Mr. Sheldon Brandon Malcolm

Sheldon Brandon Malcolm entered eternal rest on June 10, 2019. He joins his father, Christopher Mark Malcolm who preceded him in eternal rest. Sheldon attended Catholic schools in New York and graduated from Our Lady Queen of Angels High School.He looked forward to continuing his studies in computer science. He was a special man with a warmth and kindness that inspired every person he met.He was a beloved son, father, cousin and friend. Sheldon was an avid photographer and music enthusiast. He was the most caring friend you could ever ask for. Many of his friends enjoyed his wisdom and thoughtful conversations. His interests included writing music, singing, real action video games and computers. If you ever had a problem with the computer, he had the answers. He also developed a passion of cooking gourmet meals. Sheldon was special to his family and friends. His personality was equivalent to a bright shining star for everyone he met. He had a huge positive impact on his new neighbors in North Carolina, young and old. Let us give thanks for a young man who accomplished having a passion of genuine love, and accepting nothing less in return. It will be said, “WE LOVED HIM”. Sheldon gave us a good heart from which the laughter came. Even, in death he gave of himself to us. He gave us a kindness and a strength fused into a human courage to seek peace without fear. He gave us his love that we too, in turn might give. He gave that we might give to another until there would be no room, no room at all, for hatred, and the arrogance which converged in that moment when he was taken away from us. Those who shared his joy for life and survived to cherish his memory are: his mother, Deborah Malcolm son, Spencer Linwood Akamu’kai and soul mate Sade Denise Knight. Eight aunts,Peggy Stephens, Denise Belton and Gail Belton of Brooklyn, NY.Antoinette Mitchell, Mary Ann Stephens, Sheila Stephens, Kerry Mitchell of California and Maxine Malcolm of Toronto, Canada. Nine unclesRobert Belton, Jr., Bernard Belton and Michael Belton of Brooklyn, NY. Marlon Malcolm of Florida, Michael Malcolm, of Toronto, Canada, Kenuhuan McKoy, Garnet Stephens, Kevin Stephens and Norton Mitchell of California. A host of great aunts and, uncles, cousins, and friends. He will be forever in the hearts of all those who knew him.

Mr. Sheldon Brandon Malcolm

January 21, 1998 - June 10, 2019