More detail on this person: Colonel Paul B.
Malone III, USA (Ret.) (Age 84) of Annandale, VA
passed away on January 1, 2014.
He was born at Fort Monroe, VA and the son of
Colonel A.J. Kerwin USAF (Ret.) and Ethel
Emmanuelli Malone and grandson of Major General
Paul B. USA (Ret.) and sertruoe Kerwin Malone and
Colonel Felix USA (Ret.) and Ethel Treadwell
Emmanuelli. He graduated from the United States
Military Academy
at west point in 1952 and earned Master's and
Doctorate degrees in 1969 and 1973 respectively,
from The George Washington University (GW)
where he was an Associate Professor, Assistant
Dean for 19 years and Professor Emeritus. He was
a long time member ofSt. Ambrose Catholic
Church.
He was predeceased earlier this year by his
beloved wife of 60 years, Ann M .. Malone. He is
survived by his son, Lieutenant Colonel paul B.
Malone IV, USA (Ret.) (Diane +1.); daughter,
Marylee Maloney (James R.); son, Anthony P.
Malone (Marie Y.) and grandchildren, sandra P.
Malone, Katie Ann Maloney,
James P. Maloney and Anthony P. Malone, Jr.
Colonel Malone served two tours in Vietnam and
was severely wounded in action leading his 1 st
Aviation Battalion, 1 st Infantry DivIslon in the
rescue of an infantry battalion that had been
ambushed by a North Vietnamese Army regimeflt in
1967 that is the subject of David Mariniss' book,
IllliY Marched into the Sunlight. After he retired
from the Army In 1978, he was a popular
professor at GW and a prolific speaker and writer
on his favorite subject of leadership in which he
combined humor and his cartooning skills into
leadership consulting authoring two books;
tove'srn and tead'sm and Abuse'Em and Lose'Em.
He was also Volunteered as a docent at the
Smithsonian Institution's Air and Space and Ud var
Hazy Museums and Fairfax INOVA Hospital in later
years. His positive attitude, sense of humor and
warmth touched all that he came in contact.
The viewing will be at Fairfax Memorial Funeral
Home, 9902 Braddock Road, Fairfax, VA on
wednesday, January 8,2014 from 5 to 8 p.m. and
the funeral Will be in the future when he will
join his beloved wife, Ann at Arlington National
cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made In
his name . to VITAS Community Connection
(Hospice care), 1604 Spring Hill Road, Suite 450,
Vienna, VA 22182
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