In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Garnetta Johnson lit a candle.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, The Doom family lit a candle.
Iremember "Mr. Malcolm" from when I was younger as my principal at Senseny Road Elem. School in 1966. As the years went on, he became a close family friend to my parents,Eugene and Lucy Oldt. He was a very loving and caring person and a pleasure to be around. He was always willing to help and never hesitated when I asked him to be a pallbearer at my mother's funeral. He will be greatly missed!! Virginia Compton "peachie"
Twenty years ago Tom Malcolm provided guidance to me as a new superintendent. His love of children and his skills at working with people were models for many of us in public education. Tom was devoted to his family, his community, and Frederick County's school children. His voice and his wisdom will be missed. May God comfort Carolyn and their children in this time of loss.
Ed Hatrick
Superintendent
Loudoun County Public Schools
Tom was a wonderful man. He truly cared about and enjoyed people. He will be truly missed.
Tim, Patsy and Allyson Hockman
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Ray and Robin (Gordon) Bunting lit a candle.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Helena Gordon Moser lit a candle.
Tom Malcolm was one of the finest men I have ever known, a gentleman in the truest sense of the word. I feel a great loss because of his passing and extend my sincere condolences to the Malcolm family. Michael Hough
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Becky Fishel lit a candle.
I was devastated when I learned that Tom had passed away. A former Superintendent of Frederick County Schools, a fellow Rotarian, but most importantly a wonderful friend to so many. This is almost too much to believe. Tom was one of those people that you expect to be here forever - always upbeat, happy, and bringing joy to so many people. I think his true legacy will be his love of kids, my son Michael included. All of our lives are so much richer for having known Tom. Rest in peace, dear friend!
Rich Reedy
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Missy and Chetty Spielman lit a candle.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, John and Jane Gordon lit a candle.
Tom and I played basketball in high school together and had fun doing what boys did in the 1950s and early 1960s. He was a great guy, quality person, and special friend. My wife and I will treasure our many fond memories of times we shared with Tom and Carolyn. Our prayers go out to Carolyn, Mary, and Mark.
Mr. Malcolm spoke with me when I was being recruited to play basketball at Shenandoah University. I felt comfortable taking his advice because he too was a Paw Paw West Virginia resident and understood what probably was best for me. Now I am a teacher myself. Thanks Mr. Malcolm and may you rest in peace.
Rob Spencer Sr.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Pamela Gibson lit a candle.
I had the privilege to meet Mr and Mrs. Malcolm and their children and oldest grand daughter as one of his nurses. Mrs. Malcolm stayed day and night in his hospital room and was a remarkable, loving caretaker. They celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary in the hospital with a bouquet of 47 spectacular long stem red roses in a giant fishbowl vase. I believe Mr. Malcolm's sister was responsible for the flowers. While working with Mr. Malcolm, I learned a lot about his life, career and hobbies. I knew he was a very special man. We had some good laughs together also. I am sorry the treatment he received with us did not help him. I am sending the Malcolm family my sincere condolences. Judith Reiter RN
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Julie M. Kidwell lit a candle.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Janice Herrell lit a candle.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Jayne Gresch lit a candle.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Margie Richardson lit a candle.
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
Tom was one of the most careing people we knew he loved his family,and his many friends. If it was over the back fence,at a function that was going on in the country
or town he always took afew minuets to stop and say hello.Deep sympathy to his family.
he will be truely missed.
Joe and Brenda Lohr
Tom was an amazing man, and friend. I have known him for years, and frankly I'm devastated at his passing. He was a former Superintendent of Frederick County Schools, a fellow Rotarian, but most importantly a great friend to so many. This is almost too much to believe. Tom was one of those people you expect to be around forever - always upbeat, happy, and bringing joy to so many people. I think his greatest legacy will be his love for kids, my son Michael Thomas Reedy included! Tom seemed to have a special connection to kids which I guess explains his lifetime work of trying to make things better for kids. Tom was loved and will be missed by so many. Rest in peace, dear friend!
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Jim and Hazel Petry lit a candle.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Cheryl & Todd Stehlin lit a candle.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Bob & Ruth Martin lit a candle.
