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Malcolm Henry Villarrubia

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Malcolm Villarrubia Obituary

Mr. Malcolm Henry Villarrubia, III left us on March 19, 2007, at age 24. Born May 14, 1982, he is the son of Malcolm H. Villarrubia, Jr. and Mona Villarrubia and the brother of James Villarrubia. He is the grandson of Shirley C. Villarrubia, the late Mac Villarrubia, and Jim and Helen Hayes of Knocklong, Ireland. He is also survived by many uncles, aunts and cousins. He graduated from St. Clement of Rome Elementary School, Jesuit High School and Louisiana Scholars College. He was pursuing a Master's degree in English at the University of New Orleans. An Eagle Scout himself, in the difficult months following Katrina, Malc accepted the position of Scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troop 491. He served a number of times as a summer counselor for the Muscular Dystrophy Association and more recently for the Tulane Summer Camp. As a graduate assistant, he worked for the UNO International Study Abroad Program. Malcolm was a tender-hearted young man whose exceptional personal talents were used to serve others, especially scouts. He loved fishing, reading, photography, Percy Quin, his family, and his many, many friends. Malc had a ready smile and a wonderful sense of humor. He will be sadly missed. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral mass at the Chapel of the North American Martyrs at Jesuit High School, 4133 Banks St., New Orleans, LA on Friday, March 23, 2007 at 1:00pm. Visitation will be at church from 10:00am until 1:00pm. Interment will follow in Metairie Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Troop 491 of St. Clement of Rome Parish in Metairie, LA. LAKE LAWN METAIRIE FUNERAL HOME is in charge of arrangements. To sign and view the Family Guestbook, please visit www.lakelawnmetairie.com.

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Published by The Times-Picayune from Mar. 21 to Mar. 23, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Malcolm Villarrubia

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87 Entries

anonymous

April 24, 2010

Malcolm was a classmate of mine when I was in grad school at UNO. He and I often chatted before and after our courses, and I remember being in awe of his enthusiasm, brilliance,and sense of humor. He came into my mind today, and I just wanted to pay my respects and say a prayer for him and his family. God bless.

Bill McGinty

March 30, 2010

Dear Malcolm and Mona,
so sorry to hear about the sad death of your son. may he rest in peace. maryann, sam and I will remember to pray for you all. We live in Milford, PA. [email protected]

With fond memories of long passed days at Heythrop. best Dr.Bill McGinty.

charlotte killough-cain

September 1, 2008

Hi Mal--I was looking for you on the
internet-and discovered this heart-
breaking find about your son. I am
so sorry for you and all your family.
I was thinking about you alot in the
last few days--I hope you all are all
okay during this storm.
You are in my prayers.
Sincerely-
charlotte

Larry Torres, Jr.

March 19, 2008

Malcolm,
It's been a year today since you left us. I know you are in a better place but I wish you were still here to grace us with you smile. I miss all the good times we had together.

Sid Gaudet IV

October 11, 2007

Mr Villarrubia

I did not hear until recently about Malcolm. I knew him at Jesuit, as I was friends with your nephew TJ. He was a great person, and he will be missed by many. I wish you and your family the best.

Johnathan Graham

July 30, 2007

Dear Mr. Villarubia,
My prayers are with you and your family, as well as with Malcom.

Owen Le Blanc

July 27, 2007

Dear Malcolm,
I'm so sorry that you and your family have experienced this tragedy; it seems only yesterday that I was at your wedding in Southampton. May God be with you and support you in this time.
-- Owen Le Blanc, Jr.

Paula Russell

July 4, 2007

Malcolm, I don't know if you remember me. My name is Paula Russell; we worked together on a committee. I was using my boyfriend's computer to try to locate you& get in touch w/ you in case you'd heard about me, and came across this excruciating message. I hope you get this and are able---when you can---to respond. You were always such a good co-worker & friend, and my boyfriend is from Covington/Metarie, so we get over that way often. However, this news is so much more poignant. I am so sorry; I don't know any details, but I know you and your family are Godly people; know you are in my prayers, and contact me if/when you are able.
Sincerely, Paula Russell (Lake Charles)

Kristen Haydel

May 10, 2007

I'm sorry I didnt know about this sooner, I enjoyed spending time with Malcolm in Innsbruck
I'm so sorry for the loss

April 29, 2007

A Friend

April 14, 2007

O my dearest family, some things I'd like to say...
but first of all, to let you know, that I arrived okay.
I'm writing this from heaven. Here I dwell with God above.
Here, there's no more tears of sadness; here is just eternal love.

