William Smith Malone Jr.

Remembering his smile, laughter, love of God, family, and life.

Dear Shirley and family,
I was so sorry to hear about Bill. Yes indeed, he went home to be with the Lord.
Bill was a very good man. I have known him for the twenty years (1975 to 1995) during which he successfully started and ran the Atlanta Antique Center. His vision and hard work gave countless young entrepreneurs - including myself - the opportunity to start a business and make a good living for their families and for that, we will be eternally grateful.. He was always cheerful, helpful and fair despite all the challenges involved in dealing with so many tenants; in fact, he was too nice.. I am sure you know what I mean! May he rest in peace; he surely deserves it!
Elias

Dear Shirley and Family: My most sincere condolences on the death of Bill. He was the truest of Patriarchs of a loving family; loved and respected by all who knew him. These next days and months will be hard; please know I hold all of you in my thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Janet Krantz (soloist at Dawn and Joe's wedding)

Bill was a great friend and wonderful neighbor. We have many fond memories of Bill at different functions in the neighborhood. He would often stop by just say hie with such a big smile. We are truly sorry for the Malone families loss of a great man. You will all be in our prayers.

Frank and Gail Keel (former neighbors in coosaw commons)

Our love and prayers are with you all. Bill was the greatest, such a kind and funny man who always had a smile! We will miss him. Love you all, the Roberts family

having watched this precious family over the years and attending church with them, I know they are rejoicing in the fact that Mr. Malone is healed and celebrating with Jesus. My thoughts and prayers are with you all as you get ready to celebrate his life.