Tammy Malone

Birth date: Apr 25, 1959 Death date: Mar 21, 2018

Tammy Ann Malone, 58, born April 25, 1959, transcended, March 21, 2018. Tammy has cleared the final hurdle after an eight-month battle with pancreatic cancer. Free of her failed earthly vessel, family and friends will smile as the Read Obituary

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Karl Smith

384w ago

I can’t tell you how many times I have thought of and tried to locate Tammy over the years, to no avail. We both ran the hurdles for UT and I can tell you this, she pushed me hard when Coach Teri had her run with me. We ran trails together on weekends as we both lived on Riverside, we even studied a bit together. She was such an awesome and TRUE friend, always there when you needed one. My deepest condolence to the young men and her family, I know you will continue to make her proud. So so sorry that this is how we reconnected, God Bless and God ‘speed’.Much love

Becky Mcclenny

392w ago

Oh Tammy Ann! My heart is broken. Your were a wonderful friend, teammate, and neighbor. I still remember the time we got lost running in the hills behind Stanford University, our 4 x 800 relay, 2 x 600-200s an all of those painful runs in Old Lake Highlands after we hit 40. I will never forget you.

Cindy Tolle Jaynes

392w ago

So very sad. My junior and senior year of high school my club team trained at the SMU track so we got to know one another well. I looked up to her a lot. She took me under her wing and gave me great wisdom about track and life. I fondly will remember the special times and talks we had before and after track sessions. I admired her work ethic. She was funny and so talented. She will be missed. Prayers for her family as thy navigate through this loss.

Deb (Ferraro) Shope

392w ago

I was a few years ahead of Tammy in high school but I always admired her athletic ability and her gentle personality. She was a hometown hero to the entire community of Portage PA. RIP.

Julee King Pollock

392w ago

This is such sad news to hear that my friend and former teammate has passed on from her sweet boys. Your mama was such a joy to run with at the University of Texas. She always made me laugh, I called her Eighty-any, a play on her last name. I am so very sorry for your loss of her here and I’m praying for you! Love and hugs, precious ones??

Susan Bean Coffman

392w ago

SO SO SORRY TO hear of this news!
Tammy was a graduating senior at UT when I came for my track recruiting visit and she is the one who gave me the tour of the athletic offices as well as the campus. She introduced me to Blue Bell ice cream and eating it out of a pint as we walked around campus. I remember thinking this girl is so nice and how I was so impressed with someone as good as she was would spend so much time with me, even when she would be graduating before I set foot on the Texas track.
Praying for you, Tammy’s family!
Blessings to you!

Denise Armstrong

392w ago

Tammy was a senior at UT when I was a freshman. She was a great mentor and a wonderful leader on our team. Digging deep to get the most out of every day was her passion and strength. I have thought about her so many times over the years and I am so very sorry for your loss.

Deanie Palmer Dudley

392w ago

She was my role model when I joined the University of Texas track program in 1980. Her work ethic on the track was unbelievable.

Teri Anderson Jordan

392w ago

I enjoyed coaching her and and I will always remember as a champion while I coached her at University of Texas from 1980-1984. I loved her spirit. She will be missed.

Chris Plonsky

392w ago

On behalf of Tammy’s alma mater, The University of Texas, and Texas men’s and women’s athletics, we extend thoughts and prayers to her family. Tammy was among the very early elite women student-athletes at Texas in the AIAW (Assn. for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women) era. She and her teammates set the early tone for excellence with their individual and team performances. As the 91st Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays event track & field event commences today (March 28), we keep Tammy in our hearts.

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