Condolence: Shirley,Ruth,and Lewis: Please accept our deepest condolences.We are so sorry to hear of your dad's passing.Our hearts go out to you and your family at this time sis.May God give you peace and strength in these days ahead knowing your dad is with Jesus,the one he loved and lived for so genuinely; and now is gone home to be with.I know how close you were to your dad and what a great influence he was on your life Ruth.Please hold close to your heart all the great memories also, to help all of you get through this heartbreaking time.Ruth you were the apple of your dad's eyes,and still will be that will never change.He just has a better view to take care of all of you now my love❤Please stay strong sis and family.We love you and wished we could have been there with you,but still only a phone call away.❤😘 (Matthew 11:28)

Condolence: Shirley,Ruth,and Lewis: Please accept our deepest condolences.We are so sorry to hear of your dad's passing.Our hearts go out to you and your family at this time sis.May God give you peace and strength in these days ahead knowing your dad is with Jesus,the one he loved and lived for so genuinely; and now is gone home to be with.I know how close you were to your dad and what a great influence he was on your life Ruth.Please hold close to your heart all the great memories also, to help all of you get through this heartbreaking time.Ruth you were the apple of your dad's eyes,and still will be that will never change.He just has a better view to take care of all of you now my love❤Please stay strong sis and family.We love you and wished we could have been there with you,but still only a phone call away.❤😘 (Matthew 11:28)

Condolence: Aunt Shirley and Ruth, Sorry to hear about Uncle Malc's passing. When I think of him I'm reminded of visiting him and Nanny in Pacquet. Quite often you'd find him either cleaning fish or cleaving wood. He always had a kind word and a smile. In later years, him and Nanny moved to Baie Verte and lived with us in my Mom and Dad's home. Uncle Malc would often take out the button accordian and play a tune for Nanny; at times he played the spoons and often a melody on the harmonica. He had a love for music, people and God. We used to joke about him finding a woman ... until he met Aunt Shirley! I remember his excitement and at the same time, his bashfulness. He couldn't believe he found such a wonderful treasure! (I was so excited to see the ring he bought for Aunt Shirley.) He looked forward to spending the rest of his life with her. Aunt Shirley (from my memory) was very shy but I believe over the years Uncle Malc helped bring a balance. When Ruth came along - well - Uncle Malc beamed with joy to be a Daddy and to have a little girl of his own flesh and blood. For many years he had longed to be married and become a Dad. When Ruth was born, his main dreams had been fulfilled. He was very outgoing and accepting to everyone he met along the way. Today I encourage you, Aunt Shirley and Ruth, to continue on in your faith and hope with memories that will carry you through. There will come a day when you will meet again. Love and prayers to you both.

Condolence: Dear Shirley, Uncle Lewis, Ruth, Wayne and families...... shocked and saddened to hear of your loved ones passing.....May you find comfort and rest knowing he is not suffering anymore and has gone to be with the one whom he loved and lived for. He is waiting for you all and one day soon you will be reunited again.....keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers. Love and prayers from Heinz & Suzette Werth

Condolence: Aunt Shirley Ruth and family I am sadden to hear about great uncle Malcolm passing, may you find peace in knowing he has left a special part with everyone whom he meant. Baby Eden will be told all about him and what a kind and gentle man he was. Love Summer Chatman and Baby Eden Corner Brook

Condolence: Shirley,Ruth and Familes I am so sorry to hear about Malcolm's passing, may you find peace in his rejoicing in Heaven with his loved ones, he will be sadly missed but forever remembered by all whom he touch on earth. Bonnie Coombs-Wieler Corner Brook

Condolence: To Ruth and Shirley. My heart hurts for you today has you lay your love one to rest. Malcolm was a very kind man. Every time he would see me he would always want to know how I was doing. Ruth just remember how much your dad love you and all of the wonderful times that you shared together. Your dad will always be in your heart even thought he is gone he will always be watching over you and love you. Melissa Pelley Pine River mb

Condolence: Aunt Shirley and Ruth My heart is sadden to hear of Uncle Malc's passing. I remember growing up next door to Uncle Malcolm. He was such a gentle man that loved the Lord. I am the youngest of Uncle Malc's brother (Baxter). We all loved him so much. It is a great feeling knowing that we will meet again. I can only imagine the joy in heaven when he got to join his loved ones gone before him. Please know that you are in my prayers during this difficult time. God bless you all. Hugs

Condolence: To the Norman family, I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. May the memories you hold dear comfort you in your time of sorrow.

Condolence: Ruth, Wayne, Shirley, Uncle Lewis and Family; We were saddened to hear of Malcolm’s passing. I know he will be greatly missed by all who knew him. He lived the true example of a Godly man, and always had a smile. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Condolence: Aunt Shirley and Ruth, So sorry to hear of Uncle Malcolm's passing. A will respected gentleman who loved and served the Lord with all his heart . The Bible says absent from the body is present with the Lord. May the peace of God cover you today and in the days ahead. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Eileen & Kev.

Condolence: Hi Shirley and Ruby: We are sorry to get the news of Malcolm's death. Our sincere sympathy to both of you and your families. You might not know, Shirley, but Malcolm's Dad was Nun's Dad's brother and his Mom was his Mom's sister, which makes us a little bit closer than cousins. Nun was Malcolm's senior by eight years, and has fond memories of times together in Pacquet during his youth. We will be thinking of you during these very difficult days ahead without Malcolm. The loss of loved ones is always so devastating, as we know from personal experience, and life after the death of loved ones is never quite the same again. We pray that you all will find what is necessary to go on in life. May God's love support you during this trying time. Love, Nun and Shirley.