Please do not be unhappy just because I'm out of sight.
Remember that I'm with you every morning, noon and night.
That day I had to leave you when my life on earth was through,
God picked me up and hugged me and He said, "I welcome you."

It's good to have you back again; you were missed while you were gone.
As for your dearest family, they'll be here later on.
I need you here badly; you're part of my plan.
There's so much that we have to do, to help our mortal man."

God gave me a list of things, that he wished for me to do.
And foremost on the list, was to watch and care for you.
And when you lie in bed at night, the day's chores put to flight.
God and I are closest to you....in the middle of the night.

When you think of my life on earth, and all those loving years
because you are only human, they are bound to bring you tears.
But do not be afraid to cry; it does relieve the pain.
Remember there would be no flowers, unless there was some rain.

I wish that I could tell you all that God has planned.
But if I were to tell you, you wouldn't understand.
But one thing is for certain, though my life on earth is o'er.
I'm closer to you now, than I ever was before.

There are many rocky roads ahead of you and many hills to climb;
but together we can do it by taking one day at a time.
It was always my philosophy and I'd like it for you too...
that as you give unto the world, the world will give to you.

If you can help somebody who's in sorrow and pain,
then you can say to God at night......"My day was not in vain."
And now I am contented....that my life has been worthwhile,
knowing as I passed along the way, I made somebody smile.

So if you meet somebody who is sad and feeling low,
just lend a hand to pick him up, as on your way you go.
When you're walking down the street, and you've got me on your mind;
I'm walking in your footsteps only half a step behind.

And when it's time for you to go.... from that body to be free,
remember you're not going.....you're coming here to me.

Ruth Ann Mahaffey (author)
©Copyright 1998-2007

Pamela Metzger

April 12, 2007

I am saddened beyond words to learn of Malcolm's death. Malcolm was my son's first camp counselor at Ripples well before Katrina. Malcolm made a profound impression upon my then five-year old son. He looked to Malcolm as a role model and a friend, and each year, when camp time rolls around again, Cole eagerly asks, "will Malcolm be there?"

I can only imagine how hard this is for Malcolm's friends and family. Malcolm will live on in the thoughts and memories of the many, many lives he touched.

April 11, 2007

Mona Villarrubia

April 11, 2007

Malc, I miss you so much. Your smile still melts my heart when I look at your picture. As your mother it always hurt to see you anxious; I wanted to take away all your worries. Well now you are at peace. No more expectations, no more fears about the future. But I have a hole in my heart, a Malcolm shaped hole, and nothing will ever heal it until I see you again and hug you and kiss your scraggly face.
I love you, forever,
Mum

Malcolm (Dad) Villarrubia

April 1, 2007

Malc,
My sweet, tender, beautiful boy. Mom and I loved you so, so much. Without your bright smile the world is starless. May the merciful Lord caress you forever in his gentle and calm hands until we meet again, waist deep in the warm water, feeling the gloop along the shores of heaven. At the end you quoted Heart of Darkness; I had always hoped that you would remember "God's Grandeur": "For all this, nature is never spent; There lives the dearest freshness deep down things." No fear now; I have remembered it for you. You were always that freshness for mom and me. And we for you. I know you knew that. You were (are) God's freshness deep down [in] things. May the sweet lord always remember your many, many acts of kindness and generosity and care and service and love for others. Be at peace, be at peace, be at peace, at last and forever. I love you.
Dad

Andrew Riche

April 1, 2007

I am more than proud to write that I was a classmate with Malcolm at Jesuit High School, particularly in the MCJROTC; and as many who knew him could tell, he loved cutting up in class, even "ribbing" his friends at times. I was the recipient of many of these "ribs," but it was through Malcolm's joy and sarcasm a reassuring message: That life cannot be taken seriously all the time; you have to live loosely and breathe the fresh air.

Sometimes Jesuit felt a little short on air in those muggy classrooms, but Malcolm was such a bright display of vibrancy in life that I knew he had so much more to do after 3 PM. I also knew him casually at the University of New Orleans, and I am glad that he continued his education as a graduate student, which pains me even more to hear this news. Malcolm was a great guy, he loved his friends, and he never stopped living, even if it doesn't seem that way right now.

Malcolm, you were a great friend, a fine person, and I know that you are in a better place. God bless you, and my deepest sympathies are extended for the entire Villarrubia family.

