Max Fox

Brother Dan. Last time I saw you was Missoula, but I´d recognize your words anywhere. Hard to not think about you & Max at your childhood place off Rodney (or your dads place when we were kids by the tracks). Or, you studying law and working with Teri Janis...utilizing your genius then, much as you are here....Beautiful tribute. I pray you head up to Micks lodge, or another that can hold what you´re carrying. While some of us leave the toxicity, we never forget the ones who offered a laugh...

Many years ago I picked up a hitchhiker in middle of nowhere Idaho. It was Max. We had 3 good hours of conversation as I drove, and then I bought him lunch and paid for dinner and a hotel room for him for the night. His honesty and uncompromising reverence for authenticity stayed with me all of these years. I have thought about his well being from time to time over these years and always I hoped that he could get things worked out in his life for the better. He was nothing short of the...

I did not know Max, but I wish I did. What an amazing memorial to him. I know I´d of been proud to call him friend. Rest in Peace my friend.

I did not know this gentleman. But want to offer my condolences to the family. This obituary shows great love, compassion and understanding to someone that society let down. RIP to a kind soul.

I just have to say, I didn't know Max but this obituary captures a very unique spirit. At once, it was sad and also light-hearted and loving. Whoever you are, it's good to know how much you cared for him and understood him. I am sure he takes nothing but good memories of you to his grave...

My condolences. Although I did not know Max, this is the best obituary I have ever read! I feel like i do know him and the honesty in this obituary sounds like it mirrors what he lived. Thank you for sharing!