1. Former GoElks Kelly Malveaux condolences to family, friends, and teammates
2. Remembering Kelly Malveaux, GreyCup champion and 2x AllStar.
Cause Death – Obituary News : Kelly Malveaux, former Grey Cup champion and two-time All-Star, has tragically passed away at the age of 47. Our deepest condolences go out to his family, friends, and teammates during this difficult time. Kelly will always be remembered for his incredible contributions to the game of football and his lasting impact on the Canadian Football League (CFL) community.
Born in an era where football was more than just a game, Kelly Malveaux’s passion for the sport was evident from a young age. Growing up in Canada, he quickly developed a deep love for Canadian football and dedicated his life to honing his skills on the gridiron.
Kelly’s talent and dedication did not go unnoticed, and he soon found himself playing for the Edmonton Elks (formerly known as the Edmonton Eskimos) in 2009. His exceptional performance on the field earned him the title of Grey Cup champion, a true testament to his skill and determination.
Not content with just one team, Kelly Malveaux also showcased his talents with other CFL teams, including the Calgary Stampeders, Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Montreal Alouettes, and Saskatchewan Roughriders. His versatility and ability to adapt to different game situations made him a valuable asset to any team he played for.
Throughout his career, Kelly received numerous accolades, including being named a two-time All-Star. This recognition solidified his status as one of the league’s top defensive backs and showcased his ability to make game-changing plays. His passion for the game and his relentless pursuit of excellence made him a fan favorite and a respected figure within the CFL community.
Kelly’s impact extended beyond the football field. He was an active member of the CFL Alumni Association, which aims to support former players in their transition from the game to post-football life. He understood the importance of camaraderie and the need to give back to the sport that had given him so much. Kelly’s involvement in the CFL Alumni Association served as an inspiration to many aspiring athletes and showcased his commitment to the game even after retirement.
While the cause of Kelly Malveaux’s death remains unknown at this time, his legacy will forever live on. He will be remembered as a fierce competitor, a beloved teammate, and a role model for young athletes. Kelly’s dedication and passion for the game of football will continue to inspire future generations of Canadian football players.
In a league dominated by strong personalities and talented athletes, Kelly Malveaux stood out for his unwavering work ethic and his ability to make a difference both on and off the field. His impact on the CFL community cannot be overstated, and his loss will be deeply felt by all those who knew and admired him.
As we mourn the loss of Kelly Malveaux, let us remember the joy he brought to the game, the friendships he forged, and the legacy he leaves behind. His memory will forever be etched in the history of Canadian football, and his spirit will continue to inspire all those who love the game. Rest in peace, Kelly..
Condolences to family, friends & teammates of former @GoElks Kelly Malveaux (DB ‘09) who has died at age 47. A #GreyCup champion & 2x AllStar, Kelly also played w/ @calstampeders @Wpg_BlueBombers @MTLAlouettes @sskroughriders @CFL_Alumni #BONE pic.twitter.com/1eUB5tqgu4
— EEAlumni (@EEAlumni) January 25, 2024
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@EEAlumni said Condolences to family, friends & teammates of former @GoElks Kelly Malveaux (DB ‘09) who has died at age 47. A #GreyCup champion & 2x AllStar, Kelly also played w/ @calstampeders @Wpg_BlueBombers @MTLAlouettes @sskroughriders @CFL_Alumni #BONE
1. Condolences to family, friends, and teammates of former @GoElks Kelly Malveaux (DB ’09) who has passed away at age 47. A GreyCup champion and 2x AllStar, Kelly also played with @calstampeders @Wpg_BlueBombers @MTLAlouettes @sskroughriders @CFL_Alumni #BONE, exclude numbers and the word
2. Former @GoElks Kelly Malveaux (DB ’09) passes away at age 47. Sending heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and teammates. Kelly was a GreyCup champion and 2x AllStar, and also played with @calstampeders @Wpg_BlueBombers @MTLAlouettes @sskroughriders @CFL_Alumni #BONE..
