Once in Maine, Malcolm fully immersed himself into the community, finding like-minded friends in the First Universalist Church and the Coastal Mountain Land Trust. Malcolm and Nancy moved to Rockport in 1987 after a quick stint in Topsfield, Mass. He loved being outdoors, and he enjoyed spending time at the summer home that he shared with his family in Down East Maine, often island hopping on their boat and eating lobster on the beach with friends. He was humorous and quick-witted and was known to invent complex mechanical pranks to entertain the unsuspecting neighbor or family members.
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This ability served him well in various professional positions, from his work at the Naval Underwater Systems Center to Polaroid Corporation, Digital Equipment, and Riley Medical. He could absorb ideas quickly and had a great memory for details. Malcolm had a fascinating engineer’s mind. 16, 1980, in the middle of a blizzard, and Malcolm instantly inherited a full, loving family, which included two children, Richard and Kate, and a beagle named Charlie.
Malcolm was introduced to his wife Nancy (Blake) Baker, of Marblehead, Mass., by her brother, Robert Blake and his wife, Sharon. He then went into Navy Officer Candidate School in Newport, R.I., and served in the Navy, both active and reserves for 18 years, retiring with the rank of commander in 1992. He graduated from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in 1966 with a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering and received a master’s degree in Business Administration from Columbia University in 1969. Malcolm grew up in Rumford and graduated from Stephens High School in 1962. The oldest child of the late Sarah Hasler and Malcolm Cram White, he was born on Nov.
ROCKPORT – Malcolm Cram White Jr., 77, passed away unexpectedly on Sept.
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