Pat, a U. S. Navy veteran, served as Directing Business Representative for District Lodge 27 of the International Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers, becoming its longest tenured agent, first elected in 1982.
A graduate of Ahrens Trade School and the University of Kentucky Labor School, he also attended Bellarmine College for Business Law. Pat served as a counselor with the Kentucky Special Olympics, and was a past Director for the Jefferson County Council of Retarded Citizens, Louisville Diversified Services, Louisville Heritage Weekends, and a past Labor Chairman of Metro United Way. Pat was also a Kentucky Colonel and a member of St. Gabriel Catholic Church.
First though, he was a husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, son, uncle, cousin, friend and brother to his fellow union members. Family and community were his joy and he never hesitated to lend a hand, offer an opinion or stop by for a visit. A fighter in the best sense, no odds were ever too small or challenge so large to at least not try - and, with uncanny determination, accomplish.
Following in the footsteps of his grandfather Frank Fromang, an early labor union organizer, and his mom who served as a union steward before turning to her true passion of antiques, Pat sought to create a fair balance for his brothers and sisters, ably representing them while respecting the needs of their employers. A man always on the go, he touched many lives. He will be greatly missed.
Pat was named for his grandfather, Frank Fromang and his mother Elinor's godfather, Patrick Gorman (1892-1980), who was her fathers best friend and co-worker. Gorman was national president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workman of North America, now known as the United Food and Commercial Workers Union.
Buried from St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church.
"As a well-spent day brings happy sleep, so life well used brings happy death."
- Leonardo da Vinci
FAMILY
Helen Frances "Billie" (Vonderheide) Magers
Married April 22, 1961
Children
Mary Elizabeth Maloney, June 13 - June 17, 1966
Michael Edward Maloney
Martha Elinor Maloney
John Andrew Maloney
Matthew O'Farrell Maloney
Sarah Anne Maloney (Jason Stepp)
Grandchildren
Amber Elizabeth Maloney
Jenny Hibbs
Joshua Patrick Hibbs
Jacob Stepp
Tyler Stepp
Madison Caroline "Maddy" Stepp
Patrick Dean Maloney
Great grandchild
Jordan Mitchell
Parents
Joseph Edward Maloney, Sr. (1909-1956)
Elinor Elizabeth Fromang Maloney (1913-2002)
Siblings
Dr. Joseph Edward Maloney (Bonnie Bushong)
Grandparents
Andrew Joseph Maloney (1877-1953)
Lorena Bender Kraus Maloney (1874-1944)
Frank Robert Fromang (1886-1917)
Ella Duvall Fromang Williams (1886-1981)
A graduate of Ahrens Trade School and the University of Kentucky Labor School, he also attended Bellarmine College for Business Law. Pat served as a counselor with the Kentucky Special Olympics, and was a past Director for the Jefferson County Council of Retarded Citizens, Louisville Diversified Services, Louisville Heritage Weekends, and a past Labor Chairman of Metro United Way. Pat was also a Kentucky Colonel and a member of St. Gabriel Catholic Church.
First though, he was a husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, son, uncle, cousin, friend and brother to his fellow union members. Family and community were his joy and he never hesitated to lend a hand, offer an opinion or stop by for a visit. A fighter in the best sense, no odds were ever too small or challenge so large to at least not try - and, with uncanny determination, accomplish.
Following in the footsteps of his grandfather Frank Fromang, an early labor union organizer, and his mom who served as a union steward before turning to her true passion of antiques, Pat sought to create a fair balance for his brothers and sisters, ably representing them while respecting the needs of their employers. A man always on the go, he touched many lives. He will be greatly missed.
Pat was named for his grandfather, Frank Fromang and his mother Elinor's godfather, Patrick Gorman (1892-1980), who was her fathers best friend and co-worker. Gorman was national president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workman of North America, now known as the United Food and Commercial Workers Union.
Buried from St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church.
"As a well-spent day brings happy sleep, so life well used brings happy death."
- Leonardo da Vinci
FAMILY
Helen Frances "Billie" (Vonderheide) Magers
Married April 22, 1961
Children
Mary Elizabeth Maloney, June 13 - June 17, 1966
Michael Edward Maloney
Martha Elinor Maloney
John Andrew Maloney
Matthew O'Farrell Maloney
Sarah Anne Maloney (Jason Stepp)
Grandchildren
Amber Elizabeth Maloney
Jenny Hibbs
Joshua Patrick Hibbs
Jacob Stepp
Tyler Stepp
Madison Caroline "Maddy" Stepp
Patrick Dean Maloney
Great grandchild
Jordan Mitchell
Parents
Joseph Edward Maloney, Sr. (1909-1956)
Elinor Elizabeth Fromang Maloney (1913-2002)
Siblings
Dr. Joseph Edward Maloney (Bonnie Bushong)
Grandparents
Andrew Joseph Maloney (1877-1953)
Lorena Bender Kraus Maloney (1874-1944)
Frank Robert Fromang (1886-1917)
Ella Duvall Fromang Williams (1886-1981)
Pat, a U. S. Navy veteran, served as Directing Business Representative for District Lodge 27 of the International Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers, becoming its longest tenured agent, first elected in 1982.
