1949 — 2026
July 11, 2026
Two Island Lake, Ontario
12:00 PM — 4:00 PM

Born in Port Arthur in the spring of 1949, Malcolm was a lifelong learner whose curiosity and zest for life never dimmed. He grew up ski jumping in the hills above Thunder Bay, earned a scholarship to the University of Colorado, and built a varied career that brought him home, at last, to Northern Ontario and the lakes he loved.
His favourite place in the world was the family camp at Two Island Lake. Boisterous, kind, and generous, he loved a good party and was famous for hosting them here. We invite you to join us for one more.
July 10 — Public Reception
Sargent and Sons, Thunder Bay
11:00 AM — 2:00 PM
Speeches at 11:30 AM
July 11 — The Gathering
Reception from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM. A toast and brief remembrance at 2:00 PM.
Food & Drink
Food and drink will be provided throughout the afternoon at camp.
Bus Service
Complimentary buses will run from Thunder Bay all the way to the camp and back. See the full schedule and pickup points below.
We kindly ask that you leave dogs at home — out of respect for the camp and the wildlife around the lake.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Canadian Cancer Society in Malcolm's memory.
Donate OnlinePlease take the bus if you can. Parking at camp is extremely limited and we want everyone to travel safely.
Buses run from Thunder Bay to the camp and back. They drop off and pick up right at the camp.
Depart Valhalla
Depart County Fair Plaza (in front of the LCBO / Hotel parking area)
Depart Dog Lake Road / Two Island
Please don't drive if you don't need to.
Parking at the camp is extremely limited. If you must drive, please park only on the side of Dog Lake Road (not up the driveway) where it is safe and available.
Do not park in the ballpark.
This is a celebration, and we want everyone to get home safely. Absolutely no drinking and driving.
Kindly respond by July 1, 2026