FOX, Maxwell Charles (Max)

To Lyn and Family
We are saddened to hear the passing of our dear Uncle Max.We will miss our visits and him sharing his wonderful stories.
All our love ❤️
Lisa, John and boys.

My dear sweet friend Max my heart is broken although I have not seen you in a while I have lots of fond memories of time spent with you as every one else that knew you will remember the talented funny , headstrong , determined , and your wonderful sense of humor you will be so sadly missed and fondly remembered
Rest in peace sweet angel
Gail

Max you were one of life’s true characters.
Hope you recorded all that knowledge
Max you lived life your way
It was an absolute pleasure to have crossed paths
To Lyn and family and Natalie my condolences

So sorry for your loss Lyn & family, thinking of you xx Max you certainly were a funny character, you had me laughing plenty of times , your were lovely , and you will be sadly missed , Fly High xox

Condolences to the Fox family Mr & Mrs Fox was my first Herald Sun Delivery Rutland Street Newborough when I delivered papers in Newborough. RiIP .

So very sorry to hear the passing of such a great man you always had a smile an something to say each morning when I would come to the door an you would say here is my pumpkin I’ll always remember your story’s an all the places you talked about so much knowledge to give I hope you are resting now as you certainly didn’t while you was here my thoughts are with your family x

You were a regular visitor to our shop, Latrobe valley pools to chat about the garden or to ask if Paul was available for painting. You always had a story to tell, usually involving a few laughs. We will miss you. Reunited with your Jean. RIP Max.
Paul and Sonya Bramley.

Thinking of you all at this sad time. Hold on to the memories as you can never loose them.
He was a true gentleman who since the day I met him and Jean as our first ever landlord’s in his units he become a friend. They were the best landlord’s ever lots of memories.
Rest peacefully from Amanda,Sue and Johnno Wirz xx

Max we have treasured memories of our regular Friday night meals with you and Jean at the Moe Golf Club. Max you always had a joke and story to tell. We will miss catching up with you at Newborough Probus. You will now be reunited with dear Jean. Your friends Rhonda & Les

So very sad to hear today that my lovely Godfather Uncle Max has passed away ..Life was never dull with you Uncle Max, skiing ,flying,, fun times at Cowes…You were your own man and the best friend to Dad, Les Kite….
I’ll miss your love for life…you’ll be with my 2nd Mum Aunty Jean….Your final journey
My thoughts to Lynne ,Benjamin ,Sonya and all the grandchildren….
All my love
Lesley Xx

So sorry to hear of Max’s passing. Always a gentleman. Max and Jean were close friends of my parents.. I have been taking Max to the Aeroclub on the occasional Saturday for the last few years. He always enjoyed the outing and was great company. I will miss our chats.

Condolences to his family and loved ones. He lead a great life remember him and smile. Hugs Maree Clancy

I have known Max for a long time. May I offer my sincere condolences.
Regards. David Dawson.

To Lynn and family,
Our deepest sympathy to you all on the loss of Max. He will be surely missed by many.
Pam, Rod and family.

Dear Uncle Max. So sorry he has gone. The end of an era. Remembering the happy times with our families- the Foxes and the Kites over many years. An adventurous man who did it all. Reunited now with dear Auntie Jean.
Sympathies to Lyn and all the family.
Love Liz and Neil