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James Perez
April 29, 2023
Father Maloney was the epitomy of the life of Jesús Christ, here on earth. He administered the "Last Rights", to me twice. I loved him as a Father, as well as my shining example of "The Lord", here on earth. I will always love and respect him and keep my memories of our friendship close to my heart. I will always love my memories of him, as well as all the help he freely afforded me. Love forever, James J Perez..
James J Perez
February 20, 2023
Fr. Bob embodied our Lord Jesus Christ here on earth. He administered my Last Rights twice as I am a 44 year survivor of para-testicular metastatic cáncer. I firmly believe that I owe my life to him and my enduring belief of his work. He was more than a friend to me, he was an example of t'he teachings of Christ. I will always remember him for t'he example he showed me. I look forward to one day meeting him at the Gates of Heaven, and Will never fear any humán suffering. I love you, Fr. Maloney and will strive to be t'he best man that I can. James J. Perez..
Tommy Perna
September 18, 2007
I first met Fr. Maloney when I went to visit USF in the spring of 1994. He was the first priest I met on campus. He talked to me about SII and then gave me a personal tour of the campus. He was such a holy and special priest. You are missed Fr. Maloney.
Fr. Maloney, Director of SII, with former and future (1988)
September 12, 2007
Tom Bates
September 4, 2007
As a student at USF when Fr. Maloney was made director of the St. Ignatius Institute, I had the good fortune both to work for him as my work-study supervisor and to depend upon him for academic counsel. What I remember most is a man who was absolutely dependable; he never missed an appointment or gave uncertain advice. Then, there was that ever-present smile that set everyone at ease in his presence. There was a casual elegance about Fr. Maloney that signaled the kingly aspect of the priesthood.
Vincent Wieck
August 31, 2007
I first met Fr. Maloney when he was dean of the Arts and Sciences. I was unaware of his relationship to the SII. I remember him as very friendly and helpful in sorting out my scholastic predicaments and pointing me in the direction of good professors and fruitful classes. What struck me most about him was his memory! He could tell me who taught which class, for how many credits, with the course number, and which requirements it satisfied... without opening the class schedule.
When Fr Maloney became director of the SII, I rejoiced, because I knew how competent and friendly he was!
I had the good fortune to meet him briefly a couple of times over the past few years when he was living at the Jesuit retirement home in Los Gatos, CA. He still had the same good humor, and I was grateful to see him again.
He will really be missed!
Suzanne Francois
August 29, 2007
Fr. Maloney was such a holy and joyful, gentle priest. He could handle even the most complicated and delicate situations gracefully and intelligently. His "contagious" serenity was that of one truly at peace with God.
Douglas Amis
August 29, 2007
Thank you Fr. Maloney for your service to all of the students at USF who you helped during your tenure there. Thank you for your kind patient efforts for the university community.
Mary Beth Bonacci
August 29, 2007
What a wonderful, gentle, holy man! I'll never forget how relieved and pleased I was to hear that Fr. Maloney was taking over as director of the St. Ignatius Institute. I knew it would be in good hands -- and it was!
Lisa Drong (Everson)
August 28, 2007
Fr. Maloney was a wonderful priest and a very kind person. I had the opportunity to work with him at the St. Ignatius Institute while I attended school at USF. I will miss him.
Sr. Marie Ignatius Clune, R.S.H.M.
August 27, 2007
Thank you Fr. Maloney for your inspiring commitment as a Jesuit priest and educator par excellence.
Your dedication and interest for students, faculty and staff will be remembered with gratitude.
My sympathy and prayers to your family and to the Jesuit community.
Christine Semler
August 27, 2007
I will remember Father Maloney as a very holy and gentle priest. I will also remember him for the way he made me laugh. Whenever I met him on campus and asked him, "Father, how are you?", he would cheerfully respond, "Oh, parts of me are just fine!"
We'll miss you, Father. May you rest in peace.
Lisa Hamrick
August 27, 2007
Many felt a great loss and sadness to hear the news of the passing of Father Maloney. He was a wonderful and shining example in so many varied ways - as a Jesuit priest, teacher, educator and administrator. I'm very grateful to God for the grace of having known him and worked with him for so long at the St. Ignatius Institute office. He was a living example to me all of those years - day in and day out, and under so many varied circumstances!
Father was a man of quiet reserve and inner strength, deep humility, as well as possessing a natural charm and charisma and refinement. He also had a wonderful sense of humor and Irish wit! Father’s office door was always open to anyone who sought his counsel - student, faculty, alumni, staff, fellow Jesuit, etc. No matter how busy he might have been whenever people stopped by to visit, he always made himself fully available to them.
Father Maloney will always hold a very special part of my memories at USF! I send my condolences to all of his relatives and to the Jesuit Community.
Sean and Heather Hurley
August 27, 2007
Fr. Maloney, for your wise direction and fatherly advice, thank you. His smile and familiar wave as he took comfort in his SII office are forever imprinted in our memory. We send our sincerest sympathies to his immediate family and closest friends.
Becky Hamlon
August 27, 2007
Fr Maloney,
You will be missed. Thank-you for all that you did for me and my family. May God give you a special place in heaven.
Aaron Carpenter
August 26, 2007
My life is just one of many that you touched. You will be deeply missed. Your teachings and beliefs will continue for generations to come.
Norah Leddy
August 25, 2007
Father Bob, I was just one of the many Maloney children in your life, but you always had a kind gentle word for me. We will all pray for you, just like we prayed with you. We'll miss you.
John Wyant
August 25, 2007
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
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