John J. Malcovsky

Miss you every single day.

To you and all my other 1970 Golden Knights brothers who have passed: RIP

I did not know that John had passed away. He was always very kind to my son, James, at the Winooski train show, and on the other occasions we saw him. He was indeed a great guy and we will miss him. My heartfelt condolences to his family and those close to him.

John and I go way, way back to Ashley Street School and the Silver Superette market in Westfield where we worked in our teens. The last time I saw John was at graduation in 1970. We only reconnected through the wizardry of the internet and information from our 50 high school reunion.

To John's family, my sincerest condolences. To John, peace. Eternal peace.

Lurch was a good man and good friend to all. Barney, Loyko, Frenchy and others will welcome him and keep them laughing for all days to come.

So very sorry to his family and to all who knew and loved him.I am so glad I got to spend some time with hm at our 45th reunion .
I am privileged to have known him and to have been his friend. Rest in peace Lurch.
Rich Chesney

Our condolences to the Malcovky family.

So very sorry for your loss J.P. and Andrew and friend Barb. John was a very much loved cousin and will be greatly missed. Kathy and Jerry we are so sorry for the loss of your brother. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Cherishing memories of the good times with family.

John and Barb were the life of many railroad club gatherings. In more recent times, John and I became breakfast buddies. We'll miss your larger than life presence. May the big roundhouse in the sky have plenty of Legos for you!