Eduardo Perez

March 28, 2007

Dear Mr. Villarubia and family:

I was a student of yours many moons ago at Jesuit, but I still remember you as one of my favorite teachers. I was perusing the alumni section of the JHS website and happened upon the tragic news of your son's passing. As you know, an alumnus's connection to Jesuit is deep and abiding, and the death of any fellow Blue Jay feels like a death in our extended family, especially when one has some connection to the person, no matter how attenuated. I never met your son, but I have been moved by what others have written about him here. He was clearly a truly exceptional young man who lived what Jesuit taught -- being a "man for others." As the father of two young sons, I can only begin to imagine the immeasurable pain you and your family are feeling. I can only offer my deepest heartfelt sympathies and prayers. May God bring you the peace and comfort only He can provide, and, with the passage of time, may happy memories replace your sorrow.

Ed Perez '86
The Woodlands, TX

Ashley Bryars

March 28, 2007

Dear Mr. & Ms. Villarrubia -

I knew your son through a friend, and he participated in our neighborhood activities as one of us. We loved him as one of our own. We wish you peace. Your friends....Coronado Avenue in Driftwood Park...

Sister Jane Aucoin, csj

March 27, 2007

Dear Mona and Malcom,

I share your deep sorrow over Malc's death. More importantly, though, I share your faith in God's great, absolutely immeasurable love, which welcomed him with unimaginable tenderness. I pray that you, too, may soon experience some of that tenderness. With deepest personal regards and my promise of prayer,

March 26, 2007

To the Villarrubia Family
I didn't know Malcolm very well, if at all, but he and I shared an American Literature class together this semester. When I first heard the news about his passing from my mom, who teaches with Malcolm's dad, I didn't realize he was the same person that I had just had a conversation about hunting with, literally a few days before. I put two and two together today, and I can honestly say that my heart is sad. In that short conversation that I shared with him, I could tell how sweet and kind he was. He was always sharing comments in class, and he always seemed to know so much. I had class with him on the day that he passed, and now, going into the classroom, and seeing his empty seat just breaks my heart. As I stated before, I didn't know him very well, but my heart and my deepest sympathies go out to Malcolm's family and friends. He, and all of his loved ones are in my thoughts and prayers. Rest assured that the English Dept., faculty, and students will never forget him. I'll miss hearing his input in American Lit. class on Mondays and Wednesdays. God Bless Malcolm and his family.
A student...

A St. Clement Parishoner

March 26, 2007

To the Villarubia Family,
What a beautiful tribute to the life of Malcolm. To see so many friends and family celebrating his life and mourning his passing was a sight to behold. And at the end, one lone Scout standing sentinel at his hearse, giving the Scout salute. We shall never forget Malcolm and keep you always in our prayers.

Chenee' Chagnard- Roheim

March 26, 2007

Dear Mrs. Villarrubia:
Malcolm touched my life before he was even born. I was in your theology class when you were pregnant for him. You openly discussed your pregnancy with our class and during "Come Lord Jesus" Prayer Group, I watched your stomach move and asked if we could feel it and you did not oppose. It was a wonderful experience for me to feel his little body moving inside of your womb. I had never experienced that before; You told us, "it feels like a little butterfly."
I later had the pleasure meeting the entire family Malcolm and James at a Jesuit Fund raiser he was so polite and a very happy young man. I was happy to have met him because he touched my life when I was probably his age at that time and it made a very lasting impression upon me. I'm deeply sorry for your loss. May God console and heal your family at this difficult time.
Much love,
Chenee' Chagnard Roheim
Mount Carmel Academy Class of 1985

Shawn Shields

March 25, 2007

Mrs. Villarrubia,

I just learned the news about Malcolm's passing at SCR's Life Teen Mass tonight. My prayers are with you and your family.

Shawn Shields (MCA 1989)

Jon Turnipseed

March 24, 2007

Hey Malkeezy, We miss you alot man... You would have been proud of the way your life was celebrated. I had never imagined seeing 4 of your ex girlfriends in the same place..You got an entire school off for a half day and i know you would have appreciated that. I just wanted to tell you how beautiful the ceremony was. I got to meet alot of the people you would always tell me stories about, and that was good. You will be missed in everyday life because you could make the most insignificant things seem beautiful. I miss our natchitoches conversations we had on francis st. I miss the rides to and from school together. You're a great friend and confidant. Keep your chin up like you always did. Love you man

Joshua Plant

March 23, 2007

Mr. Villarrubia,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. You and your family are truly in my prayers.

