Clotilda Malloy

Birth date: Feb 2, 1939 Death date: Apr 1, 2020

Clotilda Malloy, age 81, passed away on April 1, 2020. She is survived by her loving husband, Robert. She graduated from SPHS and the University of Florida becoming an elementary school teacher. Later working in Florida Employment Read Obituary

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Stella Whitlock

288w ago

Clotilda was the best sister anyone could ever ask for. From the first time she was put into my arms on my fourth birthday, she was my best friend, loving and loyal, gentle and generous, always thinking of others before herself. She was the best daughter to our parents, Byron Moody Ward and Lois Rodgers Ward, becoming their faithful caretaker as they aged. She was also the best aunt to my four children and their spouses, Linus (Jen), Martha (Stan Reed), Elizabeth (Ed Badgett), and David (Evelyn). And no one could have been a better wife, to her first husband Warren Brainerd until his death and her second husband Robert Malloy until her own death, always putting each of them before herself. As a friend, she was loyal and loving. As a Christian, she put Christ before everything else in her life. She lived her faith through her deeds of service, including Kairos, Via de Cristo, helping others in need, Bible studies, and singing in church choirs. Her strong faith sustained her through her long, difficult battle with cancer.
As sisters we remained close over the years through frequent phone calls, visits to each other's homes, and travelling together. It was wonderful for me to be able to get down to St. Pete and visit with her for several days just before she died while we could still communicate and reminisce with each other.
I miss her.

Wade Provo

288w ago

Nesta & I send our sincerest condolences to the Malloy Family. May the assurance of the Resurrection and the knowledge that you will see each other again bring you comfort and peace at this time of loss and sorrow. The Malloy family lived just a few blocks from us on 12th St. North, and John and I have been life-long friends. Our warmest wishes to all the family! Wade & Nesta Provo

Virginia Snodgrass

289w ago

I first met Clo and Bob at the SPHS class of 1955 45th reunion. Bob's brother John was a member of our class and Clo and Bob (SPHS 1957) joined him in attending our last four reunions. They also attended many of our monthly luncheons plus a class cruise. They were always welcomed and a joy to be around. My heart goes out to you Bob in your loss. My prayers are with you as you go through this difficult time.
Virginia Snodgrass

Phyllis Zatlin

289w ago

Clotilda and I were friends for almost seventy years. We lived in the same block when we were students at Mirror Lake Junior High and later when we attended SPHS. Clo was just a year behind me in school.
When George and I married in 1962, she was maid of honor at our wedding and her parents gave us a reception in their home. This year, during our annual winter visit to Florida, we were happy to take her to her favorite park so the three of us could enjoy the fresh air together while Bob ran errands. We extend our deepest sympathy to Bob, who was Clo's loving caregiver through the long battle with cancer, and to their families. Clo will always be in my memories.
Phyllis Zatlin