Malarie McLamb Memorial
Malarie McLamb, 24
Malarie McLamb, 24, was headed east on Cervantes Street in a sport utility vehicle when she lost control of the vehicle and hit a concrete wall, Pensacola police said.
The crash occurred about 4:30 a.m. in East Pensacola Heights.
The Police Department is investigating if speed played a role in the crash, Assistant Police Chief Chip Simmons said.
McLamb, who was wearing a seat belt, is the first traffic fatality this year within city limits.From Her Frends and Family
Mal was a good friend and she will be missed my sypothy gos out to her friends and family thank you mal for the great times, Amy, Caleb, Merideth , and Mr. and Mrs. McLamb my God Bless and keep you. thankyou. i am malarie's brother. 5/27/2009 12:34:54 PM It is probably a lot easier to lose control of an SUV because of the center of gravity. Twenty-four years old... So young. My condolences to the family. ---PaceGrad 5/27/2009 11:02:53 AM It seems like a lot of the car crashes lately have been with SUV's. A friend of mine was in a crash this past weekend - in a SUV. She is hurt but will mend. She heard metal grinding then lost control. Maybe, SUV owners should be checking their cars??? ---letmespeak13 5/27/2009 7:36:47 AM Our prayers go out to Ray and Debi and to Malarie's siblings. We are so sad with you. ---Barb and Fred Wagner May 28, 2009 00:54:58 I will always remember Mal. She helped me though a lot of problems, and probably got me into a lot of them. Mal, You will be missed, greatly. ---Jonathan Vandewater May 27, 2009 22:50:52 Malarie was such as sweet, good natured, and fun girl. This is such a sad tragedy and my heart goes out to all who are close. ---Andrew Tucker She was a great girl. It was definitely lots of fun growing up with her. You will be greatly missed ---Jeremy Benson May 28, 2009 02:32:47 I love you Mal. I will never forget you. ---Kit May 28, 2009 03:45:58 Our thoughts and prayers go out to the McLamb family during this time of sorrow. ---Mike and Rita Hayden 05/28/2009 03:30 AM Raymond & Debbie, I am so saddened by the news of Malarie's death. How tragic! My heart and prayers go out to you! ---Kathryn Byrd May 28, 2009 13:57:31 Ray and Debi and family, Our hearts are sad to hear about Malarie and we are praying for all of you ---Jerry and Pamela Schmidt May 28, 2009 15:46:51 I will always remember Malarie as being a wonderful person. You could always count on her to do something for others. She didn't flaunt her good deeds like some do, but she did them quietly without recognition from others. I also want to sent my sympathies to the McLamb family. She is in a better place ---Eva Pandiscia May 28, 2009 16:13:37 Mal was a good friend...many prayers for her friends and family ---Lisa Morris Kratzer May 28, 2009 17:04:17 I worked with Malarie at PCC, and I know how much fun she could be. She was always a friend. My prayers are wtih her family. ---Brittany Hannan Granger 05/28/2009 02:35 PM Mal...We truly miss you! && we are in so much shock! We cannot beleive that this has happened to you!!! You did not ask for this. You were always such a great friend to us and all our carpet friends, you put a smile on everyones face and lit up the room,you were always happy and never down, you let nothing dull the brightness of your face and your presence,to the late nights of fun and just sitting here at our home, you will truly be missed by us and all of us, we are not sure how to take this, just like everyone else!!! It is very hard! You are in GOD'S hands now..we love you babygirl! ---savanna & Chevie Stevison May 28, 2009 20:29:21 I just found out today. Malarie was on of those girls you just expected to keep bouncing around forever from place to place. Our little gypsy friend. She was one of my best friends. I'm still in shock. I had to come read it on the pnj, hoping the call I got was somehow a mistake. I wish I could be there to give my condolences in person. To call her friend was to love her, flaws and all. I just can't belive you are gone. This would be the biggest prank yet. I miss you, Mal. ~Christina During my college years I remember meeting Malarie in Youth Group when ---Heather Yockey
---DJ Vandewater
5/27/2009 4:31:25 PM
my family thanks you for your condolences
---Caleb McLamb
she was in the 7th or 8th group. Because of my major it was a
requirement to go to Youth Group for two semesters - however, after
meeting Malarie it was not a chore! She even invited me to a bday
party at her house. She was a very sweet sensitive person who I think
had a gift for noticing the needs of others. Over the years we
continued to email from time to time & she found me on Facebook. She
was a very sweet girl & I know her family feels a loss that cannot be
described. The only thing we can claim is that God's grace will see
them through this very sad tragedy. They will be in my prayers &
their sweet daughter will never be forgotten.
