Max B. BRYAN

My good friend, Claude Orban and his wife, Martine and their daughter, Carole, Prosper and Monique and myself, Eddy Lamberty join in sending our heartfelt condolences.
Eddy Lamberty, Trois-Ponts, Belgium

May our loving God welcome you into his loving arms with peace and grace, and loving comfort for all those near and dear to you that are left behind.

May you find the peace and love that you greatly deserve. Your friendship and support during our establishing of the Chapter was appreciated. You were a great friend. God Love and Kindness rest with you.

Heart-felt condolences ...
William A. Jones
Past Commander, Chapter 607 MOPH

Doris, Gordy and Boo, I am so sorry to read about Max passing. I have so many great memories growing up across the street from your family and all the great things we did together. I especially remember Max loading up the car with kids when the roads were icy and taking us out near the Oil Refinery and spinning us around in the car on the ice, what fun! I also remember his many war stories and it was great to be reminded of some of them when I read the notice in the newspaper. You are in my...

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Max was an energetic supporter of the patriotic activities of Chapter 607, Military Order of the Purple Heart (MOPH), Newport News, Va. He marched as part of our color guard in annual July 4 Independence Day Parades in Yorktown, Va. We his fellow combat veterans mourn his passing.

Max was a great person and friend. Always so helpful when I was training my boxer pups. I think of him when I see dogs being trained. Doris we know after 60 plus years you will miss him.

Fondly,
Ken and Clara Crumbly