A graduate of Ahrens Trade School and the University of Kentucky Labor School, he also attended Bellarmine College for Business Law. Pat served as a counselor with the Kentucky Special Olympics, and was a past Director for the Jefferson County Council of Retarded Citizens, Louisville Diversified Services, Louisville Heritage Weekends, and a past Labor Chairman of Metro United Way. Pat was also a Kentucky Colonel and a member of St. Gabriel Catholic Church.
First though, he was a husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, son, uncle, cousin, friend and brother to his fellow union members. Family and community were his joy and he never hesitated to lend a hand, offer an opinion or stop by for a visit. A fighter in the best sense, no odds were ever too small or challenge so large to at least not try - and, with uncanny determination, accomplish.
Following in the footsteps of his grandfather Frank Fromang, an early labor union organizer, and his mom who served as a union steward before turning to her true passion of antiques, Pat sought to create a fair balance for his brothers and sisters, ably representing them while respecting the needs of their employers. A man always on the go, he touched many lives. He will be greatly missed.
Pat was named for his grandfather, Frank Fromang and his mother Elinor's godfather, Patrick Gorman (1892-1980), who was her fathers best friend and co-worker. Gorman was national president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workman of North America, now known as the United Food and Commercial Workers Union.
Buried from St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church.
"As a well-spent day brings happy sleep, so life well used brings happy death."
- Leonardo da Vinci
FAMILY
Helen Frances "Billie" (Vonderheide) Magers
Married April 22, 1961
Children
Mary Elizabeth Maloney, June 13 - June 17, 1966
Michael Edward Maloney
Martha Elinor Maloney
John Andrew Maloney
Matthew O'Farrell Maloney
Sarah Anne Maloney (Jason Stepp)
Grandchildren
Amber Elizabeth Maloney
Jenny Hibbs
Joshua Patrick Hibbs
Jacob Stepp
Tyler Stepp
Madison Caroline "Maddy" Stepp
Patrick Dean Maloney
Great grandchild
Jordan Mitchell
Parents
Joseph Edward Maloney, Sr. (1909-1956)
Elinor Elizabeth Fromang Maloney (1913-2002)
Siblings
Dr. Joseph Edward Maloney (Bonnie Bushong)
Grandparents
Andrew Joseph Maloney (1877-1953)
Lorena Bender Kraus Maloney (1874-1944)
Frank Robert Fromang (1886-1917)
Ella Duvall Fromang Williams (1886-1981)
A graduate of Ahrens Trade School and the University of Kentucky Labor School, he also attended Bellarmine College for Business Law. Pat served as a counselor with the Kentucky Special Olympics, and was a past Director for the Jefferson County Council of Retarded Citizens, Louisville Diversified Services, Louisville Heritage Weekends, and a past Labor Chairman of Metro United Way. Pat was also a Kentucky Colonel and a member of St. Gabriel Catholic Church.
First though, he was a husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, son, uncle, cousin, friend and brother to his fellow union members. Family and community were his joy and he never hesitated to lend a hand, offer an opinion or stop by for a visit. A fighter in the best sense, no odds were ever too small or challenge so large to at least not try - and, with uncanny determination, accomplish.
Following in the footsteps of his grandfather Frank Fromang, an early labor union organizer, and his mom who served as a union steward before turning to her true passion of antiques, Pat sought to create a fair balance for his brothers and sisters, ably representing them while respecting the needs of their employers. A man always on the go, he touched many lives. He will be greatly missed.
Pat was named for his grandfather, Frank Fromang and his mother Elinor's godfather, Patrick Gorman (1892-1980), who was her fathers best friend and co-worker. Gorman was national president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workman of North America, now known as the United Food and Commercial Workers Union.
Buried from St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church.
"As a well-spent day brings happy sleep, so life well used brings happy death."
- Leonardo da Vinci
FAMILY
Helen Frances "Billie" (Vonderheide) Magers
Married April 22, 1961
Children
Mary Elizabeth Maloney, June 13 - June 17, 1966
Michael Edward Maloney
Martha Elinor Maloney
John Andrew Maloney
Matthew O'Farrell Maloney
Sarah Anne Maloney (Jason Stepp)
Grandchildren
Amber Elizabeth Maloney
Jenny Hibbs
Joshua Patrick Hibbs
Jacob Stepp
Tyler Stepp
Madison Caroline "Maddy" Stepp
Patrick Dean Maloney
Great grandchild
Jordan Mitchell
Parents
Joseph Edward Maloney, Sr. (1909-1956)
Elinor Elizabeth Fromang Maloney (1913-2002)
Siblings
Dr. Joseph Edward Maloney (Bonnie Bushong)
Grandparents
Andrew Joseph Maloney (1877-1953)
Lorena Bender Kraus Maloney (1874-1944)
Frank Robert Fromang (1886-1917)
Ella Duvall Fromang Williams (1886-1981)
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