Dr. Thomas Arthur Malloy Jr., Ph.D.

Many years ago, as a board member of the Interfaith Organization for Community known as the IOC, I got to know Tom the activist. Myself a former 60's radical, his logical and reasoned opinions were refreshing and enlightening. Later, when I was on the Arts Commission and Landmarks Commission, I learned about his painting and also his excellent knowledge about the city and it's history. A great well of knowledge has left us. I have joy in my remembrances of time shared and am grateful...

I had the distinct pleasure of spending many happy hours with Mr Malloy while taking painting lessons.

Some of my happiest days were spent during my morning lessons.

He had such a wonderful outlook on life.
I was going through a difficult period in my life and his wise advice helped me.

Thanks again Mr Malloy---I will never forget you.

Florence Toth Brewer.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Just as the Smithsonian has Archie Bunker's chair will the Trenton art community be able to enjoy having one of Tom Malloy's sweaters to display? He was an interesting man who was important to Trenton, well worth remembering fondly.

I will remember Tom from our Trenton Folding Box Co. days,then to greatness. His painting of my Hungarian Reformed Church of Trenton hangs in the Bethlen Home,Ligonier PA