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Amanda L. Maxwell
August 11, 2008
'Max' was my father. I am Amanda, his eldest child. I can't write anything profound at this time ... I'm still in shock. But he was funny and super-smart and a great dancer ... just like me!!! xoxoxo I love you Daddy. xoxox Baby A!
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Bob Hussey
July 31, 2008
I have not seen Bill since the 60's, we only met a few times but I can still remember each one. He left an impression. He was full of life, funny and a happy guy.
My deep condolences to his family and all who loved him.
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