Mary Nettleton O'Malley

Mary was an inspiration to me and many others researching family history. Hoping she finally got to meet her ancestors and learn their Irish origins.

I didn´t know Mary well but when I worked at the Department of Health and Welfare - Developmental Disabilities Program , families always told me about a nice and compassionate NP named Mary O´Malley who worked at TRHS. I met her while attending mass in Oreana at Our Lady Queen of Heaven a few years back. She was always welcoming and kind to all. She greeted people at this church two days before her passing. She will be missed.

I met Mary through my cousins and their girl scout activities. As a young girl she had me out to the ranch a few times. I was 9 when she had me out to the ranch for a few days. While she worked, I road this Palomino named Cappy all over. Such wonderful memories. Mary has always been a bigger than life person to me. She is who I have wanted to be my whole life. Owyhee County and Silver City are where a part of my heart lives thanks to Mary. Mary, I will always hold you in my heart. ...

I only met her a few times growing up over the years in Silver City and yet I idolized her. I loved hearing her talk. I could listen to her for hours she was so quick witted and funny. This summer when Mary came back from one of her adventures she brought back a ton of European candy and had just about everyone in Silver City trying them. She loved to share whether it was treats or stories or knowledge. Mary O´Malley gave us all so much. We´ll all be thinking of you whenever we go for long...

I had worked many years with Mary. She was one of a kind.She taught me a lot while at TRHS. She was kind to all her patients. I will always remember staying at her place in silver city. She will be greatly missed and loved by her friends and family. Keep on treading in the berkenstocks.

I worked with Mary at Terry Reilly Health Services during the 90's. She was awesome to work with. She will be missed by many.

Mary and I were coworkers at the Nampa Clinic for almost a decade. I was hired as clerical support, in 1982, long before it became Terry Reilly Health Services. Mary recommended me for a “Diabetes in Pregnancy Project”. Mary’s encouragement and confidence in my abilities were major reasons for me becoming an RN. Doubt Mary knew how much she influenced my life and family. Mary and I visited last year and she was the same positive, sweet spirited lady, I remember. Looking back, guess I...

Mary and I worked together at TRHS in the 90's. She taught me a lot and provided lots of laughter as well. I loved her huge attitude and great sense of humor. She was great with patients and an all around good human being. I am sad to hear of her passing and offer my deepest condolences to her family. She was one of a kind.

Mary & I shared special Girl Scout fun decades ago. We were at Camp Alice Pittenger in McCall, enjoying many canoeing adventures. Her camp name was Robbie. Mary was always enthusiastic, first to try something new, ready to help her fellow campers. Wonderful memories ! My Condolences to her family.