Malinda Lampkin
I just found out today that Marion had passed away last year. I have known him for over 30 years. I used to take care of his sister when she was ill, and he was in Chiropractic school. He encouraged me and my family to start going to the school for treatment.  It was the best thing I ever tried. He and his family were the kindest people I had meet when I first moved here. He had a heart of gold. I know he is truly missed.  

I have just found out that Marion passed away.  I send my deepest condolences to Laura and the Maloof family.  I grew up in the N. Buckhead neighborhood where Marion worked at the family dry cleaner while pursuing his dream of becoming a chiropractor.  He was a much-needed friend and mentor to a somewhat lost young teen (me).  We would play Ms, Pacman in the store and he would pay me (again much-needed) to clean his 1969 Chevelle SS in the parking lot.  I never did clean it to his standard, but he always paid me anyway.  He gave me my first dating advice - 12yrs old.  He even fixed my first motorcycle (okay, moped), after I wrecked into a car, by straightening the forks with his bare hands.  Marion was strong enough to do anything in my mind then and now and was simply my hero growing up.  I'm sorry that I lost touch for so long and wish he could know that his example was part of my motivation for joining the U.S. Army from which I retired in 2020.  Much love, Brother and rest with Our Lord!

Hello,
My name is Selina Sigafoose. Marion was such a gentle soul whom my parents loved dearly. I am so very very sorry for your loss. He was a wise and selfless man. He shared with me when my father was passing "Selina...if God wanted your father to live, he'd live" I was feeling guilty for taking my dad off life support.
My mother tried to send you a sympathy and it was returned. I found it on her desk, she just passed this past Saturday Jan. 15th at home with all of us by her side. If you read this message, I would love to send the card to you. My email is drselina@comcast.net
Much love to you and yours, Selina Sigafoose and family

Oct. 28, 2021

I just found out today and learned that Marion had passed away ! I want to express my deepest sympathy to Laura, and all three of his beautiful daughters! I surely remember the many times that  Marion came out to the Monastery to fix us . He had wonderful skills as a chiropractor and never will be forgotten. He was a great friend also.
With much Love and Sympathy,
Br. Guerric

I am so sorry I just learned about my friend today. Marion and me went to same high school and had good times together. I express my deepest condolences to the family. Good guy . 

I was facing back surgery with a bleak prognosis of it being a successful outcome. Not wanting to go the surgery route I held off on it. In the meantime Deacon Gary Shantz heard about my situation and recommended a Chiropractor he knew and used. I went to Dr. Maloof and was in total awe of how he was tuned in to me as a patient. His manner was gentle yet direct and after several months of his care I was greatly improved and doing well. There is a difference between cure and care and he was indeed caring. He was a  gentle giant with a sense of humor and great stories. I always enjoyed seeing him at the office or at church and he even cheered me on after Mass when I served as a lector on Sunday. Like everyone I was completely shocked to hear he had died but the funeral today was beautiful. I am sure he loved all that took place today in Church and the remarks made. No doubt in my mind that he is still watching over his wife Laura and 3 daughters moving forward. I am so glad to have known him and will miss him here on earth. I pray for strength for Laura and his family in the days ahead when his loss is even more noticeable. Weill done brother and I love you and appreciated you.

John McNeil
St. Jude the Apostle Church and School
Patient and Friend

Dr. Maloof was not only a great Chiropractor he was a healer. I've had the great pleasure to be a patient and work in his office for a time. He always took special time to be with his patients, he was present and focused on you. I loved his laugh and encouragement, lifting up those around him. He adored his girls and Laura and it warmed my heart. His legacy will live on and I am grateful.  I'm so glad I moved back, to see him before the Father brought him home, not enough time.  I love my friend, I miss him and know I will see him again but gosh "Dude"! I love you Doc.

