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House honors legacy of former delegate Jimmy Malone during emotional session

January 08, 2025 | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Maryland


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House honors legacy of former delegate Jimmy Malone during emotional session
During the House Floor Session on January 8, 2025, members took a moment to honor the memory of former delegate Jimmy Malone, who passed away last month. Malone, who served as vice chair of the Environmental Matters Committee for 12 years, was remembered fondly by colleagues and friends for his mentorship and dedication to first responder issues even after his retirement in 2014.

In a heartfelt tribute, a member of the House acknowledged Malone's impact, stating, "You were never alone with Malone," a sentiment that resonated with many present. Family members, including his wife Darlene, daughter Danica, and son Jimmy, were in attendance, alongside Maggie McIntosh, a former chair of the Environmental Matters and Appropriations Committees and a close friend of Malone.

Following the tribute, the session proceeded with a quorum call, confirming the presence of 135 members. The majority leader then moved to adjourn the House until Thursday, January 9, at 10 AM, marking the end of the session.

This meeting not only reflected on the legacy of a respected public servant but also highlighted the ongoing commitment of the House to support community values and remember those who have made significant contributions to public service.

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