Malcolm Vernon Rutherford Gamble, lovingly known as "Mac" or "Plow boy," passed away on May 14, 2024, at the age of 91. He was born on December 31, 1932, in Sullivan Township, and had most recently resided in Seasons Owen Sound.

Mac had a zest for life and enjoyed a wide range of hobbies. He could often be found curling, playing euchre, competing in plowing competitions, dancing, hunting, fishing, and judging crops. His commitment to his community was evident through his long-time membership at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Chatsworth, where he served as an elder and Clerk of Session. Additionally, Mac dedicated himself to serving the community as an elected member of the township council in Sullivan. He was also a valued member of the Sydenham Sportsman Club and actively participated as a 4-H leader and member of the Chatsworth Agriculture Society.

Mac's true passion lay in working on the land. From picking stones to planting and harvesting crops, he found solace and fulfillment in the agricultural lifestyle. His favorite place in the world was in the bush, whether hunting or searching for blackberries or morels. He also had a deep appreciation for sports, particularly curling, hockey, and baseball. Mac's love for dancing and his friendly nature brought joy and warmth to many social gatherings.

Remembered as a kind, hardworking, and community-minded man, Mac leaves behind a legacy of dedication and service. His career as a long-time dairyman reflects his commitment to his profession and the agricultural industry.

Malcolm Vernon Rutherford Gamble will be dearly missed by his family, friends, and the community he touched throughout his life. May he rest in peace.