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Bob Aligood
July 21, 2009
Dear Sallie,
It just doesn't seem possible that a year has already passed. Grief has a mind of it's own and can surface unexpectedly with a vengeance and I am truly sorry you have to experience this. Janet and I lost our son October 4, 1996. Bill Kugi lost his wife after almost 50 years of marriage and the service is on the anniversary of Tim's passing. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. God bless you and comfort you. Sincerely, Rev. Bob Aligood (Tim and I went to school together at Churchland High.)
Rev. Robert Aligood
December 2, 2008
Dear Sallie, Kendall, John, and Reece,
Please accept my sincere sympathy for your loss. I'm so sorry you lost your husband and father. I lost my son at age 20 due to a motorcycle accident and did not think I would survive but I do have my wife and we have each other. I just don't have any words that will make this okay. I do want to share a couple of precious memories. I really want to tell Tim this but I can't. We went to High School together at Churchland. We had an algebra teacher we nicknamed the "slurp" because of an incessent drool from the corner of her mouth. She was a sweet heart but teens can sometimes be insensitive. She usually kept some carnations on her desk and one day Tim brought some food coloring and poured it in the flowers. They really started turning some wierd colors rather quickly. I'm truly sorry that I cannot remember her given name but Slurp walked over to Tim's desk and lightly slapped him on the shoulder. Tim dramatically fell out of his desk, grimiced in pain and told her that his dad was going to sue. She was very apologetic but Tim couldn't contain himself. He broke out laughing and was ordered to the office.
On another occasion, Tim and I would meet at his house after school. I don't know whose idea it was but we put on boxing gloves and football helmits and tried to pound each other. I didn't know someone could be knocked out wearing a football helmit. We gave up on that game.
One summer we took a 80 to 100 mile bicycle trip to a place called Tull's Creek, Virginia. It was a grueling bike ride for Tim but I was a paper boy and rode my bike almost every day. There was a small bridge over the creek and we jumped off the bridge into the creek. God was watching over us. These are some unforgetable memories that are precious to me.
C. Wayne KAUFELT
September 4, 2008
Dear O'Malley family,
My deepest sympathy on Tim's passing. I have been fortunate to have him as a friend since his days as a pharmacist at People's Drug on Grace Street. I was a new pharmacist at People's Boulevard & Broad, and called on him often for his advice and knowledge, which would ALWAYS conclude with some "awful" joke. He then became my family dentist and for over 20 years his skill, caring, and professionalism was only surpassed by his fantastic personality and sense of humor. It is a great loss for his family, his patients, and for myself. Not only was Tim my pharmacist and later my dentist, but even more importantly, he was my friend. I'm sure heaven has more laughter upon his arrival.
Karen Woosley
August 4, 2008
To Tim's Dad, sister & children: I am so sorry for your loss. I was one of his patients and have thought of and prayed for him almost daily since his diagnosis. When he took over the practice on Grove Ave., I was nervous about who I was to see. To my delight, the office had the same charm, plus some. Tim O'Malley was "plus some" as a dentist as well. The front office was as diverse, quirky and fun as he was. The examining rooms were where he made his professional mark with precision and skill. Even so, that professional environment was generously decorated with pictures of the family he loved and the whimsy that defined who he was. Folks like him don't cross your path very often but when they do, they leave a lasting impression. May your grief be soothed by knowing he meant so much to so many and will be missed.
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Joy Smith
August 2, 2008
Sallie and kids,
I've been thinking about you guys a lot over the past few years. You and Tim had such a huge impact on my life and who I've become ... and I so wanted to thank him. I learned of his illness not long ago and attempted to call, but thought it best that I not impose too much. I have so much to thank Tim for, and I'm sorry that I didn't thank him sooner. Know that my heart is with each of you, and I think of you often. Sallie ... you and yours are, in no small part, like family to me. If you need anything at all, contact me. my e-mail address is [email protected].
Diane Walls
August 2, 2008
My deepest sympathy to the O'Malley family.
Dr. Timothy O'Malley was a gentleman, a great dentist and good friend. He was always cheerful and fun to be around. I will miss our hilarious discussions about "dumpster diving" and who found what since last time!
Kimberly Brown
July 29, 2008
Sallie, Kendall, Dixon and Reece
I am sorry your loss. Tim was a character, fun to be around and a great dentist. We have enjoyed the times we were able to share with your family over the years. Our memories of Tim are few compared to the lifetime of memories you all have, I hope the good memories bring you comfort and a smile in the future.
If you guys need anything give us a call. My number is 356-2996 and Lee's is 305-5527.
Love Kimberly Brown, Lee, Hillary and Rachel Kiehl
Connie Carter Bethel
July 29, 2008
Sallie, I'm so sorry about your loss. It's been quite a while since we've seen each other, but I wanted you to know I was thinking about you and your family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Diane Wilcox
July 28, 2008
Dear Sallie, Kendall, Dixon and Reece
Dana and I are deeply saddened by Tim's passing. I too lost my father when I was young, so I know the great emptiness that this untimely loss brings. Tim was a very special person to all of us and will be missed greatly.
