Kathy Wellik
I miss you every day dad. Thanks a million for making a difference in people's lives. I hope your reunion with your parents is amazing. \u2764\u2764
Birth date: Jul 6, 1940 Death date: Jul 12, 2021
Max Eugene Brown passed away peacefully on July 12, 2021, at Bethany Life Communities. Max was born in Grinnell, Iowa, July 6, 1940, the only child of Frank Lancaster Brown and Arvilla Esther (Mackin) Brown. He graduated from Grin Read Obituary
I miss you every day dad. Thanks a million for making a difference in people's lives. I hope your reunion with your parents is amazing. \u2764\u2764
Always fun to run into Max and visit. Sorry for your loss
It was a pleasure knowing Max; sorry for your loss.
Dennis
Dear Cindi, so sorry to hear of Max’s passing. I hope his final days were peaceful. May memories of Max comfort you and all the families. Sincerely, Sue Stinson
Kathy, Kenny and Keith, I pray that you will be comforted with the memories of your Dad. He had a rich and colorful life and impacted some many people.
Max was instrumental in leading us to Story City to open our business in 1977. He introduced us to many people in the community, securing a location for our pharmacy even finding us a place to live. Max was always putting himself before others and helping where he could. I will also remember him for windmills! Everywhere! Of course we sold the little ones in our pharmacy!
Thanks a million, Max!
Kathy & Keith, My sincere condolences for the loss of your father. It looks like he had a wonderful life full of dancing with friends. I know that any words given here cannot relief your grief. Only time will ease it some.
What a wonderful tribute to read about Max's life. My condolences to his entire family, including my colleague, Kathy. It's clear he brought joy to many and it sounds like his work will live on in the photo albums of many Iowans! Peace to all...
Lots of great memories in my 56 years...yes Max has known me since birth! He did two step with me...so much fun. He will be greatly missed. "Thanks a million" Max for all the great memories!\u2764
What a legacy and a family. A great soul that will be missed.
Great guy will be missed! Max did our wedding picture’s back in 1967! RIP :Max!