Max Lynn Mohler

I am a first cousin of Max's, my name is Sharon Kay Mutzner Crary. His mother Helen and my Mom, Mary Louise were sisters. Our families lived together for a short time when we were toddlers. Max and I decided to play barber and he gave me "bangs" and threw the cuttings behind the couch. Don't remember any repercussions . We didn't think anyone would notice. I spent many a week on summer vacations on their farm. I was told how fun it would be to walk through the chicken yard in my bare feet, that was probably after I'd run through the wheat stubble barefoot also. The last time we spoke was right after his surgery and he sounded so good. I will miss just knowing that he's not here anymore.

Thinking of and praying for the Mohler family. May the Lord comfort you in this time of great loss!!

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Thinking of family at this time with sympathy ned and sherry

What a wonderful tribute! He sounds like he was quite a man, and this world is richer because of him. We are so very sorry for your loss.
Christy, John, Dalton & Sawyer Smith

I am Sheldon Birkhold Max' first cousin. We enjoyed early lives together either on his parent's farm or my home in Conover, Ohio. One memory was we as 6 years old and thought it would be fun to chase squeeling piggys around in a pen on grandpa's farm. Little did we know how malodorest we became. It was a cold windows open drive back home.