GALLASCH, Malcolm George

Sending heartfelt condolences, Rosemary, and family. Malcolm was such a lovely person. May the years spent together, bring you great comfort in the days to come. Your working days are over Malcolm, rest in peace. Xxx

It saddens us to know that this wonderful man has now found peace after serving his fellow citizens for almost 7 decades with sincerity and honesty in a profession that he was proud to be a part of. He will be sadly missed by us and many others who were the recipients of his patience, his grace and goodwill. May his legacy be enduring and a lesson for many who follow in his footsteps. God bless you Malcolm for allowing us the privilege of being part of your extraordinary life. RIP with our prayers Ray and Sabah

Our Sympathy and thoughts are with you Rosemary and family. We remember especially, the good times shared at Rotary. Victor and Val Barich.

Deepest sympathy to Mrs Gallash and family on the sad passing of Mr. Gallash. A true gentleman who will be sadly missed. Gwen and Doug Earle. ( Mai’s Accessories.)

On behalf of the Board and Staff at Mildura Health Fund sending sincere condolences to the family on the passing of Malcolm.

Mildura Health Foundation expresses their sincere gratitude for the Dr Julie Zrna Centre being named as the recipient of any donations made at the funeral of Malcolm Gallasch, a highly respected gentleman who gave much to his community during his lifetime. Sympathies to the family upon his passing.

Rosemary our thoughts are with you at this time. We have lost a good friend, a great citizen and a fantastic and gifted engineer. Malcolm, where others feared to tread you made the greatest contribution to highland irrigation efficiency within the pumped irrigation districts following the Chaffey era.
As CEO, Malcolm introduced ‘Water on Order’ giving irrigators access to water 24/7 365 days a year, first to irrigators of the Renmark Irrigation Trust and later to irrigators of the First Mildura Irrigation Trust.
This was also later adopted by the SR&WSC pumped districts of Victoria. This has underpinned the irrigation efficiency of the regions and has had huge beneficial environmental impacts on salinity and drainage in the Murray Valley.
The broader community will be ever grateful for Malcolm’s innovative accomplishments.

Rosemary & family

Sincere condolences on the passing of a very good man ,husband & citizen .
Highly respected professional Engineer who gave great service to communities in his earlier Executive appointments & tremendous value &* contribution to the wider Sunraysoia area in his latterly Consulting practice

Rest in peace Malcolm
Brian Grogan

Rosemary & family

Sincere condolences on the passing of a very good man ,husband & citizen .
Highly respected professional Engineer who gave great service to communities in his earlier Executive appointments & tremendous value &* contribution to the wider Sunraysia area in his latterly Consulting practice

Rest in peace Malcolm

Brian Grogan

Jilly and I would like to offer sincere condolences to Rosemary and Family at Malcolms passing. The Silver Fox as I liked to call him was a great Rotary mate and Friend. He was an honest man and offered so much advice at the rebuild the of Garn Pang Homestead as well as Labour. May you Rest in Peace.

Sincere condolences Rosemary and family, may your memories of the happy times you have had help you in the days ahead. I will miss the dinners we shared with yourself and Malcolm, he was such a gentleman and will be missed.
Jeni & Michael Snadden

On our father’s side of the family we had two Uncle Grahams and two Uncle Malcolms. Only one was a Gallasch.
May he rest in peace.
With Love, and condolences to Rosemary and family, from Lilly, Paula, Phill, Fran, and families 🌹

Malcolm was a great engineer, a great manager and above all a great person. Staff at the FMIT felt that we worked with Malcolm rather than for him
He always encouraged us to discuss alternative ideas to improve the performance of the Trust and the water supply system to the growers.
He will be sadly missed by all members of the water industry and by the community in general
Graham Uchtman

To dear Rosemary
So sorry to hear of Malcolm’s passing. My deepest sympathy is with you and your family. I am sure that you will all be of great comfort to each other.
Take Care
Jennie Waller

Rosemary and family. Malcolm was a rarity – a gentleman and honest man. We remember him through contacts through Rotary especially at conferences and many meetings at Mildura Arts Centre Performances including my race with Malcolm with our walking frames and getting our wheels locked together. Draw strength from the time you had together and remember the happy times.