Dorothea Malone

March 10, 1951 – February 2, 2021

Dorothea Malone, 69, of Houston Texas, passed away on 02/02/2021, surrounded by her friends and family.

Dorothea, born on 03/10/1951 to James E Butler and Evalena Rigmaiden, in Anson, Texas, immediately brought joy and laughter into the world.

She had a long and distinguished career and rose to a respected position at Santa Maria Hostel and was a much-valued member of the team. She will be sorely missed by all her colleagues.

Dorothea was a fiercely dedicated mom to both of her children, raising them to go on to accomplish great things. Family came first and was above all else to Dorothea, a value she instilled in all those around her. The void left by her absence is impossible to fill.

Dorothea was predeceased by Evalena Rigmaiden. She is survived by her daughter, Charlotte Malone-Jones, son, Tom Malone, daughter-in-law, Carol Malone, and grandchildren,  Gabrielle Ortega and Taylor Allen, Christopher Malone, Emily and Rebecca Wallace and multitude of family and friends.

For the safety of all loved ones during this current pandemic, the family has decided to suspend the service until such time that both family and friends can safely congregate to pay their respects to Dorothea Malone.

We encourage you to visit the McCoy and Harrison website and leave your thoughts and prayers on the online guest book for Dorothea Malone.

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Rebecca Rebecca from Dundee, Scotland wrote on February 16, 2021 at 8:57 pm
It broke my heart when I was told you were no longer with us. I know your love for us will continue infinitely and keep us all strong. Nothing I can say here will do justice in conveying the positive impact you had on all our lives with your loving nature. I’m so happy I had an opportunity to make many memories with you despite an ocean separating us. You won’t be forgotten.
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