David E. Maxfield Sr.

With deepest sympathy in your time of grief. I was fortunate to have known and shared an office with Max at Xerox. Truly a wonderful and caring man.
May he rest in peace.

We had so many memories with Dave as children...picking apples,skating on the pond,trick or treating, the many trips as families to the drive in for the newest Disney movie,building smowmen, and long bike rides. All the things we enjoyed being a kid growing up on Hollybush Lane. Susie, Dave and Jeanie, so sorry for this great loss.
You are in our thoughts and prayers,
Mary Pitts, Valerie and Scott Crowell

Thinking of you. Sorry for your loss.

sue david &jennine im so sorry to here about the loss of dave he was a great friend and agreatman ill remember all the great times on hollybush lane with your dad and all the neighrhood kidswe could always look forwood to Halloween on hollybushyour dad was avery good man im so sorry for your loss my thoughts and prayersare with you joey uglialoro

May the love and support of family and friends carry you through at this difficult time. Dave was a super nice person and I was fortunate to meet him while we worked together at Xerox and later seeing him in church. Very sorry for your loss.
Janis Pitts Goranowski

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. May your fond memories comfort you during this time.

Mr. Maxfield was instrumental and served as a great role model in seeing that the neighborhood kids were offered healthy and fun activities to keep them entertained and grounded. He was a great baseball coach too. Mr. Maxfield coached, supported and encouraged me to play on his team even though I was the only girl. As a child, it was a huge confidence boost that has served me well for years. Sue, Jeannie and David, Sorry for your loss.

I am so sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to your family during this difficult time. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.

sue so sorry