Adolfo Mario Amador Fernández
Adolfo Mario Amador Fernández (23 January 1844, in Medellín –  5 February 1885, in Honda) was a Colombian military officer, politician, jurist and diplomat. Life 
The son of the businessman, native of Cartagena, , who served as Governor of , and the antioquean María Ignacia Fernández Callejas, Amador Fernández was born in Medellín in 1844. He also was the brother of the famous businessman . At a young age, he joined the Colombian National Army, reaching the rank of General in 1877. A Colombian Liberal Party member, in the 1860's he was Governor of  and in 1884 he was elected Senator for the Antioquia State, serving also as Member of the Chamber of Representatives for the same state. Also served as deputy to the Antioquia State Assembly and Political Chief of Medellín. As diplomat, he served as Consul of Colombia in Denmark, and worked at the Colombian embassies in the United States and France. In his last years, joined to the High Court of Auditors () and served as Attorney General of the Cundinamarca State and as General Secretary of the Cundinamarca State Assembly. Amador was killed in action during the . References 

People from Medellín
Colombian Liberal Party politicians
Colombian jurists
Colombian diplomats
Colombian generals
Colombian governors
Members of the Chamber of Representatives of Colombia
Members of the Senate of Colombia
Colombian military personnel killed in action

1844 births
1885 deaths