MALCOLM THOMPSON

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. i am a life-long friend of Janets. hope to hear that she is doing well. Sadly, I have lost touch recently. Could a family member contact me with her whereabouts. Thanks.

I´ll always remember my rides with Malcolm to Corning, Syracuse or wherever TaskStream´s business took us. Thanks for the education Mal Strange

So many laughs reverberate through the decades. Such deep appreciation and wonder at the planets and stars. Astronomy was so wonderful, in part, because it encouraged our imaginations to flourish. We had fun and learned so very much. To the teacher who stood on the desks and spun kids in swivel chairs to demonstrate rates of rotations. There could never be a better teacher.

Malcom was a force of nature--funny, kind, brilliant, creative--and a thoroughly awesome teacher who instilled in me no less than a life-long love for astronomy. A bright star has left earth and will be dearly missed.

Dear Thompson Family, I was a student of Mr. T's Einstein's Universe class in 1981. He was so wonderful! He made learning beyond fun with his brilliance and sense of humor. I am so sorry for your enormous loss. Let his memory be a blessing.

Malcolm was a no nonsense guy who always got to the core of the issue. He was a great friend, chef, husband and father. We have know him since 1985and value every moment we spent with him and Janet. Rest in peacewith the Gods.