-Josh Plant "02"

Lisa Johnson

March 23, 2007

Dear Malcolm, Mona, and James,
Peace. My heart aches for you as I just learned of this news of Malcolm. There are simply no words I can find to convey what lies in my heart. Do know that I lift each of you up in my prayers and I especially pray that you will find your strength for this journey in God's grace. Love, Lisa & Reid, Lilliana & Matthew

March 23, 2007

Although I didn't know Malcolm very well, the news of his passing is very shocking and tragic. I sat in the back of our American Lit. class every Monday and Wedneday morning. The few conversations we had, he was a charming, warm young man. My deepest sympathies for Malcolm's family and friends.

Charles Nunez, Jr. '00

March 23, 2007

Malcolm always set the tone, no matter who was around him. As upperclassmen we were each leaders in the JROTC, while as lowerclassmen we were crammed towards the back of the band with all the other woodwinds during the carnival season. I remember his genuinely good nature and the not-so-infrequently wry remarks he'd share with his fellow Jays. They'd often make me laugh on days when I needed a good one.

Patrick Browne

March 23, 2007

Mr. Villarrubia,

Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

-Patrick & Kim Browne

Chanel Baiamonte

March 23, 2007

Dear Mrs. Villarubia, There are no words that can express my sorrow over you losing Malcolm. I pray that Jesus wraps his arms around you and your family to give you the strength and comfort that you need at this time. Chanel Chagnard Baiamonte MCA '81

Beth and Bob Ebberman

March 23, 2007

We met Malcolm only once, but he made a real impression on both my husband and me. He was very personable and friendly.
We cannot possibly understand the loss of a child. We can only offer my condolences and prayers for you and your entire family.
To James, our son Ryan was a Freshman in the Band the year you were drum major. You were such a good example to our son while at Jesuit. Truly subscribing to the ideals of Jesuit. We will keep you in our prayers.

Lori Redpath

March 23, 2007

Mona, You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. I do not have the right words to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. Lori Redpath(group)

Scott Egler

March 23, 2007

Malcolm, you will be sorely missed. -_-

manuel de la rua

March 23, 2007

Malcom, may the peace of the Lord be with you. We will always cherish the many ways in which you and your family touched mine.

The de la Rua family (Alexander, Nicholas, Greta, Deborah and Manuel)

David B.

March 23, 2007

Dear Malcolm,
I will miss those few nights every year that I shared with you on which I felt that I was understood, that I wasn't alone in the world. Words cannot express the difference you've made in our lives. You will never understand how much this loss means to myself, my family, and everyone else who has been blessed to cross paths with you. God Bless You And My You Rest In Peace.

Renee Bujol

March 22, 2007

Dear Mal and Mona,
Please know that we are with you always in your hour of need. My family joins the others to give you strength at this great loss. You will always be in our prayers and our heart.
Sincerely,
Renee Bujol

Betty Barnewold

March 22, 2007

Malcom was truly a remarkable young man. He picked up the leadership role of scoutmaster after Katrina and did as wonderful job. Upon seeing him at the Eagle dinner at Barreca's he shared his thoughts and winning smile with all of us and was modest about his accomplishments with the troop. I remember the car washes asnd all of the projects the guys worked on to attain their ranking, he was always there and encouraged the other guys. He was one of the "9" eagles the year Steffan, Jonathan, The Theriot twins, Bobby Kurtz, David Crobert and the other three.also told us about the time he spent in Australia.

He will be sadly missed by all of the member of the troop, especially the young men he encouraged.

My thoughts and prayers are with all of your family and his friends in such a great loss to all. I was taken aback at the news, it just seems to hard to believe for the loss of someone so special.

Betty & Steffan Barnewold

March 22, 2007

mary jo irino

March 22, 2007

I did not know Malcom,personally, but my son attended Ripples last Summer,and all of the camp counselors who worked with him are deeply saddened by your lost. I've have heard nothing but wonderful things about your son. My heart grieves for you. You are in my prayers. God needed another angel and Malcom met that criteria.

Melanie Stringer

March 22, 2007

It was a pleasure to spend time with Malcolm at Camp Sunshine for many years. He touched all of our lives in many different ways. His compassion for camp was evident, especially for Alex. His presence will be missed, although I know he will provide Camp Sunshine with many rays of light throughout the week and always.

