PALMER, Malcolm Bradley “Mal”

Malcolm Bradley Palmer

"Mal"

01/08/1974 ~ 24/09/2023

Family and Friends are invited to the Celebration of the Life of Mal Palmer

On THURSDAY October 5th, 2023

 in the Stratus Reflection Space at Bunurong Memorial Park

790 Frankston Dandenong Road, Dandenong South.

Commencing at 11:00am.

For those who cannot attend, Mal's service will be live streamed via the following link:

https://smct.org.au/view/870150554

Private Cremation

34 Tributes

  1. Mark Palmer
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    Rest In Peace Rompipalle. 💔
    Going to miss sharing our love of country music, tagging each other on socials, trying to get the one up on each other on the next big thing in Country music. Lol, I’ll cherish the last concert we went to in the One tonner with you banging on how clean the windows were. Had you only known that I cleaned those bloody windows just cause you were getting in the car. Mr Fuss pot!!
    I Love you Mal, im really really going to miss having you around mate. 💔

    • Matthew Palmer
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      I’ll try being there if work allows it.

      If the family would like it I’ll be willing to play one of his favourite songs on the day

      • Mark Palmer
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        Thanks Mathew, but the service is organised and music sorted.

  2. Ryan
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    Didn’t know you long mate but had a blast at the snow. Was so keen to one day do a ride with you. Will miss the “updates” and May you rest in piece. Cheers Lloydy

  3. Martin Peters
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    Rest in Peace Mal.
    To a great bloke with an infectious smile. You always had time for a chat and made everyone feel special.
    Tonight I will raise a glass in your honour.
    I’ll miss you mate.
    Condolences to the family. 💔

  4. Leigh Schnerring
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    RIP Mal, I’d only met you a few times, but I know you were an awesome bloke, and an amazing brother to my great friend Mark.
    Condolences to your family and friends.
    Go rest high on that mountain !!

  5. Roy Davey
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    Sincere condolences from the Davey family. For our short time together at Oakleigh Dragons junior footy Mal was an absolute gentleman and superb with the kids. A smile you couldn’t beat.
    Will miss you mate, rest easy.

  6. Roberto Carmassi
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    R.I.P. Mal, what a miss, You will in my heart always Rompipalle unfortunately I can’t be there to say see you later. I’ll drinks a glass of vino to cheers you beautiful life Rest in Pace My Friend
    Condolence to all Family 🙏🙏⚘️⚘️🥂

  7. Nicole. Godfrey
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    A wonderful neighbour and friend from my Steele’s Creek days.I am in complete shock.RIP beautiful soul.

  8. Marcela Cotroneo
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    To Roberta and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. I’m so sorry for your loss. I hope that together, along with your love for each other will help you through this sad time.
    All my love and prayers Marcela xx

    • Craig palmer
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      I haven’t seen mal for a long time with me living in Queensland, I’m in shock im gutted I don’t know what to say mate I still remember dad coming home when you were born saying do you want a truck or a brother and I said a brother will never forget you mate see you on the other side .Craig

  9. Enza
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    To Roberta and your beautiful boys, we send you strength, love and prayers and our deepest condolences to hear this very sad news, Mal was always such a cheerful soul who always had a smile on his face, may he RIP all our love David, Enza and family 🙏

  10. Leanne Palmer
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    Mal may you RIP deepest sympathy to Roberta and family thinking of you all for your loss Leanne and Matthew Palmer

  11. Spira
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    So many beautiful memories. I am in shock. May our Lord bring your family peace and love knowing he is in Heaven looking over all of you. Much love your way. 🙏🏻🖤

  12. Brooke Hudson
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    Uncle Mal, Thankyou.
    Thankyou for being strong, yet ever so sensitive. Thankyou for making me feel safe and loved in your company. Thanks for those big bear hugs. Thanks for understanding me and believing in my adventures.
    Thankyou for being a support through my teenage years when home life was a bit challenging. Thanks for allowing me to adopt Shaz as my favourite dog.
    Thanks for always having Oakleigh as a place to visit and stay.
    Thanks for the chats about the mountains, where you would ride and I would bush walk. Thanks for the times at the lodge.
    Thanks for letting “Dougie” to be a household name in our family.
    Thanks for educating me that “Pepsi makes you sexy and coke makes you choke”
    Thankyou sincerely for your efforts at home – all your blood, sweat and tears to improve it. I will cherish the concreting and brick work for years to come.
    I was driving a truck this week and knew you would think “Ken Bruce has gone mad” but knew you would be proud.
    I will always remember how big you loved and how much effort you put into everything. Rest easy.
    Love always, Chook xo

  13. Liz Pappas
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    Rest in peace Mal. I have great memories of times spent with you and Roberta and your boys. You will be missed. Sincere condolences for Roberta and the family. Lots of love.

  14. Barry Ryan
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    RIP Mal, only good memories of the old Hard Card rides at Mt Buller and the random “how are you mate” chats. Thoughts are with Mal’s family and friends.

  15. Mary Ann
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    RIP cousin, as the links are broken and meet again in a better place.
    Deepest sympathy to all the extended family members.
    Remembering Sundays at nans and family picnics.
    Safe Journey
    Love and hugs to all
    Mary Ann (nee Resuggan), Phil and family
    Mum ( nee Hilder) also sends her sympathies and hugs.

