GREGORY MAURICE MALSZECKI
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Love One Another - No Exceptions!
Professor Greg M. Malszecki, PhD, passed away peacefully on July 6, 2020 after living with advanced prostate cancer for two years. Coming to this site certifies you’ve had a personal encounter with Greg. He was warm, polite, intelligent, funny, fluent, strange and so humble: a Dreamer of catastrophic proportions.
Share a memory, a story or any kind of tribute you see fit to celebrate Greg. If you wish to download his “Secrets to Success Strategies” package for those learning to listen deeply, nurture fulfilling excellence and love others.
Share a memory, a story or any kind of tribute you see fit to celebrate Greg. If you wish to download his “Secrets to Success Strategies” package for those learning to listen deeply, nurture fulfilling excellence and love others.
Contribute to Greg's Legacy of Community Engagement
To honor his legacy, the Greg Malszecki Award for Community Engagement has been established at York University.
This annual award will be granted to a first-year Kinesiology undergraduate who demonstrates financial need and has shown leadership and engagement in their community, with a preference for students from smaller towns and those affiliated with Stong College, communities close to Greg's heart.
If Greg's wisdom, generosity of spirit, and commitment to his students touched your life, we invite you to contribute to this award fund. Your donation will help carry forward Greg's legacy of bringing people together and supporting students' growth and success.
To make a donation visit the Greg Malszecki Award for Community Engagement. Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a difference in supporting students and honouring Greg's memory.
Selected Photos of Greg
Quotes by Greg
“The secret to life is to keep breathing.”
“Mental toughness is learned, not born.”
“The real test comes when the pressure is really on, when the world is against you, when everything has turned upside down. It is here that you come face to face with the limits of your mental strength.”
“My chief insight is that the ‘good’ think they are good enough while the ‘excellent’ always and all ways try to become better at every encounter and challenge.”
“Start loving adversity—that is what makes you a champion! You gotta love it!”
“Mental toughness is learned, not born.”
“The real test comes when the pressure is really on, when the world is against you, when everything has turned upside down. It is here that you come face to face with the limits of your mental strength.”
“My chief insight is that the ‘good’ think they are good enough while the ‘excellent’ always and all ways try to become better at every encounter and challenge.”
“Start loving adversity—that is what makes you a champion! You gotta love it!”
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