Malcolm Oliver

Today we cry

Today we say goodbye

Our dearest friend has left us here with a memory of him, for us to hold in our hearts.

This memory will not fade, as some do.

He gave to all that knew him, a love, you could count on time tested and true.

There is no replacement for this man in our lives, his presence will be cherished every day and night.

He loved us all and taught us so much.

We’ll miss you husband, father and friend.

Today we cry

Today we say goodbye…….

Mal came from England on a boat at 18 years of age with the Ireland family where he found himself meeting the love of his life in Niagara Falls and moved to Kitchener in 1963.

Mal quickly found friendship with Gary and Pat Koebel and has remained close with the family (Shane, Cassie).

When arriving in Kitchener, he started his machining career at Lattner machine shop which led him to be a proud machine shop owner of L.M.S.

Retired enjoying RV’ing cross country as a snowbird for many years with his wife Jan, and settled for several years in Bonita Springs Florida in their Mobile Home for 6 months of the year.

Mal lived life to the fullest and will be sadly missed by his loving wife Jan of 52 years, his son Lance (Gela)and the many friends of Lance’s some of his closest friends (Scott, Jamie, Ron, Jay) and so many more as well as his closest family and friends, Trish and Lloyd, Kathy and Al, and Jan and Larry

A celebration of Mal’s life will take place at Lance’s house on Monday, July 1st at 2 pm (100 Kimberley Cres. Kitchener).