Birth date: Jan 9, 1939 Death date: Jan 27, 2022
Thomas M. Maloy, age 83 of Grand Haven, formerly of Norton Shores, passed away Thursday, January 27, 2022 at Mercy Hospital in Muskegon. He was loved as a husband, father, brother, uncle, teacher, and friend. Tom was born on Janua Read Obituary
Dear Angie and family,
Tom and I were so sorry to hear of Tom‘s passing. He was a wonderful professional colleague, who I could always count on for words of wisdom and support at MCC. We were hoping to attend his celebration of life but will be out of town the 23rd. We’ll be with you in spirit. God bless.
Tom and Kathy Tosa
To Angie and family: So sorry to learn of Tom's passing. For many years, Tom was a member of our investment club. We had some great discussions around the table where we met at the airport. Some, usually including Tom, wanted to invest in stocks that paid a good dividend or had good prospects for significant growth. Others, like me, preferred not to invest in stocks that were bad for individuals or the environment. We always had a good time. Losing your partner is unimaginably painful. We are so very sorry.
Bill & Marcia Garrigan
So very sorry for your loss. Tom was a wonderful man. I had the privilege of meeting him when he volunteered at Nelson School. He was so patient with the children and always asked such thoughtful questions to make sure he was doing what was best for those he tutored. It was an honor to know him. May the many good memories bring you comfort in time.
Dear Angie and family,
I was so sorry to hear of Tom's passing. He was such a dignified man and a respected college instructor at MCC. I will always remember his distinctive voice, humor, wisdom, and kindness. What a brilliant man! Angie, I miss you deeply and hope you are doing well. I still feel so honored to have shared an office with you at MCC; I am a better instructor because of everything I learned from you. I also loved hearing your numerous funny stories about your man Tom. Peace be with all of you.
"Mr" Maloy was a GREAT prof at MCC. He had patience with me during office hours. His wife had (again) patience with me during office hours at MCC... so I could be accepted at Michigan Tech! They BOTH were a conduit to my success at MTU. I miss seeing them at St. Francis ... Norton shores...GOD BLESS both of them for who they were/are. I'm in a better place because of BOTH of you!!!
Paul Kuharevicz
I remember spirited discussions on the General Ed committee years ago at MCC. Tom & I used to butt heads on the importance of economics versus math as a degree requirement.. And we always agreed to disagree. He was thoughtful, so interesting to listen to, witty, and always a gentleman. I enjoyed working with him.
Thinking of you, Angie, and your family at this time. Peace be with all of you.
We always enjoyed your visits to Florida, Loved your competitive nature. Love Mary jo and family
Angie and family, I am so very sorry to hear of Tom's passing. When I think of Tom, the words professional and wise come to mind. May you find peace and comfort in wonderful memories.
Sue Meeuwenberg
My most sincere sympathy to you, Angie, and to your family. You and Tom were one of the most beautiful couples I have ever had the pleasure and privilege to meet. Tom was an amazing man. His presence on earth--just a temporary home--touched the lives of so many. The passing of his kind and loving soul leaves behind a special place in my heart from knowing him. My prayers are with your family.
Kelly Miller
Dear Angie and family,
Lauri and I are saddened to learn of Tom's passing. He was my first officemate at MCC. He made me feel like family. I also enjoyed helping him with the Honor's program. He got me back into golf as well. He was one of the truly good ones, and had a life well-lived. I loved our political/economics discussions. The many great memories we have of Tom will remain in our hearts. May the many great great memories you and Tom created bring comfort to you and your family.
Jay and Lauri Zarowitz
