Condolence: So sorry to hear of Max's passing. I used to run into him at Camillus Village Hall when I worked for the Post-Standard. We had some great chats. What a wonderful fella. Again, so sorry.

Condolence: Jan Lell, although we never met your father, we know through you what a wonderful, caring, and kind man he was. Sending you peace, love , and hope. Love, Jackie, Brien, Isabella, and, Grace

Condolence: Dear Jan and Tom. I barely knew yee,Tom--you were so young. But dear Janet was spoken of so often by your mom; Ellie and I crossed paths daily while at the work place in the bank building where we did tax collections for the town of Camillus. We horsed around a little but it was a satisfying and pleasant work place where we had fun along with collecting money! Carmella was usually very friendly after we had our cuppa joe. Always there will be fond memories of Ellie and Max, who shouldered on after losing Ellie too early in life. I felt a part of the village at that time in the 60's and 70's. On occasion Janet, I would love to hear from you and know how your life is going. I'm curious to know if you continued in the massage business after I lost track. Best wishes for your future.

Condolence: Our deepest sympathies to Janet & Tom upon hearing of Uncle Maxs passing. Though I hadn't seen Uncle Max in many years I remember him and Aunt Elly fondly.

Condolence: We remember "Uncle Max" from the recent reunion in Marcellus - always with a smile and a kind word. He really was my uncle too. I am George Seymour, son of Frank P Seymour (Eleanor Seymour's brother). Our thoughts and prayers are with all the family.

Condolence: My love and deepest sympathy to Jan and Tom and his family on the loss of their Dad and Grandfather. In recent years I had the pleasure of spending time with my Uncle Max . We had what we called "our luncheon dates". We would sit and reminisce about the old days and when he spoke of his children and grandchildren you could hear the love and pride in his voice. He was a man I respected and admired. I was always proud to call him my uncle and my friend.

Condolence: Jan & Tom, Your Dad was a great man. He always seemed to have a smile on his face. Our family owes him a debt of gratitude for all of the help he gave to our son, Dustin, with his Eagle project, letters of recommendation, and advice. He was such an integral part of so many important events and happenings around the village. He will be missed by many.

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to Janet and Tom. Uncle Max lived a long and productive life and I fondly remember the time we spent with him and Aunt Ellie when Gary and I were small children. My thoughts and prayers are with you.....
Sandie Glahn, St. Cloud, FL

Condolence: Tom and Family I am sorry to hear of your dad’s passing. It brings back fond memories of your dad at the youth bowling league on Sunday morning’s back 40 some years ago at the Camillus Club House lanes (Raabs) My prayers are with you and your family. Bob Ryan