COBA REMEMBERING-Sir. DERVAN MALCOLM
It is with profound sadness, yet with grateful hearts, that we remember Mr. Dervan Malcolm, a noted Jamaican and proud son of Calabar High School, who served with distinction as Head Boy.
We are saddened by his passing. Nevertheless, when we think of Dervan, we cannot help but smile as we remember his interactions on the campus and the quiet, positive presence he brought to the school community.
Dervan was a man of promise, character and leadership whose contribution extended beyond the walls of Calabar. His time at the school reflected many of the qualities we hold dear: discipline, service, excellence and a commitment to making a meaningful difference.
As a former Head Boy, he became part of the rich legacy of student leadership at Calabar, and his name will forever remain a part of that history.
Mr. Malcolm was a quiet yet steady presence on the campus. He was always willing to interact with students and support the work of the school. It was not uncommon to see him stepping in to assist, even manning a class in the absence of a teacher. In his own quiet way, he continued to give back to the institution that had helped shape him.
His passing is a tremendous loss to his family, friends, the Calabar community and the wider Jamaican nation. We extend our deepest condolences to his loved ones and to all who mourn his passing.
May his memory continue to bring smiles to our faces, may his contributions never be forgotten, and may his legacy of service and leadership live on.
The Utmost for the Highest.
