In Loving Memory of Mallory Dwayne Jordan

Novemember 4, 1960 - January 28, 2004

Mallory was the baby of our family,
he was called the Caboose,Because he was the last child
our parents would have, so he was the end of the train. Smile
Most of us knew him as "Booty", another nickname he got stuck with.
Mallory was full of life and had many plans,
but on January 28, 2004 he made his journey home.
There he was greeted by his brother Buck and many family and friends.

The Broken Chain

We little knew that morning
God was going to call your name,
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we do the same.

It broke our hearts to lose you,
You did not go alone,
For part of us went with you
The day God called home.

You left us beautiful memories,
Your love is still our guide,
and though we cannot see you,
You are always at our side.

Our family chain is broken,
And nothing seems the same
But as God calls us one by one,
The chain will link again.

~Author Unknown~

Our family chain has been broken twice now,
Boyd Allen Jordan (Buck) 08/29/1953 - 12/27/2002
Mallory Dwayne Jordan (Booty) 11/04/1960 - 01/28/2004

Our hearts are broken but both of you are always
in our thoughts and hearts, we miss you terribly
but we will see you again when our time on earth is over.
Love, Your Dad and Mom, Debra, Harry and Rhonda

Mallory's favorite song is playing on this page,
he would pull off the side of the road when this song
came on the radio and wouldn't moved until it was over.
Now he is Safe in the arms of an angel.
Where there is No sorrow and No pain.
Mallory lived in alot of pain in his lifetime.
He was ran over by an 18 wheeler many years ago
and praise God he lived and was able to walk
and he could do just about everything he wanted to do,
after his recovery period.
But he had alot of pain that he lived with
because of his injures.
But he didn't let it get him down,
he was a fighter and kept going.
He also had a bad wreck driving an 18 wheeler
in October 2003, took alot of his scalp on one side
and the doctor told him he would probably never have
hair on that side again, but as soon as he was released
he got right back in that rig and went right back to driving again.
Mallory was a kind and gentle man, full of love and laughter.
He loved his family and his friends.
He was a very proud Pee Dee Pride Hockey Fan
and went to most of the games.
The picture below is one of him with his special designed makeup
that he always wore when attending the games.

Mallory's neices and nephews knew his love for eagles and
had the picture made for him .

Mallory you may be gone but you will be never forgotten.