He was so many things to so many people.
He talked about his patient loving wife, his girls and what a bad butt and mini me Kathryn is.
He talked about other family, jokes, cars, and God.
He was truly  one of a kind!
His last text he said "take care of you!"  He was always concerned for his patients and those around him. The man had 36 hours crammed into 24.
He helped me with my health when 6 other doctors could not.
He saw what needed to be done, taught me and now I'm continuing on my health journey.
I will be forever changed by him!!!
Love ya doc! Til we meet again!

Doctor Maloof healed my headaches and back, but he did so much more:  he was kind to my sons when I took them along on our way home from school, and always made them feel special and important.  He always encouraged me as a father, husband, teacher, coach, and Catholic.  I especially appreciated when we could share our experiences about our children.  I miss him terribly and cannot imagine how difficult it is for his family.  I hope Mrs. Maloof and the girls find the peace of Christ that passes all understanding.  The Eaglens are praying for you all. 

Dr. Maloof was an amazing man. He literally gave me my life back. I don't know where I would be without his help, love, and support. He will truly be missed. Sending love to his wife and daughters. 

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Maloof family. When I started going to see the doc over 3 years ago, I was reluctant that he would be able to help me. With his smile, his insightful advice and expertise, he was able to start me on the right track to feeling better. I looked forward to my appointments which is very rare for me to like going to the doctors.  He always made my visits more then therapy, it was talking with a friend and at times a mentor in life. He was such a good caring man that made you feel loved and that life is precious. I loved hearing about his girls and the challenges they faced in life. You will be greatly missed. See you on the other side Doc. Love you back

I will always remember his dedication to Helping Chiropractors at Parker Seminars to be Successful!  It Brings tears to my eyes, just thinking about his sincerity in his eyes to help others!

Dr Rick Wren

I will always remember with enormous gratitude the times Dr. Maloof came by the All Saints rectory to visit my brother Fr. Joseph Peek during his last months of life.  Dr. Maloof would do his best chiropractic work on my brother in order to provide whatever comfort he could.  Dr. Maloof would always do this out of the kindness of his heart and on his free time, which is something we knew was a rarity.  Thank you, Dr. Maloof, and may your soul rest in the peaceful loving arms of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Please accept our family’s sincere condolences for your tragic loss. We so enjoyed Marion’s strong but gentle manner and great sense of humor. Watching St. Pius volleyball next to him was one long laugh- cheering on great plays, eye rolling at things that could use some improvement, and chuckling over the quirks of the game. We have many happy memories to cherish and hopefully you have the same to sustain you during this difficult time. Best wishes and prayers for the family.
John, Monica, Connor, Chloe, and Alexa Anderton

Dr. Maloof was my chiropractor prior to having an auto accident on 285, from which I walked away. Before I said a word about the accident at my next appointment, he said, "What's wrong Hollywood?" He knew. I'd figured since I walked away that I was okay but I was not. He encouraged me to get counseling and that turned the tide. He was a marvelous human being. My great sympathy to his family. 

To the man who inspired me to channel my inner caveman and to get “scrappy” with life, I thank you! For always going out of your way to greet me with a friendly wave, a warm smile, a generous hug and lots of prayers! Thank you! 
Rest easy Dr. Maloof, 🕊✝️ 
You will be greatly missed! 
Sending love and prayers to his beautiful family and to all who knew him and his glorious love and light!

Xoxox, 

Halie Newman 


My deepest sympathy to Dr. Maloof's family. We have so much fun memories of Dr. Maloof we called him the feel good doctor.  At an office visit we can look forward to, of course, the adjustment which usually comes with a joke, words of encouragement and sometimes a prayer. He will be sadly missed.
Donna Trevor & (Tejay ) Anglin

I only met Dr. Maloof a short while ago, but when he learned I was fighting a chronic illness, he prayed for me. I began to cry, and he said “you seem like a fighter!” I am, but had maybe forgotten it a little bit.

We talked about how he has three daughters, and I’m also the youngest of three daughters. When I was 16 (many years ago), my 51-year-old father passed away suddenly. My heart is so full for his family. Grateful for the short time that I knew him.



