June For Jack!
“What is the most meaningful lesson Mr. Malarkey taught you, or how did he impact your life?”
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Dr. Erin Marek P'28, '30, Director of Advancement
What is the most meaningful lesson Mr. Malarkey taught you, or how did he impact your life?
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Joe & Jean Lutwin neighbors of Jack (Alumni ’69)
a month ago
Wonderfull neighbors on Arlington St for many years.
Shannon Boyle Pietrak ‘95 (Alumni ’95)
a month ago
Mr. Malarkey impacted my life by his dedication and love of Marian and the lasting effects that it has had throughout the years.
Kevin Motroni (Alumni ’79)
a month ago
Mr. Malarkey appeared strict when he needed to be, but had a huge heart for Marian and all students. It was fun working with him for Sunday evening Bingo. More than a teacher, more than a disciplinarian, more like a friend!
Robert Kovick (Alumni ’72)
a month ago
Mr. Malarkey was such a great person. Someone that you can always count on. He truly was Special and will be missed.
Meghan Boyle (Alumni ’98)
a month ago
Thanks Mr. Malarkey for “Being Marian” in all ways on all days!
Leo ‘71&Jane O’Donnell (Alumni ’71)
a month ago
Mr. Malarkey taught me the importance of educating students in the Catholic Schools as I was a teacher at St. John Neumann Regional School for 30 years. He also taught me the value of respect as he did that with everyone he came in contact with. I will always remember his tireless work done at the picnics as I was able to quench his thirst as he worked in the sausage and peppers stand. He called out my name and I knew what he wanted! Thanks, Mr.Malarkey, for the memories.
Cynthia Corwin (Parent ’26)
2 months ago
We didn’t know Mr Malarkey but we are happy to support Estelle’s upcoming school.
Paul Martino (Alumni ’64)
2 months ago
Dedicated, disciplined and competent teacher, Strong leadership skills, A man of well-deserved honorand respect. Able to motivate students to put in the hard work / effort to succeed both in the classroom and life.
Rosemarie Dowling (Alumni ’65)
2 months ago
Mr. Malarkey was a wonderful Christian man. He was my History teacher in, I think ,Freshman year at St. Jerome's. He was always friendly and interested in how everthing was going. My Mother worked in the cafeteria at Marian when it first opened and was there for twenty some years. Mr. and Mrs. Malarkey came to her funeral in 2011. I will never forget his kindness. He is with God now. Rosemarie Nesgoda Dowling '65.
Janet Burrell (Alumni ’88)
2 months ago
Mr Malarkey was kind and fair. His commitment to Marian and Marian students was an inspiration to me and many of my classmates.
James Higgins (Alumni ’76)
2 months ago
Jack was the first man to greet me as I stepped foot into Marian Catholic back in 1972. He shook my hand and gave me a mass card for the loss of my father that took place two weeks prior to starting school. I still get the shows about that till today. He left a lasting impression for sure.
Laura Marchica (Alumni ’01)
2 months ago
Dedication and commitment..A legacy.
Aleta Phillips (Alumni ’67)
2 months ago
He showed a great sense of humor while being a strict educator.
Kelly (Rocuskie) Cappos (Alumni ’77)
a month ago
The most important lesson that Mr Malarky taught me was to pray “The Serenity Prayer”.
During my time at MHS, he started every day over announcements with that prayer. I’ve continued to pray it multiple times a day since I graduated in 1977. That’s almost 50 years!
It has been my comfort & my guiding light for decades.
Thank you Jack for teaching me how to pray! You continue to influence my life daily.
Jansell nunez Nunez (Parent ’22, ’25)
a month ago
I never met him, but I am always hearing beautiful stories and things about his legacy
Gregory Chelak (Alumni ’81)
a month ago
Mr. Malarkey was a true gentleman! He supported Marian in all ways possible and is the main reason why the school remains what it is today.
Trish Spillman (Alumni ’83, Parent ’16, ’19)
a month ago
Very sweet man. Genuine.
Wayne Phillips (Alumni ’72)
a month ago
Enjoy life and make and be the best you can
Sofia Totani Mathews (Alumni ’63)
2 months ago
Great role model, especially for future educators!!
Kathleen Furey
2 months ago
In honor of Mr. Marian!
Dominic Montero (Alumni ’13)
2 months ago
I’ve never met him, but Go Big Blue!
Tom Durilla (Alumni ’65)
2 months ago
Mr. Malarkey was a great history teacher and continued to be a good friend.
Mary Lerch (Alumni ’66)
2 months ago
He was one of the best
Eugene Ritz (Alumni ’00)
2 months ago
With gratitude for all we learned from Mr. Malarkey!
Patricia Moore Zerby (Alumni ’82)
2 months ago
Treat everyone with kindness and dignity. He was such an approachable, smart educator who loved all students!
Kathy Goff (Alumni ’87, Parent ’20, ’23)
2 months ago
Mr. Malarkey never stopped giving back to Marian!