Bruce Mallin M.D.

Thoughts and Prayers for the Mallin Family.
I deeply regret not having reconnected with the Doctor. The last time we met was April 1968 when I returned to Viet Nam and brought him a Care Package from the Family.

Our people have roots in Prescott and I grew up in Ray-Sonora, Arizona; a copper mining community.

Upon returning home from Viet Nam the Family gifted my spouse and I a very much appreciated stay at Mountain Shadows.

Please know you are in my...

a bit late....but much like so many others, Dr Mallin truly saved my life. can't say enough great things about this care and compassion and of course, his amazing assistant Jody. somehow it just seemed like yesterday I was seeing him every other month. ** sigh ** thanks for bring such an important part of allowing me to continue to live life with a passion......

Risa and family, we were unaware that Bruce had passed. We were away last week and someone told us.
We are truly sad and will have fond memories forever.
Bryan still talks about fishing with Bruce.
Our sincerest condolences

I was referred to Dr. Malin with a tumor in my arm! I was in surgery in three days! It was a malignant Scaroma! My after care lasted 6 years every three months! We were attached at the hip! His devoted care complaint about the computer etc was kind and direct! He telling me your good to go Tom and sitting on a chair, which he never did, told me he was retiring! I'm clear now 12 years! Thank You Dr. Bruce for saving my life! RIP now he shines his light on you forever more! You will be sorely...

I was referred to Dr. Malin with a Malinant Sarcoma tumor in my arm! I was in surgery within three days! My after care was every three months with all my MRIs in tow I was with Dr.! He would come into the room with a smile and complain about the computer, look over all of my images and say well I'll see you in 3 months so far so good no problems! This went on for 6 years! We became friends! My last visit with him he came in and sat down after looking at my images and said I was good to go...

I was referred to Dr. Mallin in 1999 for a tumor in my leg. When I asked around the medical community about whether he was "any good", the response was simply "well ... he is the best"!

At our first meeting I asked if he would be handling all of my care and he replied "you and I are joined at the hip"!

Over the next few years, I met with Dr. M, his staff & his Bose Speaker in surgery at least 14 times. When we took my leg at the hip in 2007 he said I wouldn't need to see him...

Blessings to his family.

Bruce will be kindly remember as an excellent teacher (always sharing his pearls), and colleague. Thanks to his family for sharing Bruce with the orthopeadic community. RIP my friend.