Becky Villarrubia

March 22, 2007

Uncle Mal, Auntie Mo and James,
I don't have to tell you how much Malc means to me. He had such a beautiful heart, always wanting to give to others and share his contagious smile. He was my cousin, my friend, my comedian and my brother. Our family is large, with plenty of shoulders to cry on, ears to listen and love to give. Know that I am always here for every one of you and my love for Malc will live on forever.

Richard O'Connor

March 22, 2007

I am very sorry for your loss. Your family is in my prayers.

-Richard O'Connor

Gloria Doran

March 22, 2007

Mona and Malcolm,

My thoughts, prayers, and love are extended to you and your family. Please know that I have always admired the both of you. Even though I have not seen either of you in a long time, I will always treasure the years that we shared together as friends and co-workers.
Love, Gloria Doran

Janet Patterson

March 22, 2007

Dear Mona, Malcolm, and James,
We know only too well the depth of sadness engulfing your family now. My heart aches for you.

Karen Cantrelle

March 22, 2007

Malcolm and Family

You have my deepest condolences. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

Amy Stevens

March 22, 2007

My deepest condolences to the whole family. Melcolm and your family are in my prayers.

Don Nolan

March 22, 2007

Dear Mona, Mal, and James:
Besides knowing Malcolm as a young cousin from all of our family gatherings over the years, I had the wonderful opportunity and privilege to become close to him and to James during the years they came to my office every month. Im sure those were not the most favorite times for them, but it gave me the opportunity to get to know each of them closely. I will always remember Malcolm as such a polite, cheerful, intelligent, and friendly young man. Many people have written in these tributes of his winning and ever-present smile. That makes me smile even more when I think of the boys. It has always been obvious to me that Malcolm was so deeply loved and influenced by all of his family especially you Mal and Mona as well as Aunt Shirley and Uncle Mac. None of us is ever alone as long as we know that God is always with us as Jesus promised. And Malcolm will always be with us along with all of the other angels who have touched our lives. Keep smiling, Malc, we all need it very much.

Anonymous

March 21, 2007

"What is it to cease breathing, but to free the breath from its restless tides, that it may rise and expand and seek God unencumbered?"
-Kahlil Gibran

Anthony & Monica Monteleone

March 21, 2007

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. May his memory be eternal.

Mary M. Poche

March 21, 2007

The Marino Family from MCA - Mary M. Poche', Susan Marino, Hilda M. Black, Anne Marino and our Mother, Hilda R. Marino, send our deepest sympathy to you during this most difficult time in your life. May God bless you and give you the strength to move forward. You and your family will be in our prayers.

The ghawaly family

March 21, 2007

To you, whom so loved Malcolm Villarubia, we express our great sadness over your loss. Malcolm was a bright, calm, cheerful young man. Nicholas loved Malcolm and wanted to go on the camping trips "if Malcolm was going to be there." He sheltered Nicholas under his wing, took him fishing, and Nicholas was happy just "to be" with Malcolm. Jeremy also admired Malcolm and looked up to him as an accomplished Eagle Scout. He was so appreciated by all of the Scouts of Troop 491. It was always wonderful to see such a good young man involved with the Scout troop. Please accept an expression of our love as we grieve this tremendous loss with you.

The thoughts and dreams of a lifetime pass like the sun to night
and we hold them to cherish them ...
our hearts hold the light.
The Ghawaly Family
John, Jackie, Lora, Jeremy, Nicholas, and Hal

Madeline Yoste

March 21, 2007

"As the dawn began to break- I had to surrender. The universe will have its way- too powerful to master."

My thoughts are with Mrs. Villarubia and her family.

Jonathan Beals

March 21, 2007

I send my deepest to the family.

Margaret Cochran

March 21, 2007

Malcolm was a wonderful, caring young man who touched so many lives in a positive way. I feel blessed to have known him. He was a godsend in helping me care for my father. You have my deepest condolences. The world will be a lesser place without him.

Joseph Baroni

March 21, 2007

Please accept my deepest and sincerest sympathy.

Maureen Vicknair

March 21, 2007

What a tragic loss of a remarkable young man. Malcolm was admired by so many Scouts, the accomplished Eagle with the sunny disposition and wonderful sense of humor.
Thank you for your kindness and friendship to my son, Zach.
Malc, we’ll never forget you. And you will always be there, for the darkest nights reveal the brightest stars.

Adam Dagley

March 21, 2007

My thoughts and prayers are with Malcolm and his family. Malcolm made such an impression on everyone who knew him. He will be missed. He was my younger brother's camp counselor at MDA camp.

