Max Gibbons

As time passes and we all walk down our life´s path, it´s easy it get caught up in the details that make up our life and forget to stop and remember good friends and times past. Seeing this reminder on my timeline today made me stop and remember. Thankful to have known this man and to know I will see him again someday on the other side. To all his family, I hope this anniversary will bring you more happy memories than sad and peace will find you.

It is so sad that we wasn't notified that Max was sick and that God called him home. However, it gives me so much peace to know he is with his Mom, Dad, Brownie, & Roy. God brought them all together and He will allow them to visit throughout Eternity. Max you was a wonderful & loving big brother to Roy and he knew he was Loved. He always called when he was alone.

Mr. Gibbons was "MY" principal. As a kid I felt sorry for those other schools that did not have him as theirs. I will never forget his smile and kind voice. I used to love having him come into our classroom to read in old english. He was a great man and really cared about people. I had the honor of working with him when I first started teaching. His words of wisdom and stories stick with me. He will be greatly missed. Love ya, Max!

Blessings to the Gibbons family. Max was my first "boss" when I started work for him in 1980. A wonderful man!

Thank You Family for sharing Mr. Gibbons with the Cleveland Elementary School for many years..
Sincere Condolences

I was a student at Corriher-Lipe in the 8th. grade when I first met Mr. Gibbons. He was a very good principal and friend to all students. He always talked to the students and really cared for them. I have run into Mr. Gibbons through the years and he always remembered me.
Very sorry to hear of his passing and I will be thinking of him and his family.
David Baxter
Corriher-Lipe 1968

Mr. Gibbons hired me in 1987 to work at Cleveland Elementary School. He was such a good, kind hearted man to the students and staff alike. I have many fond memories of Mr. Gibbons and I pray peace that passes all understanding will surround his family.

Mr. Gibbons was my principal at Cleveland Elementary. I am 39 years old and I still have such fond memories of him. So sorry for your loss of a wonderful man!

I enjoyed knowing Max when he subbed for us at South Rowan High School. My condolences to the family.

I am saddened to have heard of Mr. Gibbons expiration. Mr. Gibbons was the principal of Corriher-Lipe jr. High when I attended in the early 70s. May fond memories replace your void.

I remember Mr Gibbons well as the principal at Cleveland. Other students and I would draw him pictures and write him notes to keep around his office. He will be missed. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.

Mr. Gibbons was a special person. He hired me at Cleveland in 1994.i always thought highly of him. Thinking of you Mrs.Gibbons.