Ralph Hadlock, 90 currently from East Bridgewater passed away peacefully on April 8th, 2023 with family by his side. He was born in Quincy, MA, the son of the late Ralph B. Hadlock and Bessie Hadlock. He was raised in Quincy and graduated from North Quincy High School. From there he went on to graduate from Wentworth earning his degree. Ralph was the beloved husband of the late Janet Hadlock for 63 years. They lived in Hanover for 56 years where they raised their two daughters. He is survived by daughters Lynne and her late husband Steve Richardson of Hanover, and Deborah and husband Michael Tait also of Hanover. Five grandchildren, Kimberly Sharpe and husband Dennis of Whitman, Jennifer Richardson, Mike Richardson and wife Erin, Melissa Tait and Alex Campbell all of Hanover, Christine Allen and husband Dana of Hanson. Also, great grandfather of four, Elijah, Maisie, Alexis, and Matthew. Ralph lived a great life full of adventure. As a child he spent many summers at Camp Choconut in Pennsylvania where he had very fond memories. As an adult his traveling continued with his wife Janet and daughters. They made many trips across the country visiting national parks and scenic areas. He also enjoyed riding his motorcycle whenever he could. After retirement he and Janet traveled to Alaska where they spent the summer exploring. This was his most memorable trip. They also wintered in Arizona for many years. They made lasting friendships and acquaintances through their travels. He always enjoyed sharing a story or two of his adventures. Ralph created a very successful building career. He started his own business after graduating college. He was very meticulous, creative, and hardworking. There wasn’t a project that he couldn’t take on. He took great pride in everything that he built. He enjoyed going to work every day alongside his longtime employee and friend Bob. He always said, “If you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life.” If you wish to make a donation in Ralph’s memory, please donate to either Friends of the Marshfield Animal Shelter in honor of his love for cats, or NVNA and Hospice. A private family burial will be held at a later date