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Michael Burack
May 27, 2014
A Falstaffian personality, Max was. We worked on many IBM cases over the years, and so we had our fair share of good food, wine and laughter together. I saw him very seldom since we retired, but I thought of him often with pleasure, and I have often wondered how I would have handled the kinds of challenges life dealt him. I wish I could have been at his funeral. I send my deepest sympathy to his family.
Elsie Orr Carome
May 23, 2014
James and Sarah,
Your father told me tales of exploring every nook and cranny of the Cathedral and his love of the high places. What a delight the bells will peal "for him" this weekend. He was always a grand man.
May 23, 2014
I was shocked to learn of Max's death ten minutes ago (May 23). Reuben Clark, another partner in the early days of the law firm, always quoted the recommendation give for Max by Yale Law School's dean as Max was applying for a job at Wilmer and Broun: " That Max Truitt, a lusty man of the world." Max lived a full life. He faced many challenges with dignity. I am so glad to learn he died in peace.
Arthur Gardiner
Steve Sachs
May 23, 2014
Max was a neighbor and a great friend at Wilmer. We schmoozed a lot about politics (national locAL AND very local, i.e. inside the firm). And we collaborated on one interesting case in which we kicked hell ouit of another major law firm but which a confidentiality agreement forbids me to name.Damn!Our paths didn't cross in this century but my delight in his presence helps defines my years at Wilmer.
Chrissy Silveira
May 23, 2014
I am so sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of working with Max at WilmerHale. He was truly one of a kind.
Dave Donovan
May 23, 2014
Max was a true character. A one of a kind. I was privileged to work with him a few times as an associate in his firm in the 1980s and then to be one of his law partners until his retirement in '01. Always had a smile, always a witty remark, always a clever thought. They don't make them like Max Truitt any more.
Edith Ching
May 23, 2014
I always enjoyed Max's visit to the Lower School Library to "check in" and be supportive, of me as well as of course James. And he and james were loyal members of our Parent/Son Book Club. I only know James but what a great legacy he is. And I send him much love.
Mary Truitt
May 22, 2014
Loved ones await in the wild blue yonder. Go in a brilliant stream of light. Sending love to Dawson and Robin.
May 22, 2014
Dear Family, I was so hoping to see Max one more time. I have so many questions for him. What a life he led. What an arc of history he witnessed. What a character! My heart is with you. -- Karen Marrero Chaffraix, Senegal.
May 19, 2014
HI Dawson and Robin,
I often recall your dad setting fire to (flambe) to a steak in your kitchen on 34 th street. What a handsome man. Lots of love. Cassandra Corcoran ( Cassie Spring)
Elanor Cato
May 19, 2014
Dear James and Sarah,
I am sorry to hear of your father's death. I have wonderful memories of him and your mother when you were a student in my class. He was such a gentleman.
Fondly,
Mrs. Cato(James'teacher)
May 19, 2014
To Robin Truitt,
Your dad was a gentleman and always a pleasure to see and spend time talking with.
May your memories always be of joy.
Jeff Gitelman
Washington DC
Elaine Perlstein
May 19, 2014
Sarah,
Our sincerest condolences. Your Dad was a fine Gentleman.
Dear Sarah,
Our sincerest condolences. Your Dad was a Fine Gentleman.
Love to You and Yours.
Elaine & Mike
Barbara Kafka
May 19, 2014
Dear Sarah,
I am so sorry to hear of your father's death. I have such fond memories of him through the years you and Laura were in school together. He was unique, witty and warm. My thoughts are with you, James and your whole family.
May 18, 2014
Sarah, sorry to hear of Max's death. Glad he was able to see your wedding,
Jim Korb
Claire Craik
May 18, 2014
Dear Sarah and family,
I am so sorry to hear about your father's death. I am Liidia Liuksila's mom. I remember him so well (and your Mom) from all the school events. He was such a delight to talk to. Please accept my deepest sympathy.
Claire Craik
Kim Truitt
May 18, 2014
Dance in the light, Uncle Max. xox
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