Roland Max ETTER Jr.

max and I had a joyful and solid friendship, a best friend forever.

Dear Sue and Stephanie,

You are in my thoughts. Thank you for sharing all the wonderful parts of uncle Max in the obituary. He contributed so fully in making life better for many!! I know he so appreciated all your care in his last years. I will miss his kindness and sense of humor.
Until we see you again,

Teri Etter

Dear Etter Family, Thank you for the beautiful and moving description of Max's extraordinary life. I share your sadness at losing such a wonderful brother, husband, father and friend.

Condolences to Max's family.Rest in Peace Max.

This is Bill Couchman, Max and I were the best of friends grew up and did everything together even childhood things Please let me know when you decide to have his funeral. I'm sorry for your loss.

Thank you,
Bill Couchman
Ph: 808-754-6117 please leave a message, I don't answer phone numbers I don't recognize. My home is in Hawaii.

My condolences to the Etter family. I always enjoyed my brief encounters with Max at the courthouse. He was so proud of his younger brothers, Bill and John, seldom taking about himself. He was a true example of humility for all!

Uncle Max- you were always a unforgettable presence & we will miss you. Thank you for always helping to serve others, and making us laugh along the way. When we had our little boy in November 2019 we knew he had to be a Max in our family's honor. Looking forward to teaching him about you as an example of hard work, fun & Etter legend. We love you!

Sue and family composed a beautiful narrative about Max's life. Thank you very much for that. Our friendship started in Spokane and we eventually found each other attending school in So. Calif.Our career paths took us in different directions, but we always stayed in touch.You do not want to lose contact with a special friend like Max.Good Bless and family and all the Etter"s. This is a tough one to let go.Sincerely, Pete Anderson.

Max was one of my Dearest Friends!I knew Max when we were in grade school, he went to Hutton, and I went to Grant. We were in the same home room for four years at LC. Later on in life I took Max into the Masonic Lodge, and the Shrine. I appointed him as a member of the Shrine Hospital Board, when I was Potentate .I will miss him very much.