Modesto, California
MAX GREGORY BARTLOW JUL 22, 1947 - JUN 9, 2011 On June 9, 2011, the Lord Jesus came and took Max Gregory Bartlow to Heaven. He lived his entire life in Modesto. Max is survived by his wife Bonnie of 29 years; Max's two children, Bill McAleavey of Turlock, CA, and Stephanie Abbott of Roseville,...
Read MoreOur Grandpa Max will always be remembered as the guy you bring with you to the fist fight, He was tough as nails. Love u and miss you grandpa max save me a spot up there next to u
Marcus McAleavey
November 07, 2019 | Monterey, CA | Grandchild
i will always miss my grandpa max and i will also keep him in my mind forever i love u grandpa
Abbigail McAleavey
January 21, 2012 | Sumter, SC
What you saw is what you got. Max was a good friend for about 30 years and was never pretencious. He called the shots whereever they landed. I'll miss him and always will. We talked 2-3 times a week, and he would relate his sucess or failure at the Turlock Gun Club. He had many friends there. So, farwell Max, my friend. May Heaven smile upon you.
Your friend Fred.
miss calling him 2-3 times a week to update on his...
June 25, 2011
I knew Max in High School.He was my first Boyfriend. He was such a sweetheart. He was also a great friend. He would do anything for you if reasonable. i think of him often and and so glad he was a part of my life.. i have nothing but good memories..God Bless You Max and I love you.
Linda Acre(Chapman)
June 22, 2011 | El Cajon, CA
you were so much fun to be around in school...a few of us changed ur last name in fun and thats how u took it. a genuine honest and non judgemental guy is what u were. ive thought of u often throughout the years. rest with the angels my firend.
denice vanbuskirk
June 17, 2011 | Dallesport, WA
Max,
You will be missed greatly. Our family gatherings won't be the same without you.
June 17, 2011
I believe that through life you meet the same people over and over and every now and then God gives you someone special that you know you will never meet anyone like this person again Max was that gift to the Dycus family the memories we have of our friend Max will last a lifetime we love you and will always miss you Max their will be a big hole in our family without you but we will never forget you love Dave and Patty Dycus
June 16, 2011
I will miss my trips to the airport and back to pick Max up. The big guy carrying his big gun, during hunting season. I'll never forget some of the faces of some of the people, seeing him pick up his gun and carry it out of the airport. You will be riding in a different carriage and flying with heavenly wings. To all the Bartlow family, like you I prayed and wished for a different outcome...but Max is in a far better place and will be waiting for us to join him some day. God Bless You All! My...
Ann Laney
June 16, 2011 | Tacoma,, WA
max was my dads bestfriend he was an uncle to me.. growing up as a young child we never left his house without a rose.. he was a great man and would do anything to help out a friend... we love you uncle max
courtney mccall
June 16, 2011 | Modesto, CA