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10/21/21 12:51 PM #9834    

 

Elizabeth Spillman (Alex)

I am so sad to hear of Terry's passing.
Had such a great time with him at Cheeks.
He sat with Sandy and I for quit awhile.
Prayers for his Family...

10/21/21 01:23 PM #9835    

 

David Long

Re:  Terry (Max) Maxwell

 

Final arrangements have been made.  Everything will be next Wednesday, October 27, between 4 - 8pm at the Richard Stafford Funeral Home in Spring Green, WI.  

 

https://www.staffordfuneralhomes.com/

 

At this time, 1:20pm 10/21, there is not yet an online obituary or a notation of the plans posted on the funeral home website.  

 

My sincere condolences to our entire class on the loss of another friend.


10/22/21 01:47 PM #9836    

 

James (Jim) Rookus

I will really miss Max's contrubution to our site !sad

I just found Max's obituary on the funeral home website.... here is copy of: 

Obituary

Terry R “Max” Maxwell, age 75 of Spring Green, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on October 20, 2021 at Agrace Hospice Care in Janesville. Terry was born on December 17,1945 in Bloomington, IL to Harold and Leota (Rheim) Maxwell. Max attended school in Bloomington, IL.

In high school Max excelled in track and field. After high school he earned a Bachelor Degree in Industrial Technology from Illinois State University. Max began his career teaching in Minooka, IL and later Bettendorf, IA. After teaching for seven years, Max finished his career at Cardinal Glass as a quality control manager. While at ISU, Max met some of his life-long best friends, the “Deadbirds”. The group consists of Dave and Cinda, Tom and Linda, Andy and Gail, and Will and Linda. After almost 55 years of friendship, they still remain close.

In 1969, Max began serving in the Army National Guard, it was during a National Guard summer camp where he met his future wife, Susie Olson. They were married on July 6, 1974. Max loved his sports and had a wide range of athletic interests. He loved to ski and enjoyed teaching his boys to ski as well. He loved watching Nascar, the Badgers, the St. Louis Cardinals, the Spring Green Dolphins, and especially River Valley athletics. He also enjoyed talking cars with his buddy Frank. More than anything Max loved watching his boys participate in any sport they chose and rarely missed an event. Recently Max loved cheering on his five grandkids in softball, baseball, wrestling, volleyball, swimming, and soccer.

Max is survived by his loving wife of 47 years, Susan (Olson); his children, Chadd (Kasey) Maxwell and Brett (Shelly) Maxwell; grandchildren, Jacey, Kendall, Briggs, Kinley, and Cooper; his mother-in-law, Carol Olson; brothers, Daryl Dean (Barbara) and Craig Maxwell; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, James Olson, Jean Ruppert, Julie (Dean) Huth and Sally (Timothy) Liegel; nieces and nephews, Mike Olson, Melissa Weigel, Ben Olson, Ben Maxwell, Kyle and Josh Ruppert; God-daughter, Arielle (Ben), Drew and Aubrey Huth, McKenzie, and Payton (Mikkayla) Liegel.

Max was preceded in death by his parents, father-in-law, Dean Olson; sister-in-law, Michaelene Olson and aunts and uncles.

If you had a project you needed help with, Max was your go to guy!

Visitation will be held on Wednesday, October 27, 2021 from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the Richardson-Stafford Funeral Home.

The family would like to thank Agrace Hospice Care for their kind and compassionate care.

To honor Max’s love for River Valley Athletics and his service to the River Valley Boosters and the Ted Lins Wall of Honor, in lieu of flowers donations can be made to the River Valley Stadium Fund or Agrace Hospice Care.

Online condolences available at www.staffordfuneralhomes.com. The Richardson-Stafford Funeral Home in Spring Green is assisting the family with the arrangements.

 

 


10/22/21 03:58 PM #9837    

 

David Long

Thanks for posting, Jim.  I was just about to post the same thing along with a link to the funeral home web site.  


10/22/21 08:31 PM #9838    

David Brock

RIP Terry Maxwell, you will be missed.


10/22/21 08:44 PM #9839    

David Brock

Happy Birthday Ed , have  plenty more


10/24/21 01:40 PM #9840    

 

Karen Sue (Suzi) Denton (Merritt)

RIP Max!!  You will be dearly missed by the class of 64.

Prayers for your family.   🙏🙏🙏🙏


10/24/21 04:07 PM #9841    

 

Sandra Jeakins (Singletary Sizemore)

The same obiturary, for Max,  was in the Bloomington Pantagraph this morning with a good picture of him.   As with many of the class members, I didn't know him well, in school, but got to know him thru the class website.  So glad we got to visit with him at Cheeks in August and had a few laughs.  He will be missed.  I treasure each and every one of the classmates who have become my friends,  I have gotten to know so many thru this website. 

Prayers for Max's family.  Continued prayers for everyone having health issues.  Glad to hear several are on the mend and are doing much better.


10/24/21 09:45 PM #9842    

 

Allida Frisch (Altemus)

So very sorry to hear of Max’s passing. He had such a great sense of humor and I enjoyed seeing his posts. We are losing too many of our classmates way too soon. Prayers for Max and his family.

Boo and Suzi hope both of you are continuing to recover.


10/28/21 07:07 PM #9843    

Linda Bristow (Elias)

When we cool down here in El Paso, I think of soups.  I made a cream of chicken soup with green chili, onions, and potatoes.  I love that smooth soothing flavor of the warm soup in cool weather. 

What do you like to eat in cool weather?

Love to all,

Linda


10/29/21 01:23 AM #9844    

 

James (Jim) Rookus

Hey Linda,  Im with you!  A bowl of tomato soup with a grilled cheese sandwich or a bowl of any of my wife's delicious home made soups, including chili!  Your post reminds me of our covid days of daily subjects to reply with photographs... missing that!


