Bluffton, South Carolina
Max Stein Max Stein 1916 to 2009 The Little BIG MAN of Life. Max Stein was born in Germany on June 29, 1916. He immigrated to the United States with his mother, Olga, when he was 10 years old. Speaking no English, he was placed in elementary school, several grades below his level. With Max's...
Read MoreMax, we miss you here but know being with your bride in heaven is where you need to be. YOU are a great man! Thanks for enriching our lives and say hi to Charlie when you see him! Love you! SUSANO :-)
Susan Ochsner
May 08, 2009 | Hilton Head, SC
What a GREAT MAN! My Popeye! He is and will forever remain the "apple of my eye"
Amanda Stein
May 08, 2009 | Maui, HI
Max was the best of mankind. He was funny, kind, cheerful, committed, passionate and loyal. His friendship with my father was a joy to witness and I am so very glad I had the opportunity to get to know Max and Betty, too. I will cherish my memories of this wonderful man.
Jacque Ewing-Taylor
May 07, 2009 | Reno, NV
I knew Max, Betty and his family, especially Andy, back in Villa Park Illinois. A wonderful family and I wish them all peace.
Mark Johnson
May 07, 2009 | Athens, GA
My friendship with Max goes back many years. We met when his grandchildren - Andrea, Eddie, Mandy and Steven - were small children. My children, Calder and Nancy Kay grew up with his grandchildren on "our island," Wrightsville Beach. However, Max and "his island" continue be close to our hearts. Max put a golf club in my son's hand for the first time as well as showed wonderful hospitality to all of us during our visits. We had great times together with he and Betty at many various...
Kay Shackelford
May 05, 2009 | Wrightsville Beach, NC
Max was a major reason we have enjoyed Hilton Head. He went to lunch with our family after church on Palm Sunday. Our children and grandchildren all said -"What a great guy!"-We agree.
JoAnn and Ron Liingston
May 05, 2009 | Pittsburgh, PA
