Malcolm John BARROWMAN

We are very sorry to hear of Malcolm's passing and our sincere condolences go to Marlene and the immediate family . We enjoyed the family celebrations that you had and the opportunity to play music at these functions . It has been a pleasure to know you and who knows ,another gig could happen again sometime. RIP - Ray Hopkinson and the ''Midlife Crisis'' entertainment Group.

Dear Marlene, please accept sincere condolences from us in Scotland. Even though we were only able to meet you and Malcolm once, we have great memories of you both. He was such a lovely and friendly person. He will be missed by many people, most of all you. All our love. Kay and Len.

Dear Marlene, please accept our vey deepest sympathy in your loss of Malcolm. Our thoughts are with you . Sincerely Pat and Raewyn Bishop

My condolences to you Marlene - May lovely memories help you through this sad time. Colleen

Marlene, sorry to hear of Malcolm's passing. Brings back many old memories of our New Plymouth days. Thinking of you. Kaye & Terry Carter

I first met Malcolm when I was 15 when my dear Craig took me to meet his parents. Malcolm (and Marls of course), made a huge impression on me - so welcoming, hospitable and easy to get along with. It was the beginning of what would be many more years that we all became like family - treasured times spent together enjoying wine(s), Malcolm´s BBQ and pastry dessert expertise, good advice, banter about sport, travel and cheek from his son shared freely between us all. What a gentleman. Thank you...

Thinking of you Marlene. I also remember Malcolm visiting our family in the school holidays in Christchurch and heading off to play cricket at Linwood Park with Derek. Always so laid back and full of smiles. So sorry we are can´t make it tomorrow but we will be thinking of you and remembering the fun times spent with both you and Malcolm over the years. It was a privilege to know him. Love Heather and Dave xxxxx

We were very sorry to hear of Malcolm's passing. Thinking of you Marlene. Sue & Gary Broughton

The New Plymouth Old Boys' cricket club wish to acknowledge the passing of former committee member Malcolm Barrowman. Malcolm was involved in the club during the busy years of the early 1980s and was a significant contributor to the club's fund-raising efforts and pavilion enhancements at the time. He was awarded the Old Boys' 'Club Person of the Year' trophy in 1983 for his contribution to the club and is well-remembered by many club members. Our condolences to Marlene and the family. Brian...