Dr. Allison Robeson
July 28, 2008
To the O'Malley family,
I feel so privileged to have had the chance to meet Dr. O'Malley even if it was for a short while. I am so honored to take care of several of his patient's now and I only hope I can be as good a dentist and friend as he was to them. They tell me everyday how much he meant to them. May God bring you peace and contentment again. With love.
Ray Pfeiffer
July 28, 2008
Sallie, Kendall, Dixon and Reece,
I am saddened to hear of Tim's passing. I know God will comfort you during this sad time. Even though I haven't seen you all in a long time, it will still seem odd knowing that Tim is not on Cherry Point. Who knows... maybe he is.
Beth Damerel
July 28, 2008
To Dr. O'Malley's father and children, my husband and I were once both neighbors and patients of this delightful man you call "son" and "dad". He was so much more than our dentist and a neighbor; he was our friend. He was unique, gifted, passionate and every inch an Irish wit! We loved him dearly. We are saddened to learn of his passing, and would like for you to know we believe your son and father left this world a MUCH better place than he found it! He touched a great many lives. We offer our heartfelt condolences in your profound loss. Both Ed and I offer you up to God for whatever comfort and understanding only He can provide in the freshness of your grief.
Joanne Deaton
July 28, 2008
Dear Sallie and kids,
You don't know me, but Tim and I were great friends in high school. We ran into each other in Richmond about 25 years ago and hadn't seen each other since. In fact, I never realized he had actually moved to Richmond, as I had. I'm so sad to learn of his passing, and I'm so sorry we didn't keep in touch over the years. My husband and I live in Powhatan, and it would have been fun to reconnect. Reading the entries in this guest book lets me know Tim remained the wonderful and funny guy I remember. I'm proud of his many accomplishments, and I'm so sorry for your loss.
Joanne Madden Deaton
Churchland HS, Class of 1968
Cindy (Wade) Jones
July 28, 2008
Family of Dr. O'Malley, I have met all of you at one point or another. Dr. O'Malley was my dentist from the time I first had teeth. I was with my Mom when she made Dr. O'Malley and Sallies wedding cake. He was always caring and a great person to talk to. I will miss him greatly as he was a big inspiration to me and my family. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family!
Neal Jackson
July 28, 2008
To the O'Malley family:
I never met any of you, but I feel I know you all from updates over the years. I was a patient of Tim's for over 20 years, since he had been on Libbie and I was a child. When I lost my father to cancer in 2006, he showed up to the funeral. He was a quality person, and I feel lucky to have known him. I know how it feels, and will tell you that it will get easier with time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Dr Jacqueline Johnson Curl
July 27, 2008
To the O'Malley Family
When I think of Tim I automatically see the biggest smile and sparkle in his eyes I have many funny memories of him when we worked together in the dental clinic at Dept of Corrections He enjoyed life to the fullest and I know he's having a wonderful time in heaven!
Normajean Johnson
July 27, 2008
To The O'Malley Family. Tim was my dentist for years. I was his first patient. He is missed greatly by all who were fortunate enough to have him as a friend. ~~~ Normajean Johnson
Ellen Vaughan-Breedlove
July 27, 2008
My sympathy goes out to the O'Malley family. I had the pleasure of working for Dr. O'Malley as a dental hygienist and learned so much from him. His family was his pride and joy and he always shared stories of you all with his patients. Dr. O'Malley was one of a kind and he will be missed.
Jim Lattea
July 27, 2008
Tim was my dentist for years. In this time of mourning, let's remember that he is no longer suffering from his physical ailments. My deepest, heart-felt condolences to the O'Malley family - especially to Sallie, Kendall, Dixon and Reece.
Leonard Edloe
July 26, 2008
To the family.
So sorry to read of Tim's death. Tim worked as a pharmacist for me before he entered dental school. I never could get him back after someone broke the headlight in his classic Volvo. I will remember the conversations we had after he started practicing dentist. And I will always remember our conversations during his struggle with illness. My only regret is that he never made it to Antioch in Susan to hear me preach. May God comfort you in your loss.
Gloria and Al Wajciechowski Sea Ranch II
July 26, 2008
O'Malley Family,
John, Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time.
Gloria and Al Wajciechowski
Sea Ranch II
Cece Stevens
July 26, 2008
Sallie & Kids:
I've missed our old curmudgeon greatly. Life has been much too quiet lately without the "daily joke".
Melissa Kerby
July 26, 2008
Dear O'Malley family,
We're so sorry for your loss. Tim was my dentist from when I first moved to Richmond in 1985, then my husband's, then our son's. We enjoyed his warmth, happy smile, and humanity. He spoke of you so often, I enjoyed seeing you in his office pictures. God be with you now.
