Max McBRAYER

I know that is late but I would love to say Rest in Peace Mr Mcbrayer You helped me in the worst of times and helped me become the man I am today. Confidence maturity and honesty is what I went away when I left.

Deputy Steve Fried

March 14, 2014

I am so sad to learn of Max's passing. It was a joy to work with Max. He was an inspiration to everyone who knew him. My thoughts and prayers go to Betty and family.

I was only at Briarwood a couple of years, but the words he said to me one day, changed my life.

So sorry to hear of your passing.. Thank you for teaching life's lesson.. RIP Sir

Hey Coach Eskew, I love your comments and echo what you have said here. MY heart goes out to the McBrayer family, but when you have fought the good fight, and done so proudly, it is time to go claim your reward. The angels are dancing for they have a wonderful man pray with and dance with daily, now.

I have told many a person that I believe we received a better education than most in the state of Georgia. Mr. McBrayer was tough, but that is what children need. I was to take a course...

I am sorry this message comes out so late. Living right next door to Max and Betty and to only find out last month after speaking with his son-in-law that Max has moved on to live with our Lord. Max told me many a stories, as well my son did an interview with him while he was in HS. Our prayers go out to Betty and the entire McBrayer Family with their loss of such a kind and distinguished gentlemen. Our Family will always remember Max.

So sorry for the loss of a great man. I always loved to listen to Maxs story's while I was cutting his hair. I will definetly miss him. So sorry for your loss. His hair stylist Greta Induni.

So sorry to hear of the loss of such a great man. He greatly influenced my life in church. Praying for the family I fondly remember and offer my sincerest sympathy and love in Christ

Sorry to hear this sad news. Mr. McBrayer was a large and steadying presence at Briarwood. I spent more than enough time in his office - for all the wrong reasons - but his punishments were always fair, equitable and appropriate to the crime. He was a good man. My sympathy and condolences to his family.