MARGARET ANN MALANOSKI

Margy had such a great attitude toward the political nonsense surrounding her job - a roll of the eyes and a mischievous smile, a shrug and back to work!

I was Margie´s colleague at OIRA. She was such a delight to work with. She had an intuitive feel for policy work at the White House level. She was not impressed by rank, but by knowledge, but she was patient and respectful of the rank that was constantly parading around the White House. Her most endearing quality to me was her impish sense of humor, which she sometimes conveyed with just a raised eyebrow or the ghost of a smile. She was beloved and missed. With much love and affection to...

Margie was the best student I taught in my 35 years at Rosemont. She was one of two, maybe one of one, women admitted to the Ph.D program in economics at the U of Chicago in her graduation year. Shame on Chicago but kudos to Margie. It was a privilege to teach and know her. Prayers for her family.

Dear Scott, Jack and Thomas,
Our sincere condolences. We did not know until recently. I am saddened by Margaret's passing. She was a very special mother in our school, very kind, very thoughtful. We will keep you in our prayers, and will always think of Margaret with great affection. Our deepest sympathy and reach out to us if you need anything.

What a shock to see the notice in the paper. I knew Margie a bit when our kids were at WIS together. Smart, thoughtful, wonderful person. So sorry for your loss.

I'll miss you, Margie. You were a terrific friend and I feel privileged to have shared part of your life. I will not forget you.

Dear Scott, Thomas, and Jack,
I am so so sorry to hear about your wife and mother's passing. She was such a light for so many here at WIS and one who can never be replaced. My prayers are with each of you for God's love and peace. Nick, William and I will keep you all in our prayers. With love, Laura Evangelista

Please accept my condolences on Margaret's passing. It was truly a privilege and pleasure to have worked with her. She was a rarity in DC--a smart, honest, tough, practical, knowledgeable, and funny bureaucrat. She may not have written the regulations but she made them all the better for her review. And she always had time to discuss our shared passion--craft shows. I'll be thinking of her every time I go to the ACC Show in Baltimore. May you also find comfort and strength in your memories...

So sorry to hear of Margie's passing. May God provide the comfort that only He can provide during this difficult time.