Do you know who murdered Mack? On a summer day in Boston, Massachusetts, the life of Mack William Caffey Jr., a 62-year-old African-American male, came to an end on July 27, 2012. Known to many by his nickname "CAT," he was a beloved father and a respected member of his community. His life was one of service, both to his country and his city.
Caffey was a veteran of the Vietnam War, having bravely served his nation in a time of conflict.
Following his military service, he embarked on a long and dedicated career with the Metropolitan Boston Transit Authority. For many years, he was a familiar and friendly face to countless Bostonians as a bus operator, safely navigating the city's streets and ensuring its residents reached their destinations. After years of dedicated service, he had retired from his position with the MBTA.
His passing left a void in the lives of his family and all who knew him. He is remembered as a loving father to his son, Mack William Leverett, and his two daughters. His presence was a source of strength and love for his family, and his memory continues to be cherished by them. The community he served for so many years also felt the loss of a man who had been a constant and reliable part of their daily lives.
