Lloyd Malchow, chairman and CEO of breast brachytherapy developer SenoRx of Irvine, CA, died March 14.
The company had announced on February 8 that Malchow was taking an indefinite medical leave of absence to undergo medical treatment for cancer. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
Malchow was "an exceptional leader, business colleague and friend," said John Buhler, SenoRx president, chief operating officer, and acting CEO. "He leaves a legacy of excellence and accomplishment as a business leader. His SenoRx family will miss him tremendously."
Malchow will "always be remembered for his passion and commitment to both his work and his family," Buhler added. "Through his compassion and tenacity he inspired all of us to be our best."
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