Max Quinn

RIP Thomas Jefferson 1949 Graduate. From the TJ Class of 1962.

To the entire Quinn family,
I'm sorry to hear of your have loss of Max. I'm praying that you and your family will feel God's peace and comfort as you reflect back on his life.
With deepest sympathy,

Randy Champagne
Houston, Texas
randallchampagne@sbcglobal.net

I remember and cherish all the times we played golf with my Dad and David and Ronny, the times we got together for meals or activities, but mostly I remember seeing you at church. You always greeted me, had something nice to say and were very cheerful. I will miss you!

It is impossible to put into words what Max meant to our family, and more importantly to the church family. My Dad feels like he just lost his best friend. Max was always quick to shake your hand and say something to make you laugh. Our families have been so close over the years it's almost like we're related. Praying for Ann and the entire Quinn family.

Dear Carl, Shannon and family,
Although I didn't know Max personally, from hearing you all talk about him, I know he was a very special person, kind and generous and with a great wit (all of which he passed along to his sweet son, Carl!). Even in your sadness, may you rejoice in the sure knowledge that Max is resting in the arms of his Savior, Jesus Christ in Heaven. With all our love and prayers, Aunt Polly and family. ". . . and God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes, and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain, for these things have all passed away." Revelation 21:4

Dear Ann,

Please accept my deepest sympathies to you and your family. Max was loved and adored by everyone he met, always willing to lend a helping hand and give a heart warming smile, not to mention a few jokes here and there! He will be deeply missed by all who knew him. May God comfort you with peace and understanding during this difficult time and in the days ahead.

We are sorry that we were not able to spend more time with Max (Bud) over the past few years. He was a wonderful and kind person and will be missed by everyone who ever had the pleasure to know him. May he rest in peace!

Mr Quinn was the kindest person I have ever known. He was never without a smile on his face. In our younger years we ( Carls friends) affectionately called him Walter Mathau which is self explanatory. I enjoyed Mr . Quinn's humor and fun loving ways. My heart and prayers go out to the Quinn's at this sorrowed time.

Mr. Max and my dad Jim Domingue where friends from when they where young boys living in Port Arthur. They grew up to be long time friends even working together at Gulf Oil. Love and prayers to him and the family.

Max and I are cousins. Max's mother (Katie Parks) and my grandmother (Lila Parks) are sisters. My Dad re-introduced me to Max at Central Mall in 2010. Thereafter, I would see Max at the Mall and we would visit briefly. My Dad worked with Max at Gulf Refinery Port Arthur. When Dad passed away in 2012, Max and Ann came to visitation to support the family. God Bless Max...see you in the future Cous!