James Herbert

I met Malcome in August of 1969 as one of the 120 fresman football scolarship players @ the University of Az in Tucson. I was immediately impressed with his 'Cool Hand Luke' easy, freindly style. He was not rattled in the least by several of the aggressive, loud and abbrasive coaches whom pushed us continuiously for the first two years. He was talented, strong and tough with good hands. Malcome was the only player I have ever seen whom was able to play football with a tooth pick in his...

Malculm, was a wounderful person and a good friend, always willing to help where ever he could. Elaine and Family you are in our prayers. God will being looking over you all.

My prayers go out to you Elaine, and family. It's been quite awhile since I have seen Malcom, but I remember him to be a kind hearted man. He will be sadly missed. But will be remembered in our hearts.

I remember Malcolm as a big man, being very quite, laid back, and easy going, but he had a big heart and loved life, and he had a jolly laugh. Our prayers go out to Elaine and his family.

Malcolm always had a smile on his face. He was a true man of customer service and will be missed greatly.