A great doctor and friend to all. We will miss you.

Dear Family Maloof and friends,
Our hearts are with you. Dr. Maloof became such an important person in our lives since day one. The first impression of Dr. Maloof was an amazing one. I knew that I was going to be in good hands since my first visit. My good feelings were right. Never in my life had I enjoyed going to a doctor's visit, well except when he used this machine on my knees that I screamed so hard. He said it was for my own good. I walked into the clinic with pain but coming out feeling better from the inside out because of the care and love he had for his patients. It was enjoyable when Dr. Maloof would say "made" to my mother-in-law. A priceless moment. We will cherish those warm and sincere hugs he gave us. Until we meet again Dr. Maloof. Like you asked us, "whose  your favorite doctor?" the answer is, you are our favorite doctor. Love you.
Appenzeller Family 

Dear Laura, Marie, Kathryn, Annie & extended Maloof family:

I cannot find the words to express my sorrow upon hearing of Marion’s passing. He was a sharp, forwarding thinking man with a heart full of love for everyone. It seems as though he never met a stranger. He was truly a people person and had a unique sense of humor. I met him over 30 years ago and he always treated me just like family. He will be missed by many. I know he is already busy manning the pearly gates helping to welcome people home. 

Donna Cella

I will forever have an imprint in my mind of Marion's  shining energy and smiley face when I would come to Atlanta from California.  It would seem like he would come from nowhere and remind me to "just keep adjusting."  When we would have conversations about practice and the business of it all, he would inevitably say something like, "you need to be a Chiropractor."  I knew he had such great respect and passion for service to his profession and I feel blessed that I got to know him.  Always kind, always caring, and always willing to share his insights about the philosophy and art of Atlas Orthogonal Chiropractic adjusting.

Due to technical difficulties Marion’s family was unable to post the full extended version of his obituary to his page. I am including it here below, despite a few technical difficulties of my own, haha, because I’m determined to get this out there to you. I’m aware some people may be unable to view it depending on their configurations, so should you wish to have a copy, please contact me at mary.maloof@gmail.com. I hope you enjoy it, and God bless you. Thank you. –Marion’s sister, Mary


Laura and the girls, my deepest condolences on Marion’s tragic and untimely loss.  I always felt his deep love for you and I hope that and wonderful memories help sustain you at this difficult time.  May he Rest In Peace.

My Deepest sympathies to the Maloof family on the loss of Marion.  
Marion was a classmate at OLA school in Atlanta from first to eighth grade.   I have great memories of all the playground hijinks and adventures from those years.   I remember that, unlike many of the kids, Marion would not swear.   When he was mad or irritated, he would say "God Bless America" rather than @#!%@#!.   Makes me smile to this day.  

Marion was a man of belief, conviction, and unselfish service to others.  He was a mentor to many and touched lives in a personal way.  He had a passion for what he did and genuine care for his patients, friends, and family members.  He will be missed by many.

Dear  Maloof Family ,
Our family became patients of Dr. Maloof less than a year ago.  He helped us in so many ways.   On our first visit, he hugged me and told me we were family now.  He was right.  You don’t get that treatment anywhere else.  He prayed with us, joked with the kids, he would know when I was worried and tried to help, he was truly one of a kind. He talked about his wife and daughters all of the time and you could just see the love he had in his heart for them.  We have honestly never met another man or Dr like him.   I’ve been heartbroken since hearing the news.  Every night my youngest and I pray for you. My youngest, who is 11, says he wishes that he had the chance to tell Dr. Maloof thank you and how much he helped him.  So we say it every night , while praying for peace for the family.   The Spry family love and miss you Doc. 
Sending all our love , 
Jennifer, Jason, Julianna (aka Twisted Sister), Ethan and Emerson Spry 

Thank you Marion for being a great chiropractor, a gentle giant with a loving, giving and serving heart.  May God bless you. your dear wife and your daughters you loved so much.


