I remember when Maxine and Uncle Robert were married. It was the first wedding I ever attended and I still remember how beautiful she looked in her wedding dress as they stood on the front steps of the church afterwards. Aunt Maxine was a big part of many happy childhood memories and I never once saw her without a smile on her face. She was a lovely woman who will be missed. Although it is very sad that she has passed on, there is comfort in knowing she is in heaven with Uncle Robert where she has a lofty perch from which to keep an eye on her lovely family. Please accept my heartfelt condolences.
We are very sorry for your loss. Maxine was a wonderful lady and a joy to be around. Hate to lose someone that has been in ,the community for so long. I know the family made every effort to make Maxine’s final days comfortful.
Aunt Maxine was a blessing to know. I'll always remember her for her soft smile that seemed to feel like a hug, her chicken noodle casserole, and gentle manner. Her many wonderful qualities live on in her children and the memories of those who knew and loved her.
So sorry to learn of Maxine's passing. We will always remember both Maxine and Robert as special neighbors. Maxine babysat our Steve when he was 3 or 4 for which we were very grateful knowing what kind of wonderful care he would receive. Our prayers are with you.
I'm sorry to hear of the passing of Maxine. I knew both of your parents. My brother Kenny Irving was a very good friend of both of them. Both of your parents were very special.
