Saleh A. Saduddin of Roswell, GA passed away on January 26, 2024 at North Fulton Hospital.

Sal was born in Haifa, Israel (Palestine) to Adil Saduddin and Kawther Abed el Aal on July 1, 1938. He was blessed with a sister, Hiyam Koussa, and two brothers, Khadri, and Rebhi. After graduating from high school at age 16 in Nablus, Palestine (West Bank), he came to the United States and attended night school at Lakeview High School in Chicago, Illinois. He moved to Oklahoma City to attend Oklahoma City University. Sal proudly served in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam War from 1964 to 1968. He was stationed in Columbus, Ohio until his honorable discharge as Sergeant.

In 1969, Sal moved back to Oklahoma City where his two daughters, Layla and Andrea were born and raised. After Layla married Kent, they moved to Marietta, Georgia and Andrea soon joined them, and later Andrea married Sean, Sr. of Alpharetta. Sal relocated to Canton, Georgia to be near them.

Sal had a very successful sales career. It could be said of him that "He was always selling!" He retired from Windows USA after 22 years as one of their top salesmen. He always earned his yearly bonus vacations to places like Las Vegas, Bahamas, Hawaii, and an Alaskan Cruise.

Sal attended First Baptist Church of Woodstock for many years where he enjoyed sound biblical teaching and made many wonderful friends in his Sunday school class sharing lunches after church, parties, and lots of fellowship and fun. These friends were like family and he dearly loved them.

Sal was a gentle, warm-hearted, kind, generous, and fun-loving, dad. He was known to take friends to his own closet and share his clothes with them, he always had cash in his wallet to give to someone in need.

Sal was preceded in death by his father, Adil Saduddin, his mother Kawther Abed el Aal, his sister, Hiyam Koussa, and his brother, Khadri Saduddin.

Sal is survived by Rhonda Saduddin, two loving daughters, Layla Vanderslice, married to Kent; Andrea Gordon married to Sean, Sr., and five beloved grandchildren: Ashton and Alara Vanderslice; Sean Jr., Jack, and Brady Gordon; his brother, Rebhi Saduddin; niece, Mona Rashydeh and two nephews Gus Koussa, and Tarek Saduddin.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Limbs For Life .