1930
2014
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Cherri (aka Romey) Jackson
June 17, 2014
Sorry to hear you lost your dad, but like you said he is with you always and watching over you.. Glad I met you Dixie (Dreama)
Lisa Cross-Robinson
June 16, 2014
You were always a good hearted cowboy that made me smile. Even when you teased me and would say to me "Your always doing something and I'm pretty sure it's wrong" Rest well JD your going to be missed by all that knew you.
Marlene Maxwell
June 16, 2014
Brother I already miss you so!! No one will ever know how awesome it was to be the little sister who was always there, tagging along with you, the deep bond cannot be broken. Wait for me! I'm right behind you! Love, Sister
Karon Bingaman Hall
June 16, 2014
Love you Natalie & praying for you as you lay your Daddy to rest. Good ride cowboy! HUGS
Dad
Dixie Cameron
June 16, 2014
I am going to miss you so much dad, you were bigger then life and leave a void no one can ever fill. Good ride cowboy to the hardest working man I ever knew. I love you.
Bonnie Knight
June 16, 2014
Happy Trails, JD. You were one of a kind!
Natalie Maxwell McPherson
June 15, 2014
Happy Fathers Day Dad. I love you! See you next time.
Mary and J.D. January 2010
Rosemarie Barnes
June 15, 2014
J.D. you will be lovingly missed. Last time you visited mom (Mary) I remember just sitting and listening to the wonderful stories of our family's past as only you could tell them. Funny, witty, charming... a Maxwell to the core. Go get 'em Cowboy!
Rosemarie Barnes and Mary Flower of the Tom and Velma Maxwell family
Gil striking a JD pose. :)
Gilbert Maxwell
June 14, 2014
Dear cousin JD (and your great family). You're going to be missed by so many people. I'll always remember the conference calls we had between you, me, Mary and Flo. Your experiences & your quick wit, made those conversations a lot of fun for us. Happy Landings JD - see you again someday.
Gil Maxwell, of the Tom and Velma Maxwell family.
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