Maximilian A. Roos Jr.

I will cherish always the memories of Uncle Maxie. He, my dad(Uncle Bob) and Uncle Joe used to always kid each other about who had the newest station wagon with wood on it to hold all their kids. Roast beef will always be my favorite Sunday dinner. I agree that a measure of a man is his family, and my aunt Gennie and my cousins are wonderful, caring people whom I admire tremendously. Yes, Barb, the blue eyes and the chin...just like Dad, just like Grandma Roos.

I want to give my condolences to the Roos family. I met Max when I was little. His cousin Earl was my grandfather. I wish I got to know that side of his family a little bit more.

Uncle Maxie had the bluest eyes and kindest heart. I will miss his Sunday night roast beef dinners and his teasing my dad that he was the better looking brother.

My haert felt sympathy to the entire family of Roos. A very giving family and thoughtful of others that comes from a very strong and positive foundation.

God Bless
Martin

It is said that the true measure of a man is the legacy of his children and his grand-children. Although I never met Max personally, I do know his son Dick. The principals and integrity that are so well entrained in him allows me to believe that Max was truly a man of honor. His children and grand-children are a testament to his ideals and beliefs.

It is with deepest regret and sympathy that my wife and I extend our condolences to Mrs. Roos and her family.

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Sally and I shared many happy times with Max and our entended family. We will be with you this weekend and see you to your final place of rest.