In Loving Memory of Malcolm Thomas Gilroy, A Much-Loved Husband, Father and Friend
The Crosby community is mourning the loss of Malcolm Thomas Gilroy, affectionately known as Mal, who sadly passed away on Thursday 29th October 2026, aged 67.
Malcolm was a devoted and much-loved husband to Betty, a proud and loving father to his three sons, Rob, Edward and Andrew, and a dear brother to Steven.
He was also a treasured friend to many, including Nick Dean, Simon Newton and Neil Dalton, along with countless others whose lives he touched over the years.
A Familiar Face in the Crosby Community…
Many people across Crosby and the wider Sefton area will remember Malcolm through his work with Sefton Council’s School Crossing Service, where he became a familiar face to local families.
He also worked at Domino’s in Crosby for many years, becoming well known to customers and colleagues alike.
Malcolm was a man who loved his family and his country dearly. Above all, he was a devoted family man whose passing has left an enormous sadness among those closest to him.
His kindness, friendship and the memories he leaves behind will be cherished by all who knew him.
Funeral Arrangements
Malcolm’s funeral service will take place on Wednesday 11th November 2026 at 10.45am at Sefton Parish Church, Lunt Road, followed by committal at Thornton Crematorium.
Family, friends, former colleagues and members of the community who knew Malcolm are welcome to pay their respects.
Malcolm’s Tribute Page and Donations
For further information about Malcolm’s funeral arrangements, or if you would like to leave a message of condolence or make a donation in his memory, please visit his official tribute page.
Tribute to Malcolm Gilroy, 1958–2026
(The family’s tribute page link)
Remembering Mal
The loss of someone so deeply loved is never easy, and Malcolm’s passing will be felt by his family, friends and the many people who knew him throughout Crosby.
Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with his wife Betty, his sons Rob, Edward and Andrew, his brother Steven and everyone mourning his loss.
From everyone at Sefton Bubble and Crosby Bubble, we extend our deepest sympathies to Malcolm’s family at this very sad time.
Rest in peace, Mal. ❤️
Malcolm Thomas Gilroy | 1958–2026
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