Kenneth Malmquist

I served with him in the USAF....nice to see he did so well..RIP.
Ed Cohen * NYC

A kind, good man. Thanks for the reminder of his past presence with us.

To Gail & Family;
So sorry to learn of Ken's passing, and my condolence to you and your family. Ken was a credit to our profession and to the community.
His kindness and talents, shared with others, were greatly appreciated. When giving account of his life to God, I'm sure he will
hear "Well done, good and faithful servant."
David C. Johnson, MD

Andy,Nick,and Casey, my thoughts and prayers are with you all. From
Heather

Andy, Nick, and Casey,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this most difficult time.

Love Bob & Gayle

Gail I was so sorry to hear about Ken. I don't know if you remember me but talking with you, and Ken, was one of the highlights of my mail route. Even though it has been almost 10 years since I moved to Florida, I still often think of those days.

Dr. Malmquist will be greatly missed by me and all who knew him in the medical community. His many years in the community provided the opportunity for many to be influenced by his medical care, compassion, sense of humor, and friendship.
Many have tried to re-create the hospitality suite at the yearly academy meeting, but none have come close to the atmosphere created by Ken and his crew. The late night poker games, the liquid refreshments, the smoke-filled room, the collegiality and...

I live next door to Gail and Ken. Whenever I'd run over to their house Ken had a quick and ready smile. A classy, loving husband to "My Gail". I will be here for Gail whenever she needs me. I will pray that she has the strength to get through this. I am sure she will as she has loads of friends and some family here. We send the immediate family our sympathy. Donna and Charles Sinclair

Gail, I'm sorry to hear we have lost Dr. Malmquist. I really enjoyed working with him the last 18 months (565 days!!) in the office on Silverada. He was always a gentleman and I can't drive by Bucks lake without remembering his love for the cabin. My sincerest condolences, June Austin