HOLDERNESS/CONCORD,N.H. --- Malcolm Tink Taylor: Born in Rochester, New York July 18, 1936 and leaving this life on October 09, 2026.

The son of Malcolm Taylor, Jr. and Helen (Moorhouse) Taylor, He leaves behind his wife of 42 years Frances Lewis (Howe) Taylor and son Allen Andrew Taylor of Seattle plus a wide range of family cousins and colleagues.

A graduate of Allendale Academy in Pittsford, NY, UNH (Plymouth) and an MS from Michigan State University, he served a very short tenure in the US Coast Guard before entering the NH State Police serving statewide for four years, then as community liaison with the Society for Protection of NH Forests, exec. Director NH Ass’n. Conservation Commissions, surveyor Squam Lakes Map Project, in 1965 as assistant for logistics on the Mt Kennedy/Yukon Expedition followed by the Juneau, Alaska Icefield Research Project, then named a member of National Explorers Club, American history teacher Laconia and Inter-Lakes (NH) High Schools, summers spent as Marine Patrol on Lakes Winnipesaukee and Squam, embedded journalist with Company A Sixth Special Forces (Green Berets) during their White Mts. training, editor Plymouth Record/Northcountry Bureau Citizen Publishing. Delegate to the 16th NH Constitutional Convention two terms NH House of Representatives, member NH Rail Transit Authority, designated Curator of a mid-17th C. Native dugout discovered in Squam Lake, Retired to Heritage Heights in Concord in 2025.

After a very full and rewarding life he would cite from the Biblical passage Isaiah 43:19a as being most applicable.

A memorial service of such a rewarding lifespan to be held at a future date.

To view Malcolm's Online Tribute, send condolences to the family, or for more information, visit www.csnh.com.

Assisting the family with arrangements is the Cremation Society of NH, Boscawen.