Colette Lo
09-07 2020 13:20
wrote:
Malcolm had a great sense of humour and I'll always remember the witty emails he sent round when there were no teaspoons or forks in the kitchen! A loyal supporter of the UoE choir, sometimes we would chat about the choir concerts and music. He was kind, thoughtul and easy to talk to. After I had a spell of ill-health he would ask me how I was doing. He faced his own illness bravely. We will miss him but will think of him often and his memory will live on.
Colette Lo
09-07 2020 13:20
wrote:
Malcolm had a great sense of humour and I'll always remember the witty emails he sent round when there were no teaspoons or forks in the kitchen! A loyal supporter of the UoE choir, sometimes we would chat about the choir concerts and music. He was kind, thoughtul and easy to talk to. After I had a spell of ill-health he would ask me how I was doing. He faced his own illness bravely. We will miss him but will think of him often and his memory will live on.
