Raymond Max Woolsey

I am Jean Reese King, daughter of Phillip and Lillie Reese. I remember visiting Uncle Max and Aunt Mary many times as a child. Living in Ogden, our family made the rounds on Sunday afternoons, a drive to Salt Lake to see the family. They both will have a special place in my heart. I have very fond memories of being with Uncle Max and Aunt Mary.

We loved having Max as a neighbor. He was always full of stories about the neighborhood and Sugarhouse. He and Mary were so kind to all the children on our block. Our kids thought their home was a park with the beautiful flowers and grass that was so well tended. We will miss Max's sense of humor and generosity.

Melody and I were talking about all the wonderful memories we have of Grandpa and Grandma Woolsey. She remembers all the times when she was a little girl going to their house in Sugarhouse, especially at this time of year when they would look at all the Christmas lights in town. She also remembers all the family gatherings in their back yard and visiting with all the relatives. I remember the time when we went to their cabin at Strawberry when our oldest daughter was just a baby. I also...

I am so sorry to hear about your dad. It makes me feel better to know he is with Aunt Mary, Gram, Aunt Carol, Uncle Bud and all of those who have passed on.

I will always remember Mom playing cards with everyone on tues., I think it was tues. anyways. : )

Love,

Buffie

To my favorit Uncle Max. I love you and will miss you. Love your niece-Bonnie J. Anderson

Max and Mary were wonderful neighbors. Our children all have great memories of their generosity, and kindness. The Woolsey family has been given a fine heritage. Thank you for being there for Max and Mary. They were proud of you. We look forward to seeing them again.