cditata
Look at my man mean mugging. Max, Harvey, Terence...he’s a beast by any name! Love always big man.
Edward Repic
MAX-WELL!!!! Your birthday and passing and dozens of days in between each year are a gift to me for the memories they rekindle. You were a newborn to two people Barbara and I still love, then my Godchild, then a youngster, and then, in one of the greatest gifts ever bestowed upon my life, we became FRIENDS. I still remember the very moment when we realized that had happened and it will always be one of the greatest treasures of my life. I truly hope that my belief in the afterlife comes true as eternity sounds like just the right amount of time to spend with the spirits of the people we love.
cditata
Happy birthday big man
kwanago
We had fun raising several glasses in your honor, brutha! The good memories are always flowing.
cditata
Miss that big smile, your opinion on everything and everyone, and always having your ear. We’re still thinking about you every day.
Nadeen Currie
Miss you my dear cousin, you've been in my thoughts all week. I can feel you smiling. XO
kwanago
Every day you still make me laugh or smile, man. Whether it's thinking back on an old joke or what you would have to say about a certain situation now. I wish you could come visit and we could rip it up down here, but your presence and your memory remain very much a part of my life. Love you, bud.
cditata
We miss you buddy.
Today more than most days. But still every single day.
David Weinreb
Thinking of you T
Natalie Sanz
Max,
You had a heart of gold. You were always kind to everyone and protective of me. You always made me feel safe.
You stood up for me in the fives when Matthew Pelly punched me on the roof, and you had the courage in eighth grade to get my backpack back from the homeless man in houston street park. And you were kind every day in between, to all of us. I think of you often because to this day you remain one of the most noble, genuine, good hearted people I have ever met.
My entire family loves you, and always has. They will be devestated. I don't regularly go on facebook but I learned of this tragedy from logging on today. We all talk about you from time to time, even my mom's secretary Mary, who always asks, "How is king Max," because you were the king in our 5th grade pageant.
This is tragic news. I really loved you so much Max. And I am sorry that I was not at your memorial to tell your family the impact you had on my life. You cared for me like a sister, walking me home so many days, being easy on me in judo tournaments, always looking after me.
We will never ever forget you Max. You were golden for all of us.
Sending your family so much love.

Natalie Sanz
Cole Brenner
Dear Terence Fleming-Warren
I'm just having a hard time believing that you, my best friend, won't be part of my and Michelle's future plans. I just heard about your passing and I hope the whole heaven thing works out. If it does, I know, there will be a deceased Jewish comedian, David Brenner, waiting just past those pearly gates with a bottle of water to pour on your unsuspecting head. You were the best of friends, Michelle Krut Brenner and I will have you in our thoughts forever. I am so sorry we didn't pull the trigger on one of the many visit plans we discussed. I'm realing and already missing you beyond my capacity. I'm thinking good thoughts for your family and am so thankful that we kept in touch for all these years, from Camp Regis Applejack, then The Little Red Schoolhouse, my barmitzvah, our College years in Philly, my dog biting your ballsack, my best man at my wedding, and my Dads memorial. I will think of you after every Jets touchdown, but even more important, I will think of you and smile after every Jets Interception. If only it was a sick joke in bad taste, that would be amazing, but as I have come to live missing the sound of my dad's voice, I fear, I also will carry the same sadness missing you. Max I love you man.

Cole Brenner
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