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Max Bartram Obituary
11/03/1934 - 09/20/2022
Max Elbert Bartram- Husband, Father, Educator- age 87, passed away Sept 20, 2022. He was born Nov. 3, 1934, Kit Carson, CO. He was employed by Denver Public Schools. Survivors include wife, Ann Bartram, children: Celia (Jeff Styer) Bartram, Marlene (Elmer) Becker, Mark (Janet Taylor) Bartram, grandchildren: Eryn (Chuck) Rider, Kyle & Dean (Kyle West) Hoisington, Great grandchildren: Kaylin & Charli Rider. Services will be at Our Lady of Loreto Catholic Church 18000 E Arapahoe Rd Aurora CO Tues., Oct. 4 Rosary at 11am, Funeral Mass at 11:30am with a reception to follow. Memorial contributions to Our Lady of Loreto Catholic Church. Family and friends are invited to view the full obituary at www.horancares.com.
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Barbara and Ken Waites
October 1, 2022
Max Bartram was one of the finest men my husband and I ever met. We knew him and his wife, Ann, as neighbors, spending winters in Yuma, Arizona, from 1999 through 2015. We will never forget his helpfulness and sense of humor. He will always be missed.
Jan
September 29, 2022
May the God of comfort bring the family peace.
Nancy
September 27, 2022
I know Max from his son Mark who shares his Father's rhubarb plants with me - my garden's rhubarb blooms beautifully every year and enjoyed by all in recipes. Thank you Max and Mark.
Lois M. Gould
September 27, 2022
What a loss to our world but will treasure all the wonderful times he and my husband Bob shared to make the world a better place for teachers and the students Denver Public Schools.
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