Malcolm L. Bowser

Malcom Louis Bowser, "The Golden Child" was born February 5,2001 in Trenton, NJ. Malcom earned his wings on Wednesday, July 8, 2020 in Trenton, NJ. 

Malcom was born and raised in Trenton, NJ by his loving parents. He was educated in Trenton Catholic Academy and later graduated from Trenton Central High School. He was previously employed by Amazon Fulfillment Center while also working hard on his music career and becoming a young entrepreneur. 

After high school, Malcom spent most of his time in the studio or researching and studying ways to better his life; rather it was his music or starting his business. He had plans to move to Atlanta after graduation to ! start college and do music. His final goal was to move to Africa. Malcom was a child way beyond his time. He loved to travel to New York City, he also had big dreams and goals to accomplish but his main goal was his family. His family meant the world to him. He would always say"} just want everyone to stick together and love each other." He was a very uplifting young man, whether they were his age or not; he loved giving out motivational speeches to keep it moving and dont give up. His grand­mother Charlean nicknamed him, "The Golden Child" at birth and he definitely left that mark on each an everyone. 

Malcom was predeceased by his paternal grandparents, Bason Bowser, Sr. and Charlean Bowser; one aunt, Leanie Bowser; and one uncle, Kenneth I Bowser. 

Malcom leaves to cherish his fond memories: his loving parents, Louis Bowser (Veronica) and Nadia Bowser-Julien; his little sister, Jasmine Bowser; his little brother, Tyler Julien; his maternal grandmother, Edith Julien; four aunts, Sharonda Bowser, Sheila Bowser, Kathy Harris (Darrick), and Teresa Bowser; six uncles, Calvin Bowser (Samantha), Allen Bowser, Jerry Bowser, Donnell Bowser, Bason C. Bowser, Jr., and Clayton Bowser; one great aunt, GizelJulien; two great uncles, Serge and Rousseau Julien; an abundance of cousins and many friends. 

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