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November 5, 2010
Max, Thank you for all the great talks we've had over the years while distributing Buddy Poppies. I wish I could have gotten you to talk about the war. But I understand your reluctance to relive what you had experienced. Rest now friend, for you have served your country and it's citizens so very, very well. We will miss you.
Howard Kemp
Tom
November 5, 2010
What a great, full, life you had. It was an honor to know you.
November 5, 2010
We join with the auxiliary and post of 10859 want to letthe family know how much we will all mix Max. He will greatly be missed ant the Thursday luncheons. He was a great man. Patty Golembefskie and Lou Dunkin
November 5, 2010
Just a note from a friend from way back. I have great memories of Max & Alma...much laughter & wonderful enchiladas at the house on Castaic. Thoughts and prayers go with you. Sincerely, Kitty Ralphs Pierce (The Habit).
November 4, 2010
Grandpa, we will miss you.
Say hi to Mom.
Love Trina
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