Arthur R. Malowney
1932-2021
Arthur R. “Art” Malowney, 89, of Edmond, Oklahoma, loving husband, father, and grandfather, passed from this life into the next on Tuesday, February 2nd 2021. Art was born on January 7, 1932 in Denver, Colorado to Arthur R. and Elizabeth M Malowney. He was a graduate of Denver’s East High School in 1950 and Colorado (A&M) State University in 1954. While in Denver, he met and married Anna Louise Jastram on April 20, 1957. Employed by Phillips Petroleum Company for 32years, he retired in 1986 to the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina where he and his beloved wife, Anna, lived for 16 years before moving to Edmond. In retirement, Art served on the Steering Committee for the Incorporation of the Village of Flat Rock, NC. He was a member of the Interim Village Council, and was one of the first elected Council Members. Being elected on November 7, 1995 and serving for years. While in Flat Rock, Art served on the Church Council of Grace Lutheran Church where he also served as an usher for many years. Fishing, hunting, tennis, golf, traveling, reading, and being with family and friends were his special interest. Thankful for having shared 64 years of marriage to Anna Louise Jastram, he is survived by his daughter, Beth and husband, Dr. James Hooper; his son, Michael and daughter-in-law, Lisa; his daughter, Diane and husband, Jim Henson; six grandchildren, Michael, David, & Jacob Hooper, Meredith and Garrett Henson, and Samuel, “Rook”, Malowney. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the First Presbyterian Church of Edmond, 1001 S. Rankin Edmond, Ok 73034 or to the charity of your choice.
Services will be held at 2:00 p.m., Sunday, February 7, 2021. In person will be restricted to family only. To watch the live stream of the service CLICK HERE to go to our YouTube page. Then click on ‘Videos’ then ‘Live Streams’.
We will surely miss Uncle Art. He held a special place in our hearts.
Our prayers are with Anna and family. Sue and I enjoyed visiting with Art and Anna at church. Art will be missed by all.
It was always a pleasure to be around Art and to laugh with him as he shared his super dry wit!! I l also loved how he looked at his sweet wife!! Such love! 💖 Prayers for the whole family as you grieve.
Uncle Art will be remembered to me as my uncle with a great passion for life. You could see in his eyes how much he loved Aunt Anna. His sense of humor, was his personality, he seemed to be in a state of constant happiness. He was a wonderful man. My thoughts are with you all.
We are sorry for your loss, because we know how special your dad was in your life. We have very fond memories of your parents at our family reunions. May the Lord give you comfort as you move forward in the days ahead. God bless!
Our prayers are with you, as you rest in God’s arms and under His wings for peace and comfort. He and Anna were the first couple we met here at Epworth Villa. We enjoyed our meals and times of fellowship with them.
We have missed them this past year.
Prayerfully,
Herman & Marlene Reece
1 Peter 5:5 & Romans 15:13
Feeling your sadness. We pray
You receive comfort
And peace over the days ahead.
We feel Blessed to have enjoy
Mom and Dad in our dinner club for several years , up until they
Moved to Epworth. We continue to think of them and the fun times we shared.
God Bless you all
Eddie and Maureen Chew