Max R. Carrington

I want to extend my deepest sympathy to the family of Dr. Carrington. He was my all-time favorite professor and mentor at UNA. He kept the classes interesting and entertaining, which creates the best learning environment possible. He will truly be missed, but I'm sure the angels in Heaven are enjoying his lectures and tales of his students' adventures! (Class of 1987)

I extend my deepest sympathy to the family of Dr. Max Carrington. As an Administrative Office major, I had the pleasure of attending several of Dr. Carrington's classes. He was such a joy to be around. Being a little older than most of my classmates, I could relate to many of the stories he would tell. We had fun in his classes, but also learned was it is to be a professional administrative office person. I will alway cherish the time spent in his classes. He touched the lives of many...

Dr. Carrington was a true professional, a caring person, and an unforgettable character. I was in six or seven of his classes during my years at UNA, and he never failed to provide a quality (and entertaining) education. I last saw him in 1994 when I attended his retirement reception. He encouraged me to continue working and pay taxes so that he could enjoy the benefits of his Social Security (ha!). We exchanged holiday cards for several years. For some reason, I've had him on my mind a...

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Carrington family during this sad time.

I always enjoyed talking with Dr. Carrington. He was such an unusual, fun person. He will be missed. My prayers are with his loved ones.

I received my Business Administration degree from UNA in 1981 and had many classes with Dr. Carrington. He was a great professor. I later had dealing with him when I wrote his insurance for his apartments. He was a great mentor and will be missed.

I appreciate the teachings of Dr. Carrington. He was a good and fair man.

I would like to extend my sympathy and prayers to the family of Dr. Max Carrington. I was one of his students at UNA in 1965-1968. He was a wonderful teacher and always a character. He will greatly be missed.