Background
Maloney, Lucille Tinker was born on March 13, 1920 in Twin Falls, Idaho, United States. Daughter of Edward Milo and Lillian (Schaefer) Tinker.
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Lucille Tinker Maloney
Edit ProfileEducation
Frank East. Maloney, February 20, 1943 (deceased).
Career
Teacher"s certified, Idaho State University. Student Washington State University, 1941. President, U.Fla. Women"s Club, 1960-1961, Gainesville Women"s Club, 1974-1975, Friends of Five Station WUFT-television, Public Broadcasting, 1976-1977.
Chairman, organizer Gainesville Spring Pilgrimage, 1976.
Founder, president Thomas Center Associations, 1978-1980. Vice president U. Florida Art Gallery Guild, 1981, president, 1982-1984.
Member Florida Governor"s Challenge Program Committee, 1981. Trustee Florida House, Washington, 1975-1980.
Chairman Santa Fe Regional Library.
Board, 1980-1981. President Gainesville Women"s Forum, 1984-1985. Member Executive Commission Florida for Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Centennial.
Board directors Classic 89, National Public Radio, 1987-1996.
Trustee Displaced Homemakers, Santa Fe Community College. Advisory board Gainesville for Thomas Center Gardens, 1985-1996. Board director Florida Performing Arts Affiliates, 1990-1996.
Achievements
Membership
Trustee Displaced Homemakers, Santa Fe Community College, Florida House, Washington, 1975—1980. Advisory board member Gainesville Thomas Center Gardens, 1985—1996. Board director Florida Performing Arts Affiliates, 1990—1996.
Member Lucille T. Maloney Conference Room, Thomas Center. Member of Howe Society Rare Books (board directors), Florida Women's Network, International Platform Association, Altrusa International, Gainesville Chamber of Commerce (public affairs committee member 1983-1984), Florida League Conservation Voters (board directors 1983-1996), Florida Trust History Preservation, Civic Chorus, Foundation Promotion Music, History Gainesville, Inc., Friends of Music, Florida State Museum Associates (president 1985-1987), Friends of Library., Heritage Club (board governors), Gainesville Garden Club, University Florida Club.
Connections
Married Frank E. Maloney, February 20, 1943 (deceased). Children: Frank E. Junior, JoAnn Maloney Smallwood, Elizabeth Maloney Hurst.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1941
Awards
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Recipient Florida Leadership pin Governor LeRoy Collins, 1961, Distinguished Svc. award Women in Communication, Incorporated., 1975, Appreciation plaque Station WUFT-television, 1977, Cmty. Svc. award Gainesville Sun, 1979, Appreciation certified Rotary Club Gainesville, 1980, Paul Harris fellow Rotary Club, 1986, Svc. Above Self award, 1991, Gainesville Area Woman of Distinction award Sante Fe Community College, 1987, Outstanding Svc. award Junior League, 1980, Bicentennial plaque Alachua County Bicentennial Committee, 1976, plaque Gainesville City Beautification Board, 1990, College Law U. Florida, 1993, 1st Lifetime Achievement award Channel 5, Public Broadcasting Service, Classic 89 Radio and college journalism U. Florida, 1994.tempSpaceHonoree Alachua County Girls" Club Board Roast and Toast, 1990, Lucille T. Maloney Conference Room. named in her honor Thomas Center.Recipient Florida Leadership pin Governor LeRoy Collins, 1961, Distinguished Svc. award Women in Communication, Incorporated., 1975, Appreciation plaque Station WUFT-television, 1977, Cmty. Svc. award Gainesville Sun, 1979, Appreciation certified Rotary Club Gainesville, 1980, Paul Harris fellow Rotary Club, 1986, Svc. Above Self award, 1991, Gainesville Area Woman of Distinction award Sante Fe Community College, 1987, Outstanding Svc. award Junior League, 1980, Bicentennial plaque Alachua County Bicentennial Committee, 1976, plaque Gainesville City Beautification Board, 1990, College Law U. Florida, 1993, 1st Lifetime Achievement award Channel 5, Public Broadcasting Service, Classic 89 Radio and college journalism U. Florida, 1994.tempSpaceHonoree Alachua County Girls" Club Board Roast and Toast, 1990, Lucille T. Maloney Conference Room. named in her honor Thomas Center.