---Bethany Cowart
| May 29, 2009 14:27:19 |
I have known Malarie McLamb since the day she was born. I saw her grow up as a neighbor, my child's playmate, a student, and most of all a friend. On many occasions, I told my children, her peers, that Mal was one of my all time favorite children. To know Malarie was to love Malarie. I loved Malarie's trademark, mischievous half-smile and the twinkle in her eye. In neighborhood play, Mal was champion of the underdog. Nobody got picked-on when little Mal was on duty. I loved Malarie for being a loyal friend to my children. I loved Malarie for her quiet rebellion against convention. Malarie enjoyed traveling the road less taken and walking up the down staircase. Malarie did not try to be different, she just was. For her uniqueness, I loved Malarie. In recent years, when my adult children reported a "Malarie signting", I said "I miss Mal,she was one of my favorite kids". Now, I really miss her. We are sorry for the loss of your child and our friend. ---Pam Hicks
| May 29, 2009 15:34:54 |
Never forgotten. I'm smilin right! ---Stephanie McMillian AKA Suga Mama May 29, 2009 17:01:42 Mal, ah Mal. Through thick and thin, through punches and hugs, through tears and beers, you have been there. YES we scarred Ms. Weaver together No I'm not sorry YES your mohawk looks good blue NO you probably shouldn't have punched that kid (but it was fun!). YES! I love the life jacket off the airplane you brought me. Thank you for fixing my life, sorry for the Wal-Mart slap. Sorry you never got to meet your little girl, I promise she will be told about you. You will be in my heart forever!! SAVE IT FOR SUNRISE BABY!! DO IT!! ---Elizabeth Cowart May 29, 2009 17:33:38 Hot**s! Late monday night we were texting each other playing catch up talking about our lives, the great times we have had, and the hard times too. You told me that all you want for me and BigBoy was for us to be happy and that you want to see me smile that same smile that you have seen once before. Now that your not here I know your looking down and watching over us. Just know that you are still my best friend/sister and you always been here for me and BigBoy and you will now take the role of our guardian angel. The times we shared will always be in my heart. I have the last picture you sent and I will treasure it forever I know you are with us. Cold**s, BigBoy, and I will never forget you! Forever sisters. Forever you will stay in our hearts. SAVE IT FOR SUNRISE! L.U.S.H. Always your Sugar Mama. P.S. One last show tonight at Floyd's Talli. FL. In memory of you! May 29, 2009 17:46:24 Your family is in our prayers. ---Max and Rachel Kennedy May 29, 2009 18:54:52 I just wanted to say that I am so sorry for your loss. I havent talked to Mal in awhile but we were good friends at one time. I regret now not contacting her and seeing how she was doing. I visited your home while I attended school at PCC and I was very impressed with the loving family she had. If you need anything please just let me know. You will all be in my prayers!! ---Kat Walsh 05/29/2009 10:41 PM Dear Mclamb family, Our daughter Julie heard this terrible news from a friend and called us. There are no words to describe our shock and feeling of emptiness for your loss. I just tried to call your home, but was unable to make contact. Ray, I have always admired you and Debbie--I did not realize that so much time has passed and that your children (and mine as well) are grown. I don't remember seeing Malarie since she was a child, but I know she must have been a blessing to you both. our prayers for God's grace to your family, David, Janet, Julie (Moore), and David ---David & Janet Pilkinton May 31, 2009 02:24:44 Malarie will be watching over the family she loved from heaven I am sure. Their pain should be eased by the love they gave Malarie. No one should lose a child but at least Malarie was very clear how much she loved her family and I'm sure she knew how they felt before she hit that wall and flew to heaven. ---Melissa May 31, 2009 03:04:17
---Sugar Mama
We are praying for the McLamb family during your time of grief. My heart was heavy when I heard this news.
We are lifting your family up in our prayers and know that God is our refuge and our help in a time of need. We know that Jesus Cares.
You have many people lifting you up in their prayers; please call on friends if you need anything your friends love and care for you!
Your friend,
---Sandra H. 06/03/2009 02:56 PM
Orange cones mark the spot were a Pensacola woman's SUV slammed into the Bayou Texar Bridge about 4:30 a.m. today. (Sean Dugas/sdugas@pnj.com)
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