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Wes Airheart
January 14, 2007
Green family; I am truly sorry for your loss. Max was a wonderful mentor. It's cliche, but he was like a second Dad. Much love to you guys. My prayers are with you all.
Terry Raybin
January 8, 2007
CACA
I am so sorry to hear about Max. (Grandma keeps us updated on everyone.) You are in our thoughts and prayers. Terry Raybin & Donna Armstrong
(Delores Hickman Commins daughters)
Fannie and Sid Chessher
January 7, 2007
Our son (Kirk Chessher) worked for Max and looked up to him. Kirk spoke of him so much we felt we knew him personally. At Kirk's death Max's words were a comfort. Please accept our sincere condolences for the loss of a good man.
T.J. Burrow
January 6, 2007
Caca,
Please accept my condolences. Max helped me get where I am today. He was an inspiration in my life. God Bless you and your family.
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Margare Maxwell
January 6, 2007
CACA I AM SO SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR LOSS. WE REALLY ENJOYED BEING WITH YOU AND ARE SORRY WE ONLY HAD A SHORT TIME TO VISIT, BUT THE TIME WE HAD WAS GREAT. PRECIOUS MEMORIES. MARGARET & CHARLES MAXWELL
Lamerle Vardeman
January 6, 2007
May God Bless you, and you all will be in our prayers. Love, Mrs. Barney Vardeman & family.
Betty Arnold Henderson
January 6, 2007
Caca, please accept my deepest condolences in this sad time. I, too, know the depth of the loss of a husband of many years, and I can tell you that time does indeed ease the worst of the pain. Max is now in a better place. You must take comfort from your loved ones and your friends who are here to support you and help you through these sad days.
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