Daryl Max "Max Dillman" Dillman

I am so sorry to receive the news that Max passed. He and I were classmates in Halstead, Kansas. Later Max worked for me at Marketfacts/Marketest in both Ft. Wayne, Indiana and Dayton, Ohio. When I left Marketest Max took over as Regional Manor. He was a great friend and super individual. He had moved to Cincinnati after I left and I lost contact. Tried to hook up with his sister in Newton, Ks. who lived a few blocks from my parents. Anyway....very saddened to know..... but want the family...

Monday May 11, 2015
Dear Judy and family,I was sorry to hear of the passing of
your husband. You have my sympathy.
Dick Grawe

Judy, I was so, so sorry to hear about the passing of Max. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. May the Lord bless you and keep you. Love, Cheryl Popolin

I grew up a few miles from Max and our families have been friends for at least three generations. My younger brother, Duane, and Max were best of friends. Duane went on ahead of us in 1990. Now he and Max are together again. I remember what a great smile Max had and see it again in his photo. Sending loving thoughts and prayers to all of you.

Judy, Pam and I were very sorry to hear of Max's passing. You and your family will be in our prayers. Your neighbors up the street.

You will be sadly missed dear cousin.

Judy, my heart breaks for you, there's no words that can really comfort you except prayer, when Bob passed I prayed everyday that was what got me through the day! I love you and anything I can do just ask.

Judy, So sorry to learn of your loss. I'm glad he is no longer suffering. Prayers to you and your family....from your classmate, Carole

Judy, You have my sincere condolences on the passing of your husband. May friends and family help you through this difficult time.