Condolence: Aunt Shirley, Ruth & Families, I was saddened to hear of Uncle Malc passing. He was my mom's (Cora) youngest brother. Growing up I have many fond memories of Uncle Malc. His love for God, his dedication to care for his mom and his sense of humour. I am sure he is rejoicing with his loved ones gone on before him. In the days to come reflecting on your wonderful memories and a hope of seeing him again will help carry you through this most difficult time. Hugs Sheila

Condolence: To the family, We are sorry to hear of Malcolm's passing we grew up together in Pacquet my sister Grace was married to his brother Jack. We've been away for many years and I haven't seen Malcolm in probably 40 years. I have many fond memories of our younger days together. You are in our thoughts and prayer at this time. God bless you Ralph and Louise Gillingham (Edmonton AB)

Condolence: Shirley & Ruth, saddened to hear of Uncle Malcs' passing. Heartfelt condolences to you both. I spent a lot of time at Nannies house growing up in Pacquet. Uncle Malc was always around to tease his nieces & nephews ! Thinking of you at this sad time. Gloria & Family & Grace Norman.

Condolence: Shirley & family, So sorry to hear of Malcolm's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Condolence: Shirley and family Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of Malcolm. I still remember our first Sunday morning in Beachside in 1978 when Malcolm stood to his feed to give his thanksgiving and testimony to the Lord. He personally welcomed "our new Pastor and his family and I believe God has sent you here". Malcolm lived a very quiet life and certainly was never any cause of concern for any pastor. Malcolm was a faithful man and one of the most honest individuals I knew. He lived his faith and now he is enjoying the fulfillment of what he believed, "to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord". Sorrow is a natural and normal part of separation in this life to a family of love. Be assured we are thinking of you all today and understand how much his passing means to you. May God comfort and strengthen your hearts for the journey until we see Jesus. Blessings Fred and Gloria Stacey Kingston, Ontario.

Condolence: To our Sweet Friend Shirley, Ruth, Lewis and all the Coombs Family.... We were sad to hear of Malcolm's passing and sad that we can't be there with you at this time. I always had the greatest respect for Malcolm, He was a Man after God's own Heart, His very Heartbeat was to Worship his God! ....he lived his testimony, he walked the walk, and he Talk the Talk, nobody would ever doubt , everyone knew he was a Christian.............I remember to this day , when He came to Beachside looking for a Good Woman, that's what he told my Mom...and she pointed him in Shirley's direction. He found a Good, Sweet and Kind woman in Shirley my Friend ! Ruth, Dad will always be with you, and his Prayers will follow his family....just remember Prayers never die !! His Prayers will be answered. Love and Prayers for the difficult days ahead. Sharon and Vera

Condolence: Shirley and Ruth sorry to hear of Malcolm passing he was a great man I will always remember when Cyril was sick he walked from beachside to visit with Cyril You are in my thoughts and prayers Hold on to your memories God Bless you all RiP Malcolm

Condolence: I remember Malcolm with fondness. I remember seeing him walk the roads of Beachside, I remember working with him on the community stage, I remember hearing him testify in church and I remember his gentle spirit. Malcolm showed us all how to walk with humility, how to stand with integrity and also how to live for God. My sympathy goes out to Malcolm's family. I am sure heavens doors opened once he took his last breath.

Condolence: Aunt Shirley and Ruth, We were shocked and saddened to hear of Uncle Malc's passing. He was the youngest of my Dad's (Baxter's) siblings that lived next door to us as I grew up in Pacquet. He was always pleasant and so happy to see us when we came back home to visit. He was a man with a strong faith.You are in our thoughts and prayers as you walk this difficult journey.May your wonderful memories and faith sustain you in the coming days. Love Yordest & Claude Andrews

Condolence: Shirley & Ruth, Sorry to hear of Malcolm's passing. The last brother of my husband, Baxter has gone to meet those who are already home.I watched Malcolm grow from a boy to a fine young man when I married his brother and moved next door to their family home. I have many good memories of this fine, pleasant , caring brother-in-law. I share in your loss and the hope of that great reunion in our eternal home. My failing health makes it impossible to be with you in person during this sad time but rest assured I am there in thoughts and prayers. Blessings and Hugs Almedia Norman

Condolence: Shirley & Ruth: deeply saddened by the news of your loss- Malcom was a good man- a dear friend- he will be missed -we pray that God will grant you strength needed to get through this moment in your life. The Lord is close to the broken-hearted; he rescues those whose spirits are crushed. Psalms 34:18(NLT)

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Malcolm passing, he was one of the most well known men of our little town of Beachside!! He will be missed by all family & friends!! Sending love & prayers to the family.

Condolence: Ruth,was so sorry to hear of your dad's passing.He was a very nice man,he would also stop and chat with us when ever he seen us. Yourself and your mom are in our thought and prayers,hugssssss.

Condolence: Aunt Shirley,Ruth and family I am very sadden to har of uncle Malcolm passing. Rest assure he is watching over you and the days to come. Keep you memories close and cherish them all so dear. One memory that I will always carry with me of uncle Malcolm is that everytime he would see me he would always ask me what that sound and I would giggle then he would reply Merlin pelleys "tac tor". He will be forever remembered by many people whom he has touch. Love Ruby Coombs and family Corner Brook,NL