Comments on: Mallory Ross – A Tribute

By: Diep Nguyen

Diep Nguyen — Fri, 06 Sep 2013 04:04:45 +0000

I went to law school with Mallory, and we were in a clinic together. Although this was a few years ago, Mallory had such a bright, joyful smile that will never be forgotten. When I met her, I knew that this was a person who was happy with her life. I am so sorry for her untimely passing, and I send my prayers to her loved ones.

By: Shelli & Tim Miller

Shelli & Tim Miller — Thu, 05 Sep 2013 21:17:46 +0000

Nora and family,
We feel absolutely heartsick to read of your beloved daughter’s untimely passing. It is clear how very much she was loved and that she, like her mama, was a vibrant, joyful, treasured part of so many lives.
Sending much love and prayers for strength and comfort. We are so very sorry.

By: Mallory's Dad

Mallory's Dad — Thu, 05 Sep 2013 04:37:05 +0000

I have been asked several times if the Memorial Service was recorded. Initially, I was not comfortable posting this information… if you are interested please do not hesitate to ask me for the password via email.

Mallory Anne Memorial Webcast Logon Information

You can access the Memorial Services webcast from http://mountsinaiparks.org Just go to the obituary listing and open Mallory’s obituary page. Under Photos and Videos, you will see the portal to the webcast. It will ask you for the password which is: send an email request for the password to MallorysDad@gr8pcdr.com

Viewable for 90 days following the service.

By: Jenny

Jenny — Thu, 05 Sep 2013 04:13:13 +0000

To Mallory’s many loved ones, especially her parents and sister,

I am so sorry for your loss. I’ve been thinking of Mallory often over this last week and a half and reflecting on how remarkable she was. As you well know, she was one of a kind. I used to love hanging out with her, whether it was at the book club we were in a while back, or a costume party or other gathering. Being around her was so much fun. She was magnetic – warm, funny, smart, adventurous, joyful, accomplished. I’ll remember her always.

With love,
Jenny

By: Ray Kelley

Ray Kelley — Thu, 05 Sep 2013 00:15:35 +0000

Nora & Jay, I met you several times at Ken and Audrey’s house when I live in California. I served in Vietnam with Ken. I am deeply sorry for your loss.

Sincerely,

Ray Kelley

By: Mallory's Dad

Mallory's Dad — Wed, 04 Sep 2013 22:32:00 +0000

I have been asked several times – “who was that that sung The Rose and who played the guitar?”

Don Larkin – Vocals
Chris Rudy – Guitar

Many thanks Don and Chris… a heartwarming tribute… just beautiful…

I know both Don and Chris from Warner Center Business Professionals.. I do not know my WCBP family long … but I sure know them well.

By: Philip Imhoff

Philip Imhoff — Wed, 04 Sep 2013 22:27:35 +0000

What a beautiful life!

29 years of blessings–my wish is for you to remember the best of Mallory for the next 29 and beyond.

By: Amy Tashjian

Amy Tashjian — Wed, 04 Sep 2013 13:46:54 +0000

To Mallory’s family and friends

Please accept our heartfelt sympathy at the loss of Mallory. She was such a part of our Dress for Success life, and she will be missed. Mallory’s open and generous personality created a warmth in any room she entered. We could see that she was firmly committed to supporting women and believing in each woman’s unlimited potential. The difference her presence made in the world, in her large community of friends, and in our work will resonate forever. She touched many lives in her volunteering at Dress for Success and in her commitment to the Professional Women’s group. Her wonderful support, generous advice and beautiful smile have brightened so many women’s lives, and we will remember her always for her beautiful nature and warm presence.

Mallory was a very special person, and she was truly a part of the work we do. She brought her sister and her boyfriend to events at Dress for Success, and we were happy that we were able to meet people important to her. I will always treasure the photos I have of her at the July 18th graduation cereomony of the most recent Professional Women’s Group she adopted. We will think of her often, with pleasure and gratitude for the happiness she brought into so many lives.

With sympathy,

Amy Tashjian
Director of Operations East
Dress for Success Worldwide

By: The Immediate Family

The Immediate Family — Wed, 04 Sep 2013 06:28:17 +0000

We have seen the pictures. So many people beyond the capacity of the largest chapel. We felt your love. We want to take this moment and THANK YOU, EACH & EVERY ONE OF YOU for your support. We also wish to THANK the ENTIRE MOUNT SINAI STAFF their efforts to keep everyone comfortable on a very hot and humid day, the canopy, the water, the sound system, the video displays, Internet & Broadcast cam and the compassion for the family and the reverent care they showed our Mallory. L’Shana Tova

By: Karen

Karen — Tue, 03 Sep 2013 23:16:00 +0000

Hi Jay,

I know it was a tough day for you and your family Sunday. But I also know that all of you were surrounded by loving, caring friends and family.

Just so you know how many lives Mallory touched…I received a call from my niece Jessica Ramirez on Saturday telling me her a Mallory had been great friends for many years. I’m attaching a picture Jessica sent to me of Mallory and one of their other friends.

I was then at my aunt and uncle’s anniversary party Saturday night and was talking with one of their old and dear friends, Jo. I told her what we had been going through with our girlfriend and she told me she was going to a memorial on Sunday…..for Mallory.

It may be a small world, but Mallory touched lives beyond anyone’s wildest imagination across 3,000.

We are planning Alison’s memorial and, well as you know, it sucks.

I hope you and your family are doing ok.

Karen