Henry Southwick "Chip" Maxfield Jr.

We would sing Beach Boys songs together at karaoke night in The Maple Room at Taylor. I only knew him for two years but we shared a special bond because I too, have Parkinson's and he was my inspiration.

Tina,
I am so saddened to learn of Chip's passing. He was such a great guy.
I will always remember how he "toughed out" our tennis drills at Stoneybrook,,,,not wanting to give in as he became more exhausted. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this most difficult time.
Bob McAllister & Holly

Thoughts and prayers to your family

We first met Chip in 1981 at his house on Main Street, opposite the Windrifter. He was working with his Dad and we started looking at homes around the town with him. He eventually showed us a farm in North Wolfeboro, The Haines Hill Farm, and we purchased it. That was the beginning of a very long friendship as we watch his family grow. As HS teachers, we followed his family, watched them grow the company and become leaders in the Community. He was a blessing in our lives and always ready to talk and share his life experiences.

Rest in peace my friend
Just Ed

Henry and I were good friends during our time at Holderness School. He was a wonderful guy with a great sense of humor. My condolescences to his family and friends.

We are so sad to read of Chip´s death. He was a truly terrific guy. Sending regards to his family from Maine.

Wendy and Roger Palm