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Yvan lit a candle

Thursday, May 26, 2016

Malcolm was a good man, we all miss him. Rest in peace my friend.

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Mark Ross posted a condolence

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Dear Rose, Greg, Brad and Andrew, My deepest sympathy to all of you during this time. I can't begin to tell you all the things Malcolm would do for his nephews and nieces; taking us to the CNE midway every year, forcing us including myself onto the roller coasters, laughing while scared out of my wits while the coaster descended downward. I have to laugh about those times which I will never forgot. I recall as a kid, sitting on the front lawn of my aunt and uncles home in Pickering, we could hear an oncoming train approaching off in the distance, there was Malcolm blowing the horn waiving at us from the conductors compartment, heading westbound to Union Station. Memories which I and all cousins will never forget. I'm sure he's driving or riding the train onto the next journey. May he rest in peace till we meet again. Mark Ross

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The Greco family posted a condolence

Monday, April 11, 2016

We loved Mac and will always remember him calling us "the savages" because we are from the United States.At the end he showed his fighting spirit and we're sure the children of his blood also possess this inner quality to fight and succeed. No words can express how we felt about Mac.God Bless our friend and his family and all those who spent time with him to help him when he was in need....

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Kathy and Gary Gertz posted a condolence

Sunday, April 10, 2016

Hi Rose So sorry to hear of Mac's passing. He was a true fighter to the end. We know he is on his train to finish his journey home. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. Hugs and love. Kathy and Gary

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Bill Caukwell posted a condolence

Sunday, April 10, 2016

My earliest memories of Malcolm are from high school gym class. He was a fun-loving guy and didn’t have an enemy in the world . . . except maybe the gym teacher. You see, during one class we were playing lacrosse out in the football field and Malcolm called out to his teammates, “get the jackass in the blue track pants.” He was talking about Errol Caetano but unfortunately for him, Mr. Riley was also wearing blue. OOPS!! “5 laps, Thompson.” He stuttered and stammered, and then with a big smile, off he went to do the laps. This was indicative of Malcolm, nothing bothered him and he was always smiling. My condolences to his family, he was a great guy.

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Anne Drysdale posted a condolence

Saturday, April 9, 2016

First knew Mac from our junior high school days. So glad he got to have a career he loved. His strength and determination to survive and live his life to the fullest is a great testament to his love of life and his family. He was blessed to have a close family who loved and cared for him. Although he will be missed I hope the memories made bring the family comfort and joy. Condolences from Dave and Anne Drysdale

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Jane Stennett posted a condolence

Friday, April 8, 2016

Dear Rosemary & family; I am very sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers. May Mac Rest In Peace.

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Mary Bordynuik posted a condolence

Friday, April 8, 2016

My deepest condolences to the Thompson Family as they celebrate Malcolm's life! It's been a long process for each of you and your love and strength gave Malcolm the strength he needed. My thoughts are with you. Mary Bordynuik

Malcolm George Thompson

1953 - 2016

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