It is with heavy hearts that the family of Malcolm (Mac) Donald Northrup share the news of his passing, which occurred at the Royal Jubilee Hospital Victoria, B.C., on February 21, 2022. Born on November 17, 1950, he is survived by his loving wife of 48 years Pat (Campbell), his son Mattie (Natalie), daughters Sarah (Peter Lonergan) and Emma (Dan Nelson) and the joys of his life, grandchildren Kai and Nahla Northrup; his loving mother Kathleen (Kay), sisters Karen Mills (Jim), Linda Turner (Steve), Cathy Smith, Patty Fullerton, Debby Anderson (Dave), brothers Wayne, Stephen (Abby) and Chris (Jane); sister in law Shirley Ripley (Denis) brother-in-law David (Patty) as well as nieces, nephews, an aunt, an uncle and cousins.
Mac was a graduate (1970) of Simonds Regional High School. In 1971, he and Pat moved to Victoria, B.C. where they began a successful life in the fitness business and enjoyed the sun and snowless winters offered there. Mac loved returning home to enjoy his family time and embraced his east coast roots. There were family reunions and visits to favourite places of his youth. During his last visit home, he kicked off his bucket list with a trip to Boston’s Fenway Park to watch “his team” the Red Sox, play baseball.
He was predeceased by his father Malcolm (Mac), father-in-law John Campbell, brother-in-law John Fullerton and nephew Andrew Smith, as well as many loving aunts and uncles. Mac’s mother-in-law Lillian Campbell passed away on March 13, 2022.
Mac’s ashes were scattered with love at a private family celebration.
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Sending my deepest condolences to your family…Mac was a special friend to our family sending you condolences from Maureen McNeill Guay
Very sorry to hear this news. Mac and I had a lot of good times in high school. Sorry we never connected after leaving for B.C. Time goes by too fast !My condolences to Mac’s wife and family.
My deepest sympathy for Mac & family. Memories of growing up in East Saint John and certainly knew most of the Northrup family. Went to school with Debbie and now have a connection with Chis and Patty and run into them often. My deepest sympathy for all his family left behind. Blessings to you all
So sorry for your loss. Hugs to you all. Joan Gillcrist. Please give Kay a hug for me,
Our sincere condolences to the Northrup family.
LeRoy, Janet, Niels, Annah and Emmah Vincent
So sorry for the Northrup family for their loss So hard to lose a close family member he was also my cousin although I never met him but have met most of the family My dad Danile leBlanc was a brother to his gran-mother Alice leBlanc to his grand mother was his great uncle I send my deepest condolences to his family and all of his siblings God be with you all
Used to Workout with Mac up at the old YMCA on Hazen Street..back in the mid 60’s and 70’s Mack was always in Top notch Shape.. and loved working out. A great guy!!
My Sincere Condolences..