Gerald Malloy

05/14/2026

05/14/2026

I’m excited to share we have broken ground on the Robert Smalls Monument at the South Carolina State House. As Chair of the Robert Smalls Monument Commission, I am honored to help see this important project through to completion.

Robert Smalls was born enslaved in Beaufort and went on to change history. During the Civil War, he courageously freed himself, his family, and others by commandeering a Confederate vessel and delivering it to Union forces. He later served in the South Carolina Legislature and the United States Congress, dedicating his life to freedom, equality, and public service.

Monuments tell stories and reveal who we choose to remember. This monument will not merely honor one man. It will honor perseverance over oppression, citizenship over exclusion, service over division, and hope over fear.

I am especially grateful that Republicans and Democrats came together to make this historic moment possible.

“My race needs no special defense, for the past history of them in this country proves them to be the equal of any people anywhere. All they need is an equal chance in the battle of life.”

— Robert Smalls

I encourage you to donate to this historic effort here:
https://www.admin.sc.gov/robertsmalls

State leaders broke ground where a statue of Civil War Hero Robert Smalls will be placed after the state secures funding for the memorial.

05/12/2026

We are thrilled to announce that United States Senator Mark Kelly will be joining us RIGHT HERE in Hartsville this Saturday.
Join us Saturday, May 16th at 11:00am for an unforgettable luncheon centered around public service. Location will be shared 48 hours before the event. Don’t miss it and bring a friend. Tickets are $50.

https://secure.actblue.com/donate/dcdwcluncheon

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to my beautiful wife, Davita, and in loving memory of my mother, Geraldine, whose love and guidance still carry me every day.

Today we celebrate all mothers and the countless ways they shape our lives with love, strength, and care.

05/04/2026

Honored to support Frankie L Johnson Jr F5 Foundation and the incredible work they’re doing in our community.

A huge thank you to Gerald Malloy and The Malloy Law Firm for becoming a sponsor of the Frankie L. Johnson Jr. F5 Foundation!

As a Blue & White Sponsor, he received Four tickets to our scholarship banquet, one complimentary event ticket, recognition during the banquet, and special acknowledgment across our social media platforms.

We truly appreciate your support in helping us make a difference!

04/28/2026

We wanted to let everyone know that funeral arrangements have now been announced for David Lee McFarland, III. The link below includes details for the visitation and service.

We also want to thank everyone for the incredible outpouring of love, prayers, and condolences following the passing of my brother-in-law. Your kind words and support have meant more to our family than we can truly express.

View David Lee McFarland, III's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

04/27/2026

I am deeply saddened by the sudden passing of my brother-in-law, David L. McFarland, III, on April 25, 2026.

David was a beloved brother to my wife, and they shared a close and special bond. His loss is deeply felt by our family, and our hearts are heavy during this difficult time.

We ask that you keep our family in your thoughts and prayers.
Arrangements will be announced by Davis Funeral Home of Hartsville.

04/15/2026

I love baseball, and my family and I are always happy to support the Southeastern Baseball Classic!

Thank you to the Malloy Law Firm for their continued support of the Southeastern Baseball Classic!

03/05/2026

And another step closer.

The U.S. Senate has approved legislation to award the Medal of Honor to my friend, Major James Capers. The bill now heads to President Trump’s desk, and we hope he will sign it soon.

In 1967 in Vietnam, Major Capers was severely wounded during an enemy ambush but refused evacuation. Despite his injuries, he continued leading his Marines and directing the fight until every member of his team was safely evacuated.

Major Capers’ sacrifice has been overlooked for far too long.

Let’s get this done!

James Capers Jr. led a small reconnaissance team through an ambush in Vietnam even though he had more than a dozen shrapnel and bullet wounds.

03/03/2026

Today we honor the life and legacy of Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in the fight for justice and a proud son of South Carolina.

Over the years, our conversations were always centered on the same things, the people and the work ahead. He never lost sight of either. He challenged us to stay engaged, to stay hopeful, and to keep pushing forward no matter the odds.

We are losing giants from a generation that reshaped this nation. That reality is heavy. But the charge remains the same. We must continue the work. We must organize. We must build. And we must keep hope alive.

My prayers are with his family and all who were inspired by his life of service.