Melissa, Wayne, and Seaton Kerby
Our home away from home: O'Malley's office at 3800 Grove Ave.
July 26, 2008
Dr. O'Malley's empty chair & eternally messy desk.
July 26, 2008
The DiPasquali ducks on the red room ceiling
July 26, 2008
The carosel horse in the foyer greeted all our patients!
July 26, 2008
The kids 'Hippo' room
July 26, 2008
Dr. O'Malley at work
July 26, 2008
The Blue 'fishing' room
July 26, 2008
The Red
Kimberly Smith
July 26, 2008
Mike Kiehl
July 26, 2008
Sallie and kids,
Your family was a very important part of our live's. We all morn Tim's passing, but it will never separate you all from his love and memories.
I am grateful for the chance to have known him. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Kathleen Jones-Wilder
July 26, 2008
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Dr. O'Malley always remember everything about his patients. He was very caring, understanding and my girl's loved going to see him. I was blessed to have known him.
Me & Dr. O'Malley Christmas 2005 office dinner
Kimberly 'Kimbo' Smith
July 26, 2008
I was Dr. O'Malley's lead dental assistant from 2003 until his sad but necessary decision to sell his practice. I loved that man and always referred to us as 'two peas in a pod'. We both wore our 'hawiian shirts' & loved our patients as friends. He was a professional with big heart - and helped me like a father figure. He taught me much about life ... I will miss him forever.
Joe Martin
July 26, 2008
Dear O'Malley Family
Kim and I were patients of Dr. O'Malley. We loved him and will miss him alot. He was a great man.
Karen McIntyre
July 26, 2008
Dear Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I remember Tim from our days at St. Mary's and later as our family dentist. He could always bring a smile to my face with his corny sense of humor. He will be missed by many. I keep all of you in my prayers that you may find comfort during this time of grief.
jay good
July 25, 2008
Sallie, Kendall and boys--Mary told me your sad news--I am so sorry for
your loss--all our thoughts are with
you. Love, the Goods.
Dale Batkins
July 25, 2008
Sallie, I'm so sorry to hear of your family's loss. You always told me I should meet Tim and after reading some of these entries, I'm sorry I didn't. My thoughts are with you and yours.
Vickie Woon
July 25, 2008
Dear Kendall, Dixon & Reece, I am so sorry for your loss. Tim has been a dear friend of mine for over 30 years as well as my family's dentist. Whenever I spoke with him he talked about how proud he was of each of you, and how much he loved you all. I will miss him for many reasons but especially for his corny jokes! He could always make me laugh. Whenever I think him it will bring a smile to my face and it will be a precious memory.
David D Johnson
July 25, 2008
Dear O'Malley Family,
We are keeping all of you in our prayers. The Boy Scout Troop 705 has been notified of Tim's passing. The support of the Troop by the O'Malley family has been greatly appreciated.
David Johnson
Vickie Woon
July 25, 2008
Kendall, Dixon & Reese, I am so sorry for your loss. Tim has been a dear friend of mine for over 30 years and my family's dentist. Every time I spoke with him it was evident how proud he was of the three of you and how much he loved you all. I will miss him for many reasons but especailly for his corny jokes. He could always make me laugh! Whenever I remember him it will forever bring a smile to my face.
Don Alexander
July 25, 2008
Tim was a dear friend of mine from college and sadly it has been years since we were together. The world was a better, funnier and happier place with him in it and he will be missed greatly.
The O'Malley Family
July 25, 2008
A memorial service will be held at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 520 North Boulevard, on Tuesday, July 29 at 11am.
Teresa Duke
July 25, 2008
A life that touched so many and one that will continue to do so long into the future. Kendall, Dixon and Reece, what a rare privilege it was to have been able to call him "friend." You've all got his spirit, and he was so very proud of you.
Pam Blowe
July 25, 2008
To Sallie and the children of Tim O'Malley - My heart goes out to you in your time of bereavement. Tim was my dentist for many years and a very nice, gentle man. He will be missed. God will help you through this time. My prayers are with you.
Helen & Raimo Finnila
July 25, 2008
To Sally,Kendall,Dixon,& Reece;
Our thoughts & prayers are with all of you during this most difficult time. Your husband/father was a wonderful friend to our family. He was our dentist since 1984. He was a very warm hearted & giving man & he will be missed by all who knew him.
Take care of one another. You are in our hearts.
With Sympathy & Love,
Helen & Raimo Finnila
John and Patti Dixon
July 25, 2008
We are so very sorry for Your loss. Tim was devoted Father and great friend. We shall miss Him greatly. Please let us know how we can help You.
Ruth, Beverly and Gayle Henderson
July 25, 2008
Our hearts are truly grieving. We have lost a truly wonderful person and a great dentist. To the family, Dr. O'Malley's love of life and people will keep his memory alive. Our prayers are with you.
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