Francis B. Maloy Jr.

Frany. I finally found you after all these years, and it's so sad to know you are no longer with us.. it's late in responding, but I want to extend my deepest condolences to the family. We were fraternity brothers at U Pitt in 1956 - 1960. Our respective paths took us all around the world. You ended in the South and I'm out here in Idaho. . I have nothing but the best memories and have regaled my wife with stories of our youth. Rest In Peace my dear friend.

Please accept my condolences. Francis' name lives on. I am a writer for The Sweet Science, which is an online boxing site and have an article recently put up that quotes who I believe is Francis' father from 1967. The article is called "Where Have You Gone, Harry Greb".

Sherrie and Kelly,

Just heard about your father passing through the Gruber family pipeline. my deepest condolences to both of you, and from my mother Dorothy as well. We just read the announcement online and were shocked at his passing.

With sympathy,

Don Dalesio
cousin

Dear Sheryl, Kelly, Irene and all the extended family: We're sorry we couldn't be there with you. We so admire your courage over these past years and months. And we will cherish the living memories -- stories you've shared of all the fun things you did, the games you played, and the loving connections that grew in your new and loving family.

We were so sorry to hear the sad news. Our cousin Frank was one of the Best! You have our deepest sympathy and prayers.
Mia (Alton) Clark and Bob Alton

To All the Maloy Family Members,
Our deepest and most sincere sympathy from the 4 Snyder first cousins of Francis Sr: Maurice Snyder Jr, Dolly Snyder Roberts-Solosky, Margaret Snyder Gerken and Christina Snyder Gleditsch.
We have fond memories of spending Sunday afternoons with our Uncle Francis, Aunt Marie, Francis Jr., Gingie and even remember David when they lived in Mt. Washington and we were growing up in East Liberty. Our mother, Lucy Maloy Snyder, was Francis Sr's only sister. Unfortunately she succumbed to pre-menopausal breast cancer in 1953 at the early age of 45 while we were all still pre-teens. After that, our dad, Bid Snyder, kept in touch with your family. Francis Sr. was very good about keeping in touch with us, even attending all our weddings, one of which (Moe's) took place in Puerto Rico. We tried on several occasions to locate Gingie or Francis Jr. to no avail, which is sad because 2 of the sisters, Margaret and Chris, stayed in Pittsburgh, while Dolly lives in California and Moe (Maurice Jr.) currently lives in Michigan.
Again, our deepest sympathy and our deepest regret that we were never able to rekindle our kinship with our cousins.

Dear Sheryl and Kelly,

I noticed your fathers obituary in todays Pgh Post-Gazette. How very sorry we are to hear of his passing. I am one of the daughters of Lucy Maloy Snyder. We have not heard from Francie or Gingie since we were young and have many times wished we had stayed in touch. How sad that we no longer can. My brother and sisters join me in sending our condolences. Our condolences to Gingie's family as well. I remember her as being pretty and fun-loving. I know they will both be missed.

Sincerly,

Maurice Snyder
Mary Lucy Roberts-Solosky
Margaret Gerken
Christina Gleditsch

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