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Come celebrate the life of Malcolm Taylor
Malcolm’s partner Teresa and his brother Chris Taylor are inviting anyone who would like to pay tribute to Malcolm to join the service at Holy Trinity Church Oud Metha, this Wednesday 11th December from 10am. The service will celebrate Malcolm’s life and allow his family to see his impact on Dubai. Everyone is welcome, whether you knew Malcolm, or just listened to the show and would like to attend.
If you are unable to make the service, please leave your condolence messages below which we will make sure to pass on to Malcolm’s family.
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