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by Videx on 15 July 2009 - 07:07
Dr Malcolm Willis (74) is in hospital. The latest news is that he is stable and comfortable. Although he is frail, he still wants Helen to keep him up to date with all the news in the world of pedigree dogs!!
by funky munky on 15 July 2009 - 07:07
I am so sorry to hear this, i have always admired him and he has given me great advise in the past. A true gentleman, my thoughts are with him and his family. Liz
by missbeeb on 15 July 2009 - 08:07
Thanks for the info David. Malcolm Willis has been invaluable to our breed over many years... wishing you well, Malcolm.
by SHERNAA on 15 July 2009 - 08:07
Malcolm Willis is a true Gentlemen who we have great respect for and knew he was always on the end of the phone if we needed to speak to him, Helen we are sure you are very busy so please wish him well from us.
Philip and Kerry
Philip and Kerry
by jaymesie51 on 15 July 2009 - 08:07
Malcolm is one of the true gsd men and i hope he gets well soon i wish him a speedy recovery
jim h
jim h
by Joyce on 15 July 2009 - 08:07
A few of us had a great night over at Helen and Malcolm's a week or so ago.
He is very frail in body, but his mind is as strong as ever, so are his views.
When THE BREED looses Malcolm the German Shepherd Dog will loose one of the Best Friends it is ever likely to have.
I for one can't thank him enough for all the help, advice, and support we recieved when needed.
Hope this is just a blip, and he's back home soon.
He is very frail in body, but his mind is as strong as ever, so are his views.
When THE BREED looses Malcolm the German Shepherd Dog will loose one of the Best Friends it is ever likely to have.
I for one can't thank him enough for all the help, advice, and support we recieved when needed.
Hope this is just a blip, and he's back home soon.
by stevef on 15 July 2009 - 08:07
Helen just a phone call away if needed. Get well soon Malcolm.
by paulie on 15 July 2009 - 09:07
Hello.
I have just put down the phone after speaking to Helen, she has asked me to pass on the news re. Malcolm's condition.
He is very comfortable, and much appreciates the concern and good wishes expressed on this forum, she is hoping to be able to bring him home in the next couple of days, depending on whether she can arrange a Hospital type bed for him, she has asked me to thank everyone for the kind thoughts and good wishes, and she will keep us informed on any developments.
I am sure i speak for the GSD fraternity when wishing him a speedy recovery.
Regards. Paul Rattigan.
I have just put down the phone after speaking to Helen, she has asked me to pass on the news re. Malcolm's condition.
He is very comfortable, and much appreciates the concern and good wishes expressed on this forum, she is hoping to be able to bring him home in the next couple of days, depending on whether she can arrange a Hospital type bed for him, she has asked me to thank everyone for the kind thoughts and good wishes, and she will keep us informed on any developments.
I am sure i speak for the GSD fraternity when wishing him a speedy recovery.
Regards. Paul Rattigan.
by Linda B on 15 July 2009 - 09:07
Keith and I spent a lovely evening with Malcolm and Helen along with Joyce and Eddie just over a week ago. We where all a bit upset at seeing how much Malcolm had deteriorated physically but he is still very sharp mentally and his interest in our breed is still as intense as ever.
Malcolm is a true gentleman always willing to offer help and advice. we wish him well and hope he will be home with Helen very soon.
Linda & Keith
Malcolm is a true gentleman always willing to offer help and advice. we wish him well and hope he will be home with Helen very soon.
Linda & Keith
by Videx on 15 July 2009 - 10:07
Malcolm will really enjoy Cards & Messages from GSD Folk, and from other breeds.
This is the very least we can all do to make him happy.
Please send Cards & Messages to:
Malcolm c/o Our Dogs, 1, Lund Street, Old Trafford, Manchester M16 9EJ
Thank you
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