  16. Andy
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    Rest in peace Mal. In the short time I knew you, your warmth, generosity, and shared love for motorcycles left a lasting impression. Your absence will be felt, and you will be truly missed. My thoughts are with Roberta and her family during this difficult time.

  17. Jan Palmer
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    Mal. May you RIP. Although l haven’t seen Mal and the family
    for a while, you were never far
    from my thoughts. Mal you will be sadly missed. You bought
    sunshine to many of us with your
    wonderful “Mal”smile. One memory that Mal and Roberta were part of was the building of
    the “Michael Palmer Track” at
    Nepean Special School and many others who contributed thank you. Roberta and family my deepest sympathy and thoughts are with you at this sad time.

  18. Paul Salmon
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    Hard to believe you are gone Mal. The pain must have been overwhelming. We miss you and your creative ideas … you always found a “value add” to take a concept to the next level.

    Sincere condolences to family and all those who are feeling the sense of pointless loss.

    May you know true peace now Mal.

  19. Mary
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    The shock has not settled.

    I can only think about your beautiful boys and their broken hearts. You were such a lovely addition to our block of units. You were always happy for a chat, there was always something stupid to laugh about, always happy to help anyone around you, such a giving person. It breaks my heart that we didn’t really see YOU.

    May you rest in peace now, and may your beautiful boys remember how much you loved them. Such a doting and proud dad. My respects and condolences to the family.

  20. Alan, Sharon & Annabelle
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    Mal – there seemed to be no bounds to the time, effort and thought you were prepared to put into our property at Steels Creek for so many years, and we are very sad to hear of your passing – may you RIP
    Sincere condolences to Roberta and all of the family

  21. Michael Hanney on behalf of St Peter’s Primary School
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    You will be remembered by the staff of St Peters as a loving dad who always put his hand up to help out especially during working bees. Being so generous with your time and expertise . You will be missed but know our school community will look after your family. Rest in peace.

  22. Mark Palmer
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    Beautiful Jan. X

  23. Nev Palmer
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    R.I.P Brother Mal.
    So many fond memories of times spent together. You were always so generous with your time especially when it came to helping those less fortunate than you.
    I think back to all the work you put into helping design the “race track” at Nepean Special School for our boy Michael and his friends.
    The time you’d taken Michael to see his Mighty Bombers play live. I remember the massive smile on Michaels face to this day when he came home.
    Then there was the day you bribed the Garfield Golf course manager to allow Michael on the greens in his wheelchair whilst we hacked our way around the golf course. Always giving,always generous with your time. Always busy doing something.
    Say gday to our beautiful boy Michael in heaven. Tell him Mum and Dad love him and still think of him every day.
    Going to miss you bro.

  24. Mike Dawood
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    Mel I say this to you with a heavy heart it’s hard to believe you are no longer with us, you will be missed as you are a top bloke.

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise with me on site and for all of good laughs along the way.

    To Mel’s family my condolences during this difficult time sending you all love prayers and strength.

  25. Lynette Barnes
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    To my dearest baby brother Malcolm Bradley .
    I can never deny the pain that I carry but would like to remember you as a blessing and a lesson,I want to treasure the life you shared with us especially as a child growing up and throughout your teens you were mum’s little protector always there for her. Rest in eternal peace Mal your resting in your mother’s arms in heaven.You will live on forever in our hearts beautiful man .Love always big sister Netty ❤️

  26. Shaun
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    Rip
    Rip my mate Mal ( Palmie )
    I only got to know you for the last seven years, but those seven years feels like a lifetime
    You were such a good mate and also such a good work colleague. I always enjoyed the days Pouring concrete up the valley with you and will always miss the shit stirring that we all gave each other
    You’ll be extremely missed rest in peace buddy
    Shaun and family

  27. Damo Palmer
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    Hey Mal,
    Unfortunately we never got to know each other even though we are blood.
    I remember bumping into you at the Garfield golf course years back and first thing you said to me was – “well – you are definitely a bloody Palmer”
    We had a chuckle and some small talk and that was it, I don’t know much about our blood lines and history but you struck me as a guy pretty much like myself, easy going, easy to approach and always having a laugh. It made me feel good.
    So sad you are gone, all our thoughts are with your family, rest in peace mate.
    All our love, Damo, Teneille, Zahli, Mila & Deacon.

  28. Ash Palmer
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    Hey Mal

    Although we never got to know each other I do remember crossing paths when I was 13 or 14 years old,
    Although I don’t know any of the Palmer family you came across as a kind person with a good sense of humour

    RIP mate,
    my love and thoughts are with your family

  29. CLM
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    He loved you dearly…..you made him so happy over the last few years. Xxx. Sending all my love

  30. Rosa
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    Roberta and boys u gave a brilliant send of to ur loved mal so proud of u all thinking of u sending u all the strength and support u need at this difficult time ❤️rosa and gasper xx

  31. Rose Gigliotti
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    Such a beautiful service for a man who was larger than life and was loved by many. Thinking of you and sending love at this difficult time.

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