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Shannon King (Clark)
April 18, 2011
Im so sorry for the loss of such a great man and loved one. I went to school with Wendy, and would like to say Im so sorry my friend. I hope you find comfort.
April 15, 2011
I am very sorry for your loss and hope you find comfort in your fond memories of Max. My deepest sympathies go out to you and your family. Chona (Judy Miner's daughter)
April 15, 2011
I am very sorry for your loss and hope you find comfort in your fond memeories of Max. My deepest sympathies go out to you and your family during this time. Chona (Judy Miner's daughter)
Virginia Olson
April 14, 2011
Well kiddo, time marches on and we all have our time to go. Ironic that Daisy and Mom both went with cancer and they also had hospice to thank. In case all of you who are reading this are wondering who this person is.....MY family and Max's family grew us as neighbors in Puyallup a very long time ago. Max was once one of my very best friends....then they moved to Tacoma and we ran into each other occasionly. but we were all like brother and sisters,,,, I see by the obituary, he still has a younger sister.I would love to contact her and talk about the days while we were growing up. Have a freedom now Max and enjoy being able to visit with your mom and dad and all your family. Peace be with you and all the remaing family that you are leaving behind...Im as old as you are + a little......looking forward to that old reunion in the sky...Ginny
KAREN MINER
April 13, 2011
IT SEEMS SO STRANGE TO KNOW THAT MAX HAS GONE. I MUST SAY THAT DURING THE PAST 6 MONTHS WAYNE AND I HAVE SEEN A DIFFERENT MAN EVOLVE DURING MAX'S BATTLE WITH A VERY RARE FORM OF CANCER. HE ALWAYS KEPT HIS SPIRITS UP, AND WELCOMED HOSPICE INTO HIS HOME FOR ASSISTANCE. WHEN MAX BECAME UNABLE TO BE ALONE WAYNE AND I MOVED IN TO THE SPARE ROOM AND ASSISTED HIM UNDER THE GUIDENCE OF HOSPICE. MAX WAS KIND, CURTIOUS, YET FURSTRATED WITH THE IDEA THAT HIS CANCER WAS RAVAGEING HIS BODY. I FEEL BLESSED THAT THE LAST DAY HE SPOKE HE TOLD LESLIE COMFORT, OF HOSPICE AND MYSELF (KAREN) THAT HE LOVED US. I FOUND THE LAST DAYS TO BE OF A GENTLER TIME AND ON SATURDAY MORNING WHEN MAX PASSED WENDY (DAUGHTER), WAYNE (SON) AND I (KAREN) WERE AT HIS SIDE. I DO HOPE THAT HE IS SMILING DOWN ON US WITH ALL HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHO HAD GONE BEFORE HIM AT HIS SIDE.
C B S
April 13, 2011
We will Miss your sense of humor and your extended Loving and caring ways Thank you for being a friend!!Uncle Max
JUDY MINER
April 13, 2011
THANKING WAYNE AND KAREN FOR ALL THEY DID FOR MAX DURING THIS TRYING TIME. EVEN THOUGH WE PARTED-I WILL ALWAYS HAVE A SPECIAL PLACE IN MY HEART FOR OUR 25YRS. TOGETHER. MY SINCERE THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO ALL OF MAX'S FAMILY AND FRIENDS. HE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED
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