Hugh C. Maxwell

My darling Hubie,

You will always be with me because
love is eternal. Save me a place on your love seat.

Love
Charrel

Our deepest sympathy to all of the Maxwell family. Our fond memories of your Dad still remain at Hasbro and at his son,Doug's house.
You will always, be in our thoughts and prayers.
May it help to know that others care... and are keeping you close in thought during this sad time.

Always:
Michael and Christine Cardin

My deepest sympathy to Joyce, Laura, John, Douglas and Carl. My fond memories of your Dad from many years ago still remain. He and your Mom attended my wedding, and what a wonderful man he was. Treasure the great memories always. I also treasure the visits we had at your house when we were all kids. Hugs and kisses to all of you during this most difficult time.

Debra (Debbie) Reynolds Stack, and my Mother (Theresa Reynolds)sends her prayers to all of you too.

My hero, My grandfather, I will miss you and love you each and everyday until I see you up in heaven. I will always remember the good times and share them with Ms. Ana Mae. You will sit next to her crib in her nursery until she's old enough for me to share all the great stories of how you use to bite my toes and bite my nose. I know it hurts so bad that your gone but I truely know your in a better place, and that you will be looking over me each and every day. I love you more than I ever...

Farwell dear Cousin Hugh,
Thank you for all the happy reunions you made possible with Charell.
Love Barbara

Grandpa, You will be truly missed, we all love you.

Dear Charrel,
I could not believe it when I read the notice, yesterday. I had just told two young co-workers a story about him. (yes, Hasbro) He will be missed. Your family is in my thoughts.
Hope (Walsh) McCutcheon

Dear Charrel,Im so sorry for your loss Hugh was a very nice man and he was so very luck to have had you in his life you were always so sweet and patient with him.we had just spoken about him at you last dentist appt,God Bless you and you family at this tough time.

Grandfather,
I Love You very much, too much that my words can not express. If you were to measure the quality of a man, as to what they left behind, you would be measured right up there with the greatest of all men (Teddy Roosevelt, Abarham Lincon). Not talking about the riches or the possesions one might have, those can all be lost at a moments notice. I'm talking about what the man has done, what he will be remembered for. Father of five children, every one of which has grown up...