Marion, I was undone when Rob got the call from Troy. And I couldn’t believe it and cried half the night. People like you don’t die - however I’m sure Dad was happy knowing that he would see you again. I can’t attend your funeral because it would be too hard on me. Laura I am so sorry for your loss and mention that to the girls too.   Since I lost Bobby I have to rely on the kids to take me places. God bless you and keep you. Love you all.  Barbara Allen

I was so sad to hear of Marion's passing. I was a classmate of his at Cross Keys. In fact we went to our Junior prom together. He was a kind and caring person. Always had a smile on his face.
I know he will be missed by his family and friends. I pray for you all.

Our family was devastated to hear of the sudden passing of our dear friend  and talented Chiropractor, Marion. He was a man of deep faith, who on more than one occasion, prayed at the foot of the table either for  my husband, Douglas or I,  for Divine Guidance as to the best way for him to treat us. We will miss him tremendously. I will really miss those strong hugs and God bless you’s💝✝️
. “ Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you were loved beyond words, and will be missed beyond measure”. 🙌Author Unknown . Hugs, Margo Monohan 

Marion was the warmest and most giving person.  He really cared for his patients who adored him. 
We met when a friend told me Marion could fix my back and get me moving again, and they were right.  His patience and expertise took away the pain and gave me a freedom I hadn't had for years.
Then I had the pleasure of getting to know him on a more personal level as we had similar interests and business goals.
Monthly dinners and the occasional call from him to bounce an idea by me turned into deep discussions about all things in life.
I am still in shock of his passing, and each day memories flash through my mind about him.  I miss him and sending prayers for his family.  
WHAT A GREAT MAN!


Dr. Maloof was a truly caring and compassionate professional.  He loved his patients and the care he was able to provide them.  I feel honored to have been both a  recipient of his care and a partner in the care for our mutual patients.  He will be missed.
Dr. Bob Finkel

I will miss the smiles, goofy laughter and the bear hugs.  Thank you for making the world brighter and sharing your faith in God. You were a true blessing in my life and I hope to see you again at the pearly gates. Ps put in a good word for us all here.

I was shocked to hear of Marion’s passing. We met many years ago at a business networking group. My son and I became patients and friends of his as well as my parents, brother, sister-in-law, niece and nephew. Marion made such a difference in all of our lives. He took care of all of us like family. He truly cared about his patients, spoke with such love about his wife & family, was just such an awesome man and gave so much of himself to others. He will be truly missed. Thoughts, prayers, hugs and love to all the people whose lives he touched that are just as devastated as we are at his passing. 🙏🏻😘

Across keys Indian good person fun full of laughter rip  marion

I am so sad about The loss of Marion.  He loved his family and chiropractic.  I will never forget all the fun times we had at The Gatherings  with Dr. Sigafoose.  He always checked Sig’s Atlas and he was loved by so many in our group.   We were like family and he had such a great sense of humor.  Rest In Peace my friend and you will be missed at DE.  Love Paula Hedglon.

Marion and family,
I was a classmate of yours at Our Lady of Assumtion School in the early 70’s. I remember you well . So friendly and an all around good guy.
Was saddened to hear of your passing.
I myself just recovered from delta covid after being vaccinated . I was very ill for 5 weeks with pnuemonia and a host of other  
things. I was lucky enough to survive.
I pray your family will have peace during this time of great loss.

I will miss you my friend. We shared many a laugh and fun time at the Gatherings with Dr. Sigafoose.  Rest in God’s arms now and send Sigafoose, Santo and Cecil my best. ❤️

Dr. Maloof, you were one of a kind. Not just a chiropractor, but a friend full of laughter. 
Through al the adjustments, knee work and shoulder work. You always knew as soon as you walked in and started talking to me asking how my day was, you knew I was stressed. 
You will be deeply missed. 
Brooke 

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Marion J. Maloof

29 mai 1962 – 5 septembre 2021

H.M. Patterson & Son-Oglethorpe Hill Chapel

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