Thomas H. ‘Tuck’ Maddux III, Former State Secretary of Economic Development and Businessman, Dies
Thomas H. “Tuck” Maddux III, a prominent businessman and former Maryland Secretary of Economic Development, died at 71. Maddux, known for his leadership in the business community and his commitment to economic development in Maryland, passed away on Monday.
Maddux’s Career
According to The Baltimore Sun, Maddux had a long and successful career in the private sector before serving as Maryland’s Secretary of Economic Development from 2003 to 2007. He was the founder and CEO of several successful companies, including a commercial real estate firm and a telecommunications company.
During his time as Secretary of Economic Development, Maddux was instrumental in attracting new businesses to Maryland and promoting economic growth throughout the state. He was widely respected for his business acumen and his ability to work collaboratively with leaders in both the public and private sectors.
Remembering Maddux
Maddux’s death has been met with an outpouring of grief and tributes from those who knew and worked with him. Maryland Governor Larry Hogan released a statement mourning Maddux’s passing, calling him a “true champion of economic development” and a “great friend and mentor.”
Others who worked with Maddux have also shared their memories and condolences. They describe him as a visionary leader who is passionate about his work and always willing to lend a helping hand to those in need.
Legacy
Maddux’s legacy in Maryland extends beyond his time as Secretary of Economic Development. He was a tireless advocate for economic growth and development, and his efforts helped to create thousands of jobs and attract billions of dollars in investment to the state.
He also gave back to the community through his philanthropic work, supporting various causes and organizations throughout Maryland. His impact on the state will be felt for years, and he will be sorely missed by those who knew him.
Final Thoughts
As Maryland and the business community mourn the loss of Thomas H. “Tuck” Maddux III, his legacy serves as a reminder of the importance of leadership.