10/29/21 09:54 AM #9845    

 

Terri Baxter (Whirrett)

I was so saddened to hear of Max's passing. 
his obituary spoke of a kind mans love of his family, sports and really expressed of  a life well lived! May his family find peace in that. 
As for me, I am happily out and about, no pain, PT wonderful so no need for cane now. Again, your prayers and cards, phone calls were/are precious to me. 
Boo

 

 

 


10/29/21 11:12 AM #9846    

Linda Bristow (Elias)

Boo:

Good news brings happiness!  No cane ..........even better!  I knew that you could do it!  You aren't the type to let anything keep you down!  Atttttttaaaa girl!

Love ya, Linda


10/29/21 11:14 AM #9847    

Linda Bristow (Elias)

Suzi:  How is your new Physical Therapy?   I hope you have the same type of outcome as Boo!  We're ready to see you up and moving.   Also, hope that Dick and Alan are doing well!

Love ya, Linda


11/01/21 07:18 AM #9848    

 

Richard (Dick) Briggs

Hi Linda,  I am doing great in my recovery.  I am still doing cardio-rehab for about three more weeks.  I also start my private gym later this week.  It is amazing what modern medicine can do.  

Dick


11/01/21 08:34 AM #9849    

Linda Bristow (Elias)

Dick: Pleased to hear your good news!   Glad you're mending well!  Hello to Dicksie, please!

Linda

 

Hey......although Halloween is big business.............our street only had 12 Trick or Treaters!   It sure doesn't seem like they had as much fun as we used to have at their age!   Also, we didn't need parents with us back then.  We could go all over town with just kids.

Did any of you have very many show up in costumes?

Happy Halloween......late!

Love ya, Linda


11/04/21 09:29 AM #9850    

 

Jack Keefe

We have reached that point in the fall: so reset your clocks this coming saturday night. Daylight Saving(s) Time will go away until some time in 2022. Clocks should be set back one hour. Of course, some of our electronic gadgets do that by themselves now, but -- I'll bet we all have something that needs manual resetting, like maybe a microwave oven. 

As I post this reminder, I fondly remember Terry Maxwell, who always had something to say about my time-change postings or football. Well, Max, here's the reminder. And as to football, your Badgers won last weekend. But wherever you're looking down from now, you probably already know that. 


11/07/21 02:53 PM #9851    

 

David Long

MAX,

The day has come - Cheese Heads vs Indian Chiefs - today at 3:15!  Arrowhead Stadium (noted as the LOUDEST stadium in the NFL) will host the Packers sans Aaron Rogers so they will need a little MAX Magic to pull this one out.  Looking forward to seeing what happens today.  Know you will be looking down on this game with interest.

Dusty


11/08/21 06:02 AM #9852    

 

Sandra Jeakins (Singletary Sizemore)

David, I thought of Max when Wisconsin beat Rutger's, Saturday, 52-3.  I thought maybe they had some help from Max.   No help for the Packers, though.  The defense was good and kept the score low, but with Rodgers out of the game, Jordan Love, the QB that made his first NFL start didn't too very well and that score was 13-7 with the Chiefs winning, as you probably know.   Last year when the Chiefs won the Superbowl, I thought maybe Jim Pierce was helping them to win.  They were awesome that whole year with coming back from being way behind to winning  several games.   He was a big Chiefs fan.  For some reason, the Chiefs are one of my favorite teams, also, along with The Ravens and The Saints.   And I should say The Bears, since I should be for them since I'm from Illinois.  It has been fun watching how Justin Fields has progressed.


11/08/21 04:33 PM #9853    

 

David Long

The Chiefs squeaked by and by no means was it a good showing. Many of us think that perhaps Mahones is less focused on football than some of the other things he has going - part owner of the Royals; part owner of the woman's soccer team; building the first soccer stadium in the world for womens soccer; bringing the WattaBurger franchise to KC (planning on 32 stores); plus being a spokesperson for countless tv commercials.  I'll be pulling for the Bears 🐻 tonight against Pittsburgh. 


11/08/21 04:33 PM #9854    

 

David Long

Julie,  Happy Birthday!

 

 

 

 


11/09/21 09:01 AM #9855    

Linda Bristow (Elias)

Julie:

Happy Birthday.......................late!

Love ya, Linda


11/09/21 01:19 PM #9856    

 

Richard (Rich) Crusius

Happy birthday, Debbie!  Have a great day.


11/11/21 02:40 PM #9857    

Linda Bristow (Elias)

We are having an increase in COVID.  Is this also happening where you live?

Love to all, Linda


11/13/21 09:15 PM #9858    

 

Marvin Theobald

Our class has had a lengthy stretch of sad losses and health issues in our recent postings. The last couple of days have had some happy things happening that I want to share with all of you. First, I have to share a pic 
I received today of my Great Granddaughter. I may be slightly biased but I think she is adorable.

For the benefit of those who had Jean Holcomb as your 4th grade teacher, here is a pic of her as she celebrated her 90th birthday yesterday. Jack Keefe, Judy and I were there to wish her a happy birthday.

I just realized the extreme range in age between the above special people.

This morning, Jim Rookus and his wife were passing through Bloomington. Sandy (Jeakins), Jack Keefe, Judy and I met them at Parkview Inn for a 3 hour breakfast visit. It was most enjoyable to have another mini-mini-reunion. We had a very nice visit.

And last, Judy has a this stunningly gorgeous Japanese Maple tree in full fall color in her yard that I thought might brighten your day.

It has been a great last couple of days. I wish you could have all been here to share in the fun. Let us know what you have been up to. Hopefully Sue, Boo, Alan and all are having speedy recoveries. You are thought of often.


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