Spokane, Washington
Aug 5, 1920 – May 8, 2017
MAXFIELD, Madge Counts (Age 96) On a hot August night, on August 5, 1920, in a big log house located at Herald, VA, I was born, the fourth child of William Letcher and Coosie Rasnick Counts. The moon shone bright on the flowers my mother had planted around the house. Herald is...
Read MoreMrs Maxfield was my fifth grade teacher in Spokane Wa. 1979 and I remember her very fondly . What an extraordinary life she had.
She was truly amazing.
Karen ( Michel ) Crockett
July 27, 2024 | Coeur D Alene, ID | Student
Hello. My name is Stephen Johnson. I live in Richlands, VA and while reading some articles in one of my grandmother's (great aunt's) books I ran across an postcard from Madge Maxfield of N. 7307 Monroe Street Spokane, Wash. Signed by Cousin Madge dated 9 Nov 1984. I don't believe I've never had the honor of meeting Madge but Audrey Neece (actually my great-aunt but raised & then adopted my mother when she was a infant of 1 year old, of whom was her sister's daughter; Daughty), Audrey spoke...
Steve Johnson
August 02, 2019 | Richlands, VA | Family
One of my fondest memories of grade school was Mrs. Maxfield! She was dearly loved and will be greatly missed!Prayers and love Darel, Leslie and family!
Kirk Vitulli
June 26, 2017 | Spokane, WA
Here's to strawberries and watermelon! Aebelskivers, Crepes, Cheese burgers and (of course) good conversation ;)
June 25, 2017
This is a lovely letter of legacy. God bless your family. Your memory will be a blessing to all who fellowship with them!
Enjoy the Journey
June 25, 2017
Beautiful life, beautifully written. The teacher has passed but her impact lives on. God rest her soul.
June 25, 2017 | Spokane, WA
May the Lord bless you in your time of sorrow. Mrs. Maxfield was the finest teacher I ever had, and the impression she left fills me with joy to this day. May perpetual light shine upon her.
Andrew Hallett
June 25, 2017