Condolences for
Michael T. Malloy

Dear Bridget and Kelly,

I knew your father from his work at the Appellate Division. It was always a pleasure when I had to call him, because in addition to work (which he handled efficiently) we would talk about our children, sports and life in general. I loved his voicemail message--it always cheered me up. He spoke of his love for both of you. There were times that I would get to see him in person, and he always was smiling. We lost touch when he switched jobs, and I am so sorry that I did not get to say good bye to him.

His love for you will live on in your hearts.

Sincerely, with sympathy,
Melissa Vance

Dear Bridget and Kelly,
I had the pleasure of knowing your father over the past four years. We have gone on golf trips together, hung out at our friend's lake house, or just watched football.
If Malloy was there a better time was going to be had by all. He taught us a golf game called Soweechie. It is as silly as it sounds. We wound up talking like Japanese businessmen the entire trip!
He was so kind. He could lend an ear better than most.
Most of all I know he loved you both so very much. He was proud, he would worry, he would laugh. All of the things dad's do when they love their daughters.
My deepest sympathies for your loss.
Michael Bolling