Erica@alaina
I was so sorry to here about malcoms
Passing .I met your dad at work @ we
Started driving home together .at that time my brother passed away.it
Was a lonely time .l remember your dad comming yo my door @saying l dont know if you feel like company yet but I'm just next door l can not Express how much that ment to me.he introduced me to you two and made me feel like part of a family.l looked malcom so many times for wisdom and advise he was a mentor to me.lregret so much not being there  in later years l thought about visiting malcom many times and dont know why l didnt knowing malcom l know l would have been welcome.l know he loved you both so much you're dad and yours will always be in my prayers. Keith

Malcolm brought a smile and a story to work every day.  He beamed with pride as he talked  about his time with his daughters and their children, while sharing his latest pictures of his grand babies.   
I was always inspired by Malcolm and will carry the life lessons he shared forever.

Dear Erica and Alaina,

On behalf of myself and your dad's associates at  Remco I would like to extend sincere condolences to both of you. 
Malcolm was passionate about his work and well liked by his
co-workers his peers and his clients. 
He was always kind and gentle and whenever he saw me, he always had a story for me about you guys and kept me updated as you were growing up,. It was clear that he loved you both.
I wish you both no more sorrow, and hope that you find the strength to pull you through this difficult time. 

Sincerely,
Randy Cohen

Erica & Alaina,
Malcolm and I worked together for many years, and I have  fond memories of him. One that always stands out is Mr. Mills walking through the door with coffees—and new deals! We worked together off and on throughout the years, and during that time, I “heard” you both growing up through all the stories he shared over our two decades of working together.
Your father couldn’t have been prouder of you both whether it was your education, first jobs, marriage, kids, or the challenges you faced. He took great pride in each of your successes, and I had to let you know how proud he was, he loved to share stories about both of you. I, too, have kids (now 25 and 22), so we often traded “proud dad” stories. He was proud of you both —cherish that.
Beyond being a devoted father, Malcolm was highly respected by his peers and customers. His hard work, integrity, and commitment to his role left a lasting impression on everyone who had the pleasure of working with him. He was not only a valued colleague but a friend to many of us.
While we spoke a few times over the past couple of years, we hadn’t caught up in the past year, and I regret not having that chance. But my memories of him are all positive.
Warm regards, RIP Malcolm
George
PS will not be at celebration of Life, am travelling,

Alaina and Erica and family, We were saddened to hear of Malcolm's death. Pat and Malcolm refereed soccer for many years together. He always spoke proudly of his two daughters. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Pat and Peggy Graham.

My heartfelt condolences to you both, Alaina and Erica. Your dad was a wonderful man who was always so kind to me, and I’ll never forget how many times he helped me out when I needed it most. He truly had a heart of gold. He was so proud to talk about his girls—his love for you both was undeniable.

Thinking of you during this difficult time💜

Dear Erica and family,
Accept our condolences for your loss. You gave him so much love and care and made him proud. He will always send you love from above. One more reason for you to keep your head up. We always remember him during your basketball tournaments his passion and care were exceptional. 
Lots of love 
Lidra and Mishel

OBITUARY

Malcolm James Mills

July 13, 1949 – October 24, 2024

MacKinnon Family Funeral Home

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