. An online guestbook can be found at www.DavisFuneralHomeNH.com (603)883-3401 “ONE MEMORY LIGHTS ANOTHER.”
Malcolm was born in Brooklyn, NY on October 14, 1934, son of the late Charles & Anna (Finkelstein) Porder of Newton MA. He was a graduate of Lawrence Academy in Groton, MA., and attended Boston University.
Prior to his retirement, he was the owner of Su-Ann Mfg., Inc., a division of Porder Manufacturing, of Lowell, MA. Su-Ann Mfg., made woman’s dresses and supplied Bon Mache’, Cherry & Webb as well as many other fine retailers.
Malcolm enjoyed his family, golf, and collecting elephant figurines. He loved traveling with his wife, Theresa, visiting casinos, embarking on cruises, and taking road trips. He was proud to say that he and Theresa visited every state in the continental US during their numerous travels. He and Theresa spent many years at his camp on little Sebago lake, boating, swimming, and snowmobiling. For several years he and Theresa lived at the Villages in Lady Lake, Florida, where they enjoyed playing golf, organizing golf adventures with their many new friends, (many becoming lifelong friends), as well as entertained their children and grandchildren.
Besides his wife, Theresa, he is survived by his daughters, Sandra Hood and her husband Robin of Nashua, Susan Gaudette and her husband Robert of Londonderry NH, and Linda Green of Netanya, Israel. Two granddaughters, Tara Wright and her husband Daniel Wright of Nashua, Angela Gaudette and her fiancé Michael Pinkham of Londonderry as well as a grandson Thomas Gaudette of Londonderry. Also, several greatgrandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Services will be held privately for the family. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, donations in his memory can be made to: DaVita Nashua Dialysis, 38 Tyler St , Ste 100, Nashua New Hampshire 03060. Arrangements in care of the DAVIS FUNERAL HOME, One Lock St., Nashua, NH 03064. An online guestbook can be found at www.DavisFuneralHomeNH.com (603)883-3401 “ONE MEMORY LIGHTS ANOTHER.”