Malcolm Maxwell

We just made a donation in memory of Corky Maxwell. We are so sorry for your loss, Scot and Kim.

With love,
Adam, Danielle, & Charlotte

I met Corky about 10 years ago, he was a friend of my uncle's and when he found out i wanted to buy a new car he told me to come see him. He sold me my car , got a great deal on it and he contacted me quite often to make sure i was happy with the purchase and to remind me it was time for the car to be inspected. He was a quiet and kind man and was a very caring person.

Hey Corky, its me n Kinley(my dad) this is so devistating. I called looloo on wednesday n he had told me the horrible news. I am going to miss you so much. I remember the day i knocked on ur door n asked looloo to come out n play wit me. I m most definitly goin to miss the times we watched golf n baseball together. I will keep u in my prayers n right in my heart. O n daddy said hi n that he loves u. Love u Corky we will c u again 1 day.

Corky was my best friend in our childhood years. Now he will join Randy Bowman and Bob Mason. We were the Bradford Hills bad boys. We had a lot of fun. I have great memories of Corky. God Bless.

Evan R. (Butch) Jenkins

Thanks for all the years of golf that I got to play with you. You were the Golf Nazi but a wonderful man to play a round of golf with. Thanks for the memories.

Uncle Corky, growing up you gave great hugs, and always had something nice to say to me. One of my best childhood memories was, our get togethers at Aunt Mamie's house playing whiffle ball in her backyard. So many laughs, and fun times had by all. Now you can play ball with Craig, my Dad, and the rest of the family members. Enjoy! No more sadness, or pain. Run free, and happy. You will be missed. R.I.P until we all meet again.

Karen and family. ..I am truly sorry for your loss....sending prayers. .