Sheelagh Paxton Malloy

I just happened to randomly look up this note ... I apologize for those who would may bring up tough memories ... I was so blessed to work with her and Dr LeBrun back from 1988 to 1991 when I worked at Jo Ellen Smith Medical Center in Algiers Louisiana. She was such a caring loving physician! May she rest in peace ...

Although manymonths have passed since Sheelagh disappeared from our lives many months ago, her memory lives in our hearts. Her spirit, her laugh, and her "be your best" daily mantra still brings a smile. I know she's "out there" somewhere in the Universe(s), still using her selfless soul for the good of all.

It has taken me this long to come to some sort of terms with Sheelagh's death. I was shocked and horrified when I learned this news about 2 months afterward, and it was hard. She was one of the most wonderful physicians I have ever known! I knew that, when I consulted her for a difficult patient, we would get absolutely the best opinion and advice available, as well as total honesty and expression of her caring to our patients.

I used to encounter her in local gardener's supply...

I am in total disbelief!! I just found out today of Dr. Malloy's passing. She was not only an excellent physician but a beautiful wonderful person! She always treated me like her daughter and I loved her very much. She touched everybody she met and was an angel here on earth! I will miss her very much, my heart is broken- Jennice Leonard

iT WAS A PLEASURE KNOWING Dr Malloy
She was a wonderful physician.

I just heard of Dr. Malloy's passing today. I was in total shock. I worked with Dr. Malloy at JoEllen Smith and at West Jefferson in the Endoscopy Lab assisting her with her procedures. She was such a loving, caring and realistic person. Her patients and their loved ones always came first. She was not only a physcian but a caretaker. She would hold patients hands, get them up out of bed and on many occasions take the time to sit and feed her patients. Her laugh was amazing and contageous. She...

I will never forget Dr. Sheelagh Malloy. It was an honor to have worked with her when I worked in the ICU at Jo Ellen Smith and at Meadowcrest. I learned so much about critical care from her but most of all I will always remember her kindness and compassion.

Dr. Malloy was very friendly,very easy going and had that distinguished laugh that you can hear from far away.She will be missed.

I have many fond memories of Dr. Malloy during our long hours spent at JoEllen Smith Hospital and Meadowcrest.
A few of those memories are:
-Working side by side on the most complex patients and making them better
-Introducing me to Dooney and Bourke purses and J.Jill fashions which are still an integral part of my wardrobe
-Talking about gardens and sweeping leaves
-Taking care of me when my asthma flared up and sending me off for my first weekend at graduate school in Alabama...