James Thomas Mallory
James Thomas Mallory, age 83, of 1711 Cedar Street, Quincy, died on February 16, 2010 in St. Vincent Nursing Home in Quincy. He was born June 10, 1926 in Palmyra, Missouri. Parents, Benjamin Franklin and Rosetta Mae (Doolin) Mallory. He married Ida M. Pearl in Peoria, Illinois in 1955. She survives.
James was a United States Army veteran of the 5th Army Division.
Before he became ill, he was a transportation driver for the City of Quincy.
He was a member of First Baptist Church in Quincy.
James was a member of the Shriner’s King Solomon Lodge #20 in Rock Island, Illinois and the Elks Esquire Lodge #1648 in Rock Island.
In addition to his wife, Ida, survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Sherlene Simpson and her husband Errol, and Ms. Theresa E. Preston; brothers, Floyd R. Mallory and his wife Ellen of Palmyra, MO, and Lloyd M. Mallory of Silver Springs, MD; his sister, Allene Eston of Palmyra, Mo; and four grandchildren, and his nephews whom he treated as sons, Rev. Sherman Lewis Brown and his wife Charlene, Rev. Floyd E. Brown and his wife Vickie, and a host of relatives and friends.
James was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, and two sisters, a step-brother, and one step-sister.
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Mrs. Idamae:
We are praying for you. God Bless You In Your Time of Sorrow. Hold on to God’s unchanging hands. We love you.
Dear Aunt Ida,
Our prayers and thoughts are with you as we remember the life of Uncle Jim. I will remember family fish fries and barbeques at Uncle Floyd’s house, and watching the two of your almost always together at those events. I will remember spending a night on your boat with my dad,and sharing stories around a fantastic bowl of chili when my father past away. Our children especially loved the stories Uncle Jim told. Aunt Ida, I wish I were there. My God bless you and keep you until we meet again.
With Love, Carma, Stephen, Stephenson, Edore, Mude and Ariene.
Look to the hills from whence cometh your help, for your help comes from the Lord. Always know that God is there with you during this difficult time.Let not your heart be troubled; ye believe in God, believe also in me. The Lord has prepared a place to receive us when we leave this world.
We are praying for the family.
Pastor Jeffrey L Mims Sr
Second Missionary Baptist Church
Vandalia, Mo