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Byron Goede lit a candle.
I had the privilege to meet Mr and Mrs. Malcolm and their children and oldest grand daughter as one of his nurses. Mrs. Malcolm stayed day and night in his hospital room and was a remarkable, loving caretaker. They celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary in the hospital with a bouquet of 47 spectacular long stem red roses in a giant fishbowl vase. I believe Mr. Malcolm's sister was responsible for the flowers. While working with Mr. Malcolm, I learned a lot about his life, career and hobbies. I knew he was a very special man. We had some good laughs together also. I am sorry the treatment he received with us did not help him. I am sending the Malcolm family my sincere condolences. Judith Reiter RN
"My candle burns at both ends
It will not last the night;
But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends -
It gives a lovely light. "
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Tom, you have been a light to so many, and it will continue to shine in our hearts and memories forever.
Love and sympathy to Carolyn, Mark and Mary.
Mike & Veerle Foreman
Mr. Malcolm will be greatly missed! I've worked for a number of superintendents in my career and Mr. Malcolm is the benchmark the others are measured against. He made a point of knowing everyone's name. He was a good friend to Frederick County School's librarians.
Tom was an outstanding Superintendent of Schools. He loved the children and made sure they were the primary focus of the school system. He will be missed.
I will never forget my first day of kindergarten at Senseny Road, I saw Mr. Malcolm. I was scared at first because he was so big but wasn't long that I found he was a very gentle kind man. I am so saddened by the passing of Mr. Malcolm, Frederick County has lost a wonderful man who truly loved children and always put us first! My condolences go out to his family, but there is no doubt in my mind he is wrapped in God's arms at peace.
Robin Howett
I met Tom on my first day at Senseny Road School as a new teacher. We had not met when I was hired. he introduces himself and we chatted for a few minutes. twenty minutes later he introduce me to the faculty like I was a long-lost friend. i will always remember the warmth and kindness he extended this newcomer. His leadership, sincerity and vision will long be remembered in Frederick County and he will be sorely missed. May God's blessing comfort Carolyn, Mary, Mark and family.
I grew up across the road from Tommy in Paw Paw, WV and was best friends with his sister Bonnie. I also knew Carolyn ("Butch) his wife. I remember in high school Tommy was a great basketball player. When his sister Bonnie got married in Winchester, my husband, Charlie, and I were in the wedding party and stayed overnight with him & Carolyn and will always remember "the feather bed".
We express our deepest sympathy to Carolyn and Tommy's children and extended family.
We look back at fond memories of our sons, Mark and Chuck, growing up together from
kindergarten through graduation from James Wood. Our thoughts and prayers are with
Carolyn, Mark and Mary.
Charles & Eleanor Frame
Mr. Malcolm spoke with me when I was being recruited to play basketball at Shenandoah University. I felt comfortable taking his advice because he too was a Paw Paw West Virginia resident and understood what probably was best for me. Now I am a teacher myself. Thanks Mr. Malcolm and may you rest in peace.
Rob Spencer Sr.
Iremember "Mr. Malcolm" from when I was younger as my principal at Senseny Road Elem. School in 1966. As the years went on, he became a close family friend to my parents,Eugene and Lucy Oldt. He was a very loving and caring person and a pleasure to be around. He was always willing to help and never hesitated when I asked him to be a pallbearer at my mother's funeral. He will be greatly missed!! Virginia Compton "peachie"
Twenty years ago Tom Malcolm provided guidance to me as a new superintendent. His love of children and his skills at working with people were models for many of us in public education. Tom was devoted to his family, his community, and Frederick County's school children. His voice and his wisdom will be missed. May God comfort Carolyn and their children in this time of loss.
Ed Hatrick
Superintendent
Loudoun County Public Schools
Tom was a wonderful man. He truly cared about and enjoyed people. He will be truly missed.
