Obituaries
Eugene W. Malcolm, Jr., 81
January 10, 2025
Eugene W. Malcolm, Jr., 81, passed away at his Strasburg Township home on Friday, January 10, 2025. Married to his Lampeter-Strasburg High School Class of 1961 sweetheart, Nancy V. (Landis) Malcolm, Gene and Nancy would have celebrated 64 years of marriage in March.
Born in Philadelphia, he was the son of the late Eugene W. Malcolm, Sr., and Virginia I. (Malaby) Malcolm. Gene worked as a horse trainer for 13 years. He then worked for Hamilton Precision Metals as a machine operator until his retirement.
Gene was a family man who was incredibly dedicated to his wife, children, and grandchildren. He enjoyed trips to the beach and weekends at the family cabin in Mifflintown. Through the years, Gene and Nancy enjoyed traveling the United States and Europe. When not traveling, both could be found attending the various activities of their seven grandchildren or watching their favorite Philadelphia sports teams. Having a great sense of humor, Gene provided his family with endless laughter and many memorable “comments.” At the same time, anyone could turn to him for sound advice and a bit of life wisdom.
Gene was an active member of St. Michael’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Strasburg where he served as Treasurer for many years.
In addition to Nancy, Gene’s family includes their son Eugene W. Malcolm, III, husband of Leslie (Kratzer) of Lancaster, daughter Diane V. (Malcolm) Cunningham, wife of Brian of Wellsboro, son, Michael S. Malcolm, husband of Brenda (Smoker) of Strasburg; seven grandchildren, Matthew, Mackenzie (wife of Logan Wagner), Leyton, Riley, Makayla, Madison, and Kate; and his sister Barbara Mortimer of Philadelphia. Daughter Deborah L. Malcolm preceded Gene in death in 1991.
A private service was held for Gene.
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Condolences to the Family
January 24, 2025
So sorry to hear of Gene’s passing, I will always remember the good times I had working with him in foil at HPM, he was the wise one! And passed on much knowledge!
Andy Weidman
January 22, 2025
So sorry to hear about your dad! I have many fond memories of him from our schildhood days, and when Stick was lucky enough to meet him. We are praying for your entire family. Say his name out loud every day – then he will always be with you.
Kim (Kingsley) and Stick Ingram
January 20, 2025
Our deepest amd most sincere condolences to the Malcolm Family. Gene was a workmate at HPM and he was mostly always a positive person with plenty of advice to offer. So much that we labeled his department the Dept. of Knowledege. He loved his family and I enjoyed listening to many of his stories as he did mine. May God bless him
Bob and Barbara Shenk
January 19, 2025
Dear Nancy & Family,
Saddened today to learn of Gene’s passing. Memories of “laughter” and “comments” came back to mind. May you be engulfed in God’s never-ending lovingkindnesses as you remain anchored in His truth. Ps.68:19-20 Ps.94:18-19 Ps.116:15 Heb.6:19 Rom.15:13 Greg & Colleen Coates
January 16, 2025
So sorry. To hear about Gene. We had many good times together. He will Always be on my mind.
Nancy if Carolyn and I can do anything. Please call or stop in. Please stay in touch.
Jim
January 14, 2025
Our prayers and sympathy goes out to the Malcolm family. Gene was a great guy a great friend and he will be surely missed. Prayers and comfort are passed from the Coyle family to your family
Reid Coyle