So sorry for your loss, Mary, Rosie, Kathy and family.  I know Jim will be much missed by all.  May God give you great comfort.
Ann Sherrer

I have so many good memories of my brother that it is difficult to isolate a favorite. As kids, we shared riding go-carts, helping my dad with cars, family trips, helping mom with the garden, playing with cousins, along with the usual sibling trials.  In later years, we still enjoyed family visits, family dinner night, and family trips.  We had a lot of laughs along the way.  His sense of humor was something else. One memory has become sort of a family joke.  Those who knew Jim knew his love a mechanical things.  Even when he was very young, he would take things apart to figure out how it worked, and then put it back together.  He always had model trains, model race cars, etc.  When I was in high school, my dates would arrive to pick me up.  They would sit in the floor and play race cars with my brother; We were often late to the movies because of that.   
The loss of my brother leaves a huge hole in my heart and in my life, but I know he is at peace.  I hope you celebrated your heavenly birthday with dad.  Love you forever Boo-Boo.  Sis. 

Son, I am so proud of the man you became.  Love, Mom 

My name is Fernando Martinez and I worked with Jim at Prevost but Jim was more than just a co-worker he was a great friend as well as a great guy to travel with. Jim and I traveled all over the US, Canada and Mexico and we had great adventures and great memories that forever will be with me. I really am blessed to have known Jim as a coworker but more so as a friend. I will miss our trips together my friend but I know you will be riding your motorcycles and driving your cool projects in Heaven my friend. I will see you one day again my friend.  

Jim was a great man with full baggage of mechanical knowledge. He has contributed in many ways on mechanics training and improve the design of coaches and his trace will remain forever. He was also a good family friend and we spent some good times with you Rosie and Jim during our short 2 years stay in Texas. We will always remember Jim as a kind person, Same for  you Rosie.   Jean , Helen, Rebecca and Joe + new member recently added Madison, Arnault and Hubert. You are in our thought Rosie.  Hope to see you soon. 

I’m Robert Buchwalter and I also had the pleasure of working with Jim for many, many years.  And I was honored to meet Rosie, his beautiful wife.  Whenever we met, Jim always had a hug, handshake, and a smile.    I have tons of fond memories of our time together…and those times were made richer when Rosie shared them!   Jim brightened all of our days with his wonderful sense of humor, which ranged from downright silly to very dry.   My life will always be brighter because of our friendship.   

Thank you, dear friend.   

I’m sure you’ve already found the metal and fabrication department in Heaven and have begun your next project!    

One of my favorite memories with Jimmy was when he had neck surgery and had to wear a device around his neck, we went to Monterrey MX, hotel staff and restaurant staff were asking us what was that around his neck so we agreed to tell them that Jimmy was a secret agent and that device around his neck was a bomb, so if anyone try to kidnap him his heart rate will increase and blow up. So everyone at the hotel kept coming around us just to see him and the device so this device will beep every so often and when it was almost time to be removed it will beep louder then shut down so when device started to beep louder we duck down and Jimmy acted scared so everyone around us were freaking out and looking around so when device stop beeping he took it off and wave at everyone and started to laugh at that point I explained what it was so hotel staff and restaurant were laughing.
We had a free breakfast that day because of Jimmy and his device.
“Cool Beans Baby”

Hi everyone, My Name is Dave Langlois and I would love to share a memory i have of Jim. I was an ex-coworker of his and i met Jim when i started to work at Prevost in 2004.  I still remember this one memory of both of us working at our service center in NJ in about 2010. Jim had been at it all day trying to figure this coach issues and it was not going as planned.  i was tied up with my own customer until i got done with things around 5PM. I jumped into the issues he had and we where up ontop the roof of this coach. it was determined that all the condenser fans where bad .  We had none in stock but we had some from another model that we could MacGyver it to work. We worked a good part of the evening to make all this work and had the coach ready for the customer to be picked up the next morning.  The customer took the unit and as he made it to NY and tried to cross the Lincoln tunnel  he ripped the complete AC unit off the roof of the coach. All that hard work and bonding that night we had. we could only sit back and laugh at the misfortune when we heard that.  Jim , i will dearly miss you my friend  

I worked with Jim since joining the service team with Prevost in 2016.  He was always friendly and welcoming. 

I first met Jim at Ryder Truck Rental in Dallas TX. In 1987. We became good friends. I was his best man in his wedding and he was my best man. 

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James Aulden Malcomb Jr.

3 février 1957 – 28 janvier 2022

Keller's Old Town Funeral Home & Cremation Service

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