He was a great man and I'm going to miss him. It was a privilege to know him in the capacity I did, and I admired his fight. And in his way, he won.
Godspeed, Mal.
Godspeed, Mal.
We have lost TrekBBS moderator Mallory.
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OMG. What horrible, sad news! I am complete shock. My deepest condolences to his family. This is so very sad.
Mallory fought his battles with courage and with an incredibly reasonable attitude. He never let himself get beat down with negativity, and he treated everyone with respect. My friendship with him made me a better person, and I already miss him so much.
Bless you, Mal. I'm sure that right now, you're being the same chill dude that you were when you were with us.
I really miss you, man.
Bless you, Mal. I'm sure that right now, you're being the same chill dude that you were when you were with us.
I really miss you, man.
I'm sorry to hear that. 
I never knew him all that well, but everything I remember was of a nice person.
What I remember most is that avatar based on Saving Private Ryan...I know it's not much, but that avatar always made a strong impression on me for some reason.
I never knew him all that well, but everything I remember was of a nice person.What I remember most is that avatar based on Saving Private Ryan...I know it's not much, but that avatar always made a strong impression on me for some reason.
My condolences to Mallory's family and friends.
Mallory and I always had a very lighthearted and fun competitive spirit in all the races that Elim started in the Admirals' Lounge. What a great guy. We had quite a lot of laughs. 
My thoughts had been going to him for a while now, ever since I noticed his absence from the board. I was hoping he could win his battle for a third time. I was really rooting for him and hoping to see him back soon.
May he rest in peace, and never be forgotten.
My thoughts had been going to him for a while now, ever since I noticed his absence from the board. I was hoping he could win his battle for a third time. I was really rooting for him and hoping to see him back soon.
May he rest in peace, and never be forgotten.
R.I.P. Mallory, you will be sorely missed.
I'm afraid I wasn't even aware that he was ill, so this was very shocking for me. He was such a feature of this place, even to those of us who haven't been here too long. My sympathies to those of you who had the privilege of knowing him better than I did. I know he had many friends, and will be sorely missed.
Wow. Got me in the solar plexus - not the kind of news you want to log-on to read. May he rest in peace. My deepest condolences to his family.
Someone pointed out his recent absence to me, and we wondered about his health... I wasn't too concerned, he complained so little, I thought things must have been going well for him. Very sad to hear that wasn't the case. An admirable soul - he handled tragedy with a lot of dignity. I shall miss him.
Someone pointed out his recent absence to me, and we wondered about his health... I wasn't too concerned, he complained so little, I thought things must have been going well for him. Very sad to hear that wasn't the case. An admirable soul - he handled tragedy with a lot of dignity. I shall miss him.
I've been lost for words ever since I learned this news.
All I can say is that Mallory was a truly remarkable person. He was funny, courageous, inspirational, witty, warm, compassionate, thoughtful and genuine. He always had a kind word for anyone who needed it - even when he was facing great difficulties in his battle with illness, he was always among the first to try to help someone around here who was in need.
He always spoke with great love for and pride in his family. I offer my sincere condolences to them for their loss.
I'll miss him very, very much.
Requiescat in pace, Mallory.
All I can say is that Mallory was a truly remarkable person. He was funny, courageous, inspirational, witty, warm, compassionate, thoughtful and genuine. He always had a kind word for anyone who needed it - even when he was facing great difficulties in his battle with illness, he was always among the first to try to help someone around here who was in need.
He always spoke with great love for and pride in his family. I offer my sincere condolences to them for their loss.
I'll miss him very, very much.
Requiescat in pace, Mallory.
Sending good thoughts to Mal's family. I will miss him more than I can say.
"Asshammer"
"Asshammer"
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I remember not too long ago, he made a post in which he referred to the fact that he'd managed to successfully battle his illness a few times. I always admired how he wasn't afraid to bring it up from time to time and how strong he seemed.
I didn't have very many direct interactions with him, but I always enjoyed reading his posts. I remember thinking that he must have had a wicked sense of humour IRL, and that he would be the kind of person I would have enjoyed sitting down and having a beer with.
My condolences to his family, and to everyone who knew him.
I didn't have very many direct interactions with him, but I always enjoyed reading his posts. I remember thinking that he must have had a wicked sense of humour IRL, and that he would be the kind of person I would have enjoyed sitting down and having a beer with.
My condolences to his family, and to everyone who knew him.
Wow.
I knew he was ill, but I didn't realize it had gone so far.
When I was on staff here he was one of my favorite colleagues. Our thing was USC/Oregon football. I will miss giving him crap about his Ducks. In fact I used to have a nickname for him: Mr. Quackers.
I am so sorry to hear of his passing. He was truly as good guy.
RIP, Mr. Quackers. I'll miss you.
I knew he was ill, but I didn't realize it had gone so far.
When I was on staff here he was one of my favorite colleagues. Our thing was USC/Oregon football. I will miss giving him crap about his Ducks. In fact I used to have a nickname for him: Mr. Quackers.
I am so sorry to hear of his passing. He was truly as good guy.
RIP, Mr. Quackers. I'll miss you.
He loved his family - he spoke of them often. I admired him very much. He "got" my sense of humor - and I miss him already.
