I was so sorry to hear of Malcolm’s passing. I only knew him for a very short time, he came highly recommended from a friend as a realtor. He was taking treatment at the same time as he was listing my home and I remember him helping me hang a picture-going above and beyond, he was weak and frail but still insisted on helping. He was so patient, kind and helpful and I am sad that he lost his hard fought battle with such a devastating disease. My deepest sympathy to Renate and family.

We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Malcolm. With deepest sympathy of your loss. As with many others, we are one of the realty clients he helped. He was an exceptional person with a wonderful laugh and smile. He will be missed. The Dielschneider family.

We wanted to pass along our thoughts and prayers to Renata and family. We knew Malcolm in the capacity of a realtor and through his due diligence and professionalism he remained in contact with us through the years. He was of course the first person we thought of when selling my mother’s home and I was fortunate to meet with him a year ago and talk at length about our families. We shared the stories of each of us losing our parents and talked as friends, that was how we viewed Malcolm. We are very sorry for your loss and will remember him fondly. The Brockerville Family

Dear Renate & Heather

My deepest sympathy for your loss. I have been away on holidays and I just learned of Malcolm’s passing on my return. He was a wonderful, cheerful, thoughtful man.

I wanted to send you a note but I only had a phone number for Malcolm, no address. Please let me know if there is anything I can do.

It is with sadness and fond memories of Malcolm Mawer,that we send our condolences to Renate and family.We met Malcolm when we were going through an open house of his,a few years ago. We liked him right off the bat and decided if we were to ever move that we’d choose,Malcolm. To our surprise as we didn’t know Malcolm then,that he went above and beyond our need in selling our home.This was Malcolm. He was our friend as well as our “Realitor”! He will indeed be missed. Our prayers are to his wife Renate and family during this time. GOD Bless.

Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of Malcolm. I was actually on the funeral home’s webpage looking for the obituary for my friend’s announcement (Hai Michael Du, 36, who was killed on July 1st at Basil Restaurant). I was going through the announcements and Malcolm’s name jumped off the screen at me. I worked with Malcolm at Petro-Canada for a few years. It was a long time ago, but I do remember how much fun he made my job. He was the bright light in the department and always made my co-worker and I laugh every time he came to entice us to do his work first. I will always have very fond memories of Malcolm. It is very sad news indeed, that such a wonderful man has left us all. He will be missed very much.

Gail Lee

It was an absolute pleasure meeting Malcolm during the wedding of his daughter Heather to my nephew Mark. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family at this tender moment.

Heather

My thoughts and prayers are with you

Please if there is anything I can do for you please don’t hesitate to call

Sandy Hemsing

Malcolm will be truly missed an amazing gentlemen, honest and infectious enthusiasm, helped us buy our house and I worked with him In PetroCanada..he loved life and loved helping people.

I got to know Malcolm while working at Petro-Canada. We had many a discussion as to work related matters. Many fond memories were discussions on matters of life, wine, food, travel, literature and the political world.

Please accept our deepest sympathy and heartfelt thoughts as you deal with the passing of Malcolm my friend. We are sorry for your great loss. I will truly miss his trademark smile

Malcolm never failed to cheer up my day with his fabulous style, hearty laugh and love of life. What a good man he was…

I just wanted to pass on my condolences, and to say that Malcolm will sure be missed. Renate, you are in my prayers. It was nice to visit with you guys when we could.

I wish to send my condolences to Renate, Heather, Mark, Anthony and all of his family. Malcolm was one of the nicest people I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. He was caring and kind to everyone he met. I am so very sorry for your loss and you are in my prayers. Malcolm will be missed by many people.

Vicky