Max Scherzer

Dear Mark & Pam,

I was so sorry to hear about Max. My deepest sympathy is with you and your family.

May your love for each other always help to keep you strong.

I understand our time on this planet isn't forever but sometimes it seems much too short. Even though we lost touch later I am thankful for the memories we made together as kids. Playing in the woods, our adventures and fun times, catching catfish and sunny's in the creek, exploring, joking around, wrestling, getting in a little trouble at Stoy. I miss those days and think about them more often than you know. That's how I'll remember you always. All the best to you in heaven. I send strength...

Mark & Pam, I remember how happy and excited you were when max was born, and how much joy he brought to you when he was a boy growing into manhood. MY prayers are with you.

So very sorry to hear the news of Max's passing. Max was in my fourth grade class at Stoy Elementary School and I have such fond memories of him. He was such a neat and inquisitive young man. My deepest condolences to his friends and family.

Max,

I moved next door to you 2 years ago and just from our first meeting I can remember telling Lindsay how good of friends we would be. My prediction was right. I'll never forget over those two years the times we had, the bonfires, the time we sat out after that crazy storm ripped 80 mile an hour winds through Medford and uprooted trees and we just grabbed a few brews and threw on burgers and hung out through the night. I'm going to miss how every day I would come home and...

Our hearts are saddened at the loss of our dear friend's untimely passing. We grew to know Max over the passed year as a customer at our nutrition store. We will always remember his visits and smiling face every time he walked in.
His favorite amino acid drink was called " All Day You May ". His flavor of choice was Southern Sweet Tea. We will keep one on the counter with his name and picture on it in memory of our dear friend.
Our hearts and deepest sympathies go out to his...

Your kindness and bravery will never be forgotten Max. I remember the first time we met thinking, "gosh this man really loves his wife. They do everything together. How sweet is he?" It was beautiful to see how deeply you loved your family. Watching you hold Max brought tears of joy to my eyes. You were the real deal: funny, generous and reliable. I still can't believe you are gone. Rest in Peace Max. We love you.