The obituary notice of Malcolm CAMPBELL

Malcolm
thanks
for the times you took & brought me back from work at Wallsend in your hillman imp.
thanks
for the nights out playing pool around felling pubs.
thanks
for our yearly trips with the leam lane club to Whitby.
thanks
for every Sunday morning having a drink together & playing bingo. Well I played bingo I dont know what you were doing as I was the only one that ever won.
& last but not least
thanks
for being my brother.
John
by the way I haven't forgotten to buy Eamon a drink
for you know what.
tarra

RIP Grandad Thank you for everything you’ve done for me I wouldn’t be where I am today if it weren’t for you I love you and I’m going to miss you dearly until we meet again

Malcolm, we travelled far and wide, on my motorbike carrying jars of tropical fish, in search of that elusive "Best In Show" award, (sounds like Crufts, doesn't it?), but we did manage to win many, many "Best In Class" prizes. Your dedication to the hobby was all-encompassing as well as addictive, and you were highly respected, not only as an aquarist, but also as a very knowledgable and fair judge in your own right. You either raised or bred some of the best Red-tailed Black Sharks, Kribensis and Discus in the North East - much to the envy of other aquarists!
As a brother you were always there for me. I'll miss you and you'll always be in my thoughts.
David

You always made me laugh and made me feel welcome in your family your going to be a big miss RIP Malcolm never forgotten 💙

Mal (Fred as we fondly called him) Taken too soon a lovely funny man who had time for anyone and would help you if you needed it.Blessings you will be deeply missed by many.I hope you have the wee Betty there to keep you company.A devoted man to his family miss and loves you.Rest in peace sleep well lovely blessings and light xxx