Alexander J Dagley

March 21, 2007

Alex Dagley

March 21, 2007

What can I say but Malcolm was my best friend he was my bother I Loved Malcolm very much and he will be missed.

Harlee Page

March 21, 2007

To an awesome person whom I've known for many years. I met him years ago at Camp Sunshine, from the moment I met him we had some great times. To a good friend, you will always be missed.

Lisa & Eric Dagley

March 21, 2007

Malcolm brought such joy and happiness to our family. He was a counselor at Camp Sunshine for two of my boys. He became a very dear friend not only to them but to me and my husband. Malcolm became part of our family. We will truly miss him. Our prayers are with you and with Malcolm.

Anne & Billy Miller

March 21, 2007

Dear Mona, Mal, and James:

At this profoundly difficult time, please know that we are recalling and savoring many rich, wonderful memories of a child and young man who brought so much love and joy to your lives and ours.

We will keep you and Malc in our thoughts and prayers.

Anne and Billy

webster veade, Jr

March 21, 2007

Last night I lay awake thinking about all of the years I have known Malcolm. Since Malcom and Thomas were about 10 or 11 and joined 491 together. All the camping trips, summer trips, the years he worked with me after school or on holidays and summer fixing up houses. I will always remember the jokes, the clowning the laughter. Malcolm and Mona I feel for you deeply, Mary Ann and I wish you the best. We also send you Thomas, Christine and Stephanie's best wishes as they were all touched by Malcolm. All I can do is say goodbye to a fellow Eagle and know that he is at peace now. Everyone in our families will be praying for him and for both of you.

Sam, Ann, Blake and Alex Johnson

March 21, 2007

Please Lord, watch over Malc. I will be forever grateful for the friendship he has extended to my son Blake and all of our family. Please pray for his family that they may work past the grief to enjoy his memories.

Elvira Doody

March 21, 2007

My deepest felt sympathy for your great loss, I remember Malcolm because I processed his Eagle application,may your family and friends be blessed at this time to give strength and peace has you reach out for one another.

God Bless,

Joe LaHatte

March 21, 2007

Malcom was a wonderful young man. He always came up to me and spoke to me, looked me in the eye and asked about my sons.My son was a camp counselor with him at Camp Sunshine which they both did for numerous years after they graduated from Jesuit.He will be missed and I am heartbroken at the Villarrubia's loss.

Michael Buras

March 21, 2007

Please accept my condolensces on your loss. Malcolm will be in my prayers.

Leigh Nolan Morrow

March 21, 2007

My memories of Malcolm are from early childhood at Conzelmann Memorial Day family picnics. My heart bleeds for every member of your family, for Mal, Mona, James, Aunt Shirley, everyone. As a mom myself now, I cannot begin to imagine the unspeakable grief you must feel over the loss of a child. In my limited experiences with sudden death, no words can possibly console.

In my mind, I'll always remember Malcolm as a vibrant, intelligent and wonderful little boy.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Gerry Stark

March 21, 2007

Mona, Malcolm, James and family,

God, in her infinite wisdom, has brought our lives together. We have been blessed by your friendship. Greg and I offer you our heartfelt sympathy. We hope you will find comfort in your memories of Malc's loving smile and generous spirit. He touched so many lives and we hope this sharing will lift you. Just as Malc will not be forgotten, please know you will not be forgotten in the difficult days ahead.

See! I will not forget you...
I have carved you on the palm of my hand.
Isiah 49:15

Sending you our love and prayers,

Bro. Roger Shondel, O.P.

March 21, 2007

Prayers and Sympathy go out to the entire family of Malc Villarrubia.
May God Bless his soul!

Antoinette Villio

March 21, 2007

Malcolm, Mona & James,
My heart and prayers go out to you as you attempt to cope with this terrible loss. No words can express my sadness for your family. Malcolm was a very special person who touched many lives in such a positive way. I know how much his kindness and friendship meant to Robbie. I hope you find comfort in that. You are in my prayers.
Love, Antoinette

Greg Livaudais

March 21, 2007

Malcolm will surely be missed by many. He touched the lives of all that met him. I'll never forget how every time I ever saw him he had a smile on his face. That is my ever lasting memory of him. May God bless his soul and welcome him into his Kingdom.

Jackie Larmann

March 21, 2007

Malcolm, Mona and Family,
My deepest sympathy to you and yours in the death of your beloved son, Malcolm. I will keep your family in my daily prayers.
May it comfort you to know that you have an angel looking over you in God's Heavenly Home.
Fondly,
Jackie Ledet Larmann

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