Tim, Patsy and Allyson Hockman
I was devastated when I learned that Tom had passed away. A former Superintendent of Frederick County Schools, a fellow Rotarian, but most importantly a wonderful friend to so many. This is almost too much to believe. Tom was one of those people that you expect to be here forever - always upbeat, happy, and bringing joy to so many people. I think his true legacy will be his love of kids, my son Michael included. All of our lives are so much richer for having known Tom. Rest in peace, dear friend!
Rich Reedy
We, Steve and Valerie McLaughlin, lived in the same apartment building iwith Tom and Carolyn in Winchester when the four of us were newlyweds. We look back fondly at those times and are grateful to God for allowing us to know Tom and Carolyn. Though we didn't see each other alot in the years that followed, we remained good friends and experience a feeling of great loss at Tom's passing.
We extend our utmost sympathy and pray for God's sustaining grace to all of them.
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
Tom was one of the most careing people we knew he loved his family,and his many friends. If it was over the back fence,at a function that was going on in the country
or town he always took afew minuets to stop and say hello.Deep sympathy to his family.
he will be truely missed.
Joe and Brenda Lohr
Tom was an amazing man, and friend. I have known him for years, and frankly I'm devastated at his passing. He was a former Superintendent of Frederick County Schools, a fellow Rotarian, but most importantly a great friend to so many. This is almost too much to believe. Tom was one of those people you expect to be around forever - always upbeat, happy, and bringing joy to so many people. I think his greatest legacy will be his love for kids, my son Michael Thomas Reedy included! Tom seemed to have a special connection to kids which I guess explains his lifetime work of trying to make things better for kids. Tom was loved and will be missed by so many. Rest in peace, dear friend!
We, Steve and Valerie McLaughlin, lived in the same apartment building iwith Tom and Carolyn in Winchester when the four of us were newlyweds. We look back fondly at those times and are grateful to God for allowing us to know Tom and Carolyn. Though we didn't see each other alot in the years that followed, we remained good friends and experience a feeling of great loss at Tom's passing.
We extend our utmost sympathy and pray for God's sustaining grace to all of them.
"My candle burns at both ends
It will not last the night;
But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends -
It gives a lovely light. "
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Tom, you have been a light to so many, and it will continue to shine in our hearts and memories forever.
Love and sympathy to Carolyn, Mark and Mary.
Mike & Veerle Foreman
Mr. Malcolm will be greatly missed! I've worked for a number of superintendents in my career and Mr. Malcolm is the benchmark the others are measured against. He made a point of knowing everyone's name. He was a good friend to Frederick County School's librarians.
Tom was an outstanding Superintendent of Schools. He loved the children and made sure they were the primary focus of the school system. He will be missed.
I will never forget my first day of kindergarten at Senseny Road, I saw Mr. Malcolm. I was scared at first because he was so big but wasn't long that I found he was a very gentle kind man. I am so saddened by the passing of Mr. Malcolm, Frederick County has lost a wonderful man who truly loved children and always put us first! My condolences go out to his family, but there is no doubt in my mind he is wrapped in God's arms at peace.
Robin Howett
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Barbara (Eaton) Wescoat lit a candle.
I met Tom on my first day at Senseny Road School as a new teacher. We had not met when I was hired. he introduces himself and we chatted for a few minutes. twenty minutes later he introduce me to the faculty like I was a long-lost friend. i will always remember the warmth and kindness he extended this newcomer. His leadership, sincerity and vision will long be remembered in Frederick County and he will be sorely missed. May God's blessing comfort Carolyn, Mary, Mark and family.
I grew up across the road from Tommy in Paw Paw, WV and was best friends with his sister Bonnie. I also knew Carolyn ("Butch) his wife. I remember in high school Tommy was a great basketball player. When his sister Bonnie got married in Winchester, my husband, Charlie, and I were in the wedding party and stayed overnight with him & Carolyn and will always remember "the feather bed".
We express our deepest sympathy to Carolyn and Tommy's children and extended family.
We look back at fond memories of our sons, Mark and Chuck, growing up together from
kindergarten through graduation from James Wood. Our thoughts and prayers are with
Carolyn, Mark and Mary.
Charles & Eleanor Frame
In honor of Robert Thomas Malcolm, Sharon Clark lit a candle.
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.