Dr. Jeff Maludy

Dr. Jeffrey C. Maludy died peacefully on 04/20/2025 at the Hospice of NW Ohio in Toledo, Ohio at the age of 72. Dr. Maludy was a beloved father, grandfather, supportive friend, and compassionate and brilliant Cardiologist. He was well-loved by his patients and was always able to teach complex medical topics in a way that was accessible to anyone.

Dr. Maludy was born in Toledo, Ohio in 1952 to George and Betty (Bonis), who preceded him in death. He grew up with his sister Pam, Uncle Jim and Aunt Katherine, graduating from Sylvania High School (now known as Sylvania Northview) in 1970. A lifelong Michigan fan, he did his undergraduate degree in Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan, before going to medical school at the Medical College of Ohio. His internship was spent at Indiana University in Indianapolis, IN, before completing his Internal Medicine training at The Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. He returned to the University of Michigan to complete a fellowship in Cardiology and Nuclear Cardiology. He worked at Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center for over 3 decades and opened his own practice where he cared for hundreds of patients over the years.

Dr. Maludy enjoyed sailing from a young age, a passion that continued into his adulthood. Jeff was an accomplished and heroic sailor, racing his boat aptly named the “Adrenalin” in regattas around the country. Dr. Maludy also enjoyed spending time outdoors, skiing, and playing and coaching soccer.

He is survived by his wife, Sue; Children Nick (Betsy), Danielle (Ashlynn), and Kyra (Sydney), as well as his step-children Aileen (Katie) and Andrew; and Sister Pam (Irv) Maye. His grandchildren, Kaia, Sophia, and Peyton will miss their beloved Pappou. In addition to his parents, Jeff was also preceded in death by his Aunt Katherine and Uncle Jim.

A Memorial Burial Service for Jeff will be held on Saturday, June 28, 2025, at 10 a.m. at Toledo Memorial Park. Those wishing to attend are asked to please gather near the cemetery office at 9:50 a.m., and await the procession back to the grave.

The family wishes to thank Dr. Lawrence Elmer and Mary Scott, NP UTMC Neurology for years of upstanding care. Thanks also to Hospice of NW Ohio for honoring the promise of comfort at the end of his life.

Memorial Contributions may be made to The Parkinson’s Foundation of NW Ohio or to The University of Toledo Foundation: Parkinson’s Research.