John G. Maxfeldt

I met John when visiting relatives on n 15 st when I was a teenager. We wrote each other and I always thought of him on his birthday.
I'm sorry to see he passed and send condolences to his family. Connie Eichorst pepples

Our thoughts and prayers are with John and the Maxfeldt family at this time of sorrow. I had the pleasure to work with John at Lakeshore Technical College and found John to be a positive and joy filled individual. John will forever be a part of our memory and in our prayers.

Steven and Barbara Redmer

JOHN, I tried to make an entry yesterday, but it got lost in the computer. Your new adventures have begun.
I will miss knowing you, for awhile, until I catch up with you. Take your leather coat with you. Follow the trees to your new adventures. Your cousin Arne of Idaho.

Our sympathy to the Maxfeldt Family. John was a special person. He would never walk by without saying something. He always was upbeat and had a positive personality. I was proud to call him my friend and able to work with him at LTC.
Until we meet again my friend.

John and I have been friends for 60 years. We met in 1957 in the fall of our sophomore year. We shared a few adventures in our younger years, especially one or two in Door County. I remember particularly John's sense of humor and his laugh. He was a caring men and had great love for his wife, Eunie, his children, grand-children and his friends. I was honored to be one of his many friends. I will miss him, but I know I will see him again in heaven.

Chuck Erickson

You were one of my best friends in high school. You will be missed.