I was a classmate of Teresa's at Immaculate High School class of '61. Teresa was a very talented and lovely woman. She was fun to spend time with and her passing leaves a big gap in the world. I will miss her at our annual high school lunches and the opportunity to catch up. My condolences go to her family.

It's hard to believe Teresa is no longer with us. I'll miss her very much! And I'm going to keep her in a special place in my heart, cherishing her joy of life, love of family and friends, and the arts!

With heartfelt condolences to the Malinowski family,
Renko Dempster

I'm so sorry to hear of Teresa's passing and also sorry that I can't attend her mass, but I'm out of town that weekend. I've gotten to know and become friends with Teresa over many years and through many connections. I think first was in the '70s with the Washington Advocates for the Mentally Ill. And then through the Puget Sound Mycological Society, operas and music with Irv, and the Polish Home. She was such a lovely person and I always enjoyed meeting up with her or running into her at fun events. We were never at a loss for conversation!

My condolences to her sisters and family,

Lynn Phillips

I hadn't thought of Teresa in years until a mutual friend in Seattle (where I used to live until the early 1990s) sent me this very sad news about my old and dear friend, Teresa. Before, during and even after her happy (but far too brief!) marriage to Irv Eisenberg, we had many happy times together - and Teresa was ALWAYS in good cheer, smiling and just a damn good friend! I hope that her last days were peaceful and not in pain, but she is now in a better place, and I can only remember her smiling personality and beautiful spirit! RIP, Teresa, your love and friendship will never be forgotten! Joy Daniels Brower; Palm Springs, CA