So sorry for your loss

I have only a few memories of Max after we did our GCSE'S at school. We weren't that particularly close after GSCE's. But despite this all of my memories of him during school and the few times I bumped into him after school are all nice ones.

From all of these pleasant memories I can vividly remember that he always had time for a little chat and never got involved in the negative politics which people got in to at school. I also remember his amazing ski abilities from the school ski trip I went on.

I had only bumped in to max a few times since the end of GCSE's, but every time we did he was always willing to have a little chat, so we could talk about what was going on in our lives no matter how big or small.

The last time I bumped into Max was in the west end during the summer I think. We only had a brief chat but I really enjoyed it, and left thinking how far we had both come and what an interesting man he was. For me knowing that these random and interesting meetings won't happen again is very upsetting. I can not imagine what his family and close friend must be going threw by losing such a loveable character. But I do know that from our brief meetings and this internet site, I can tell he was the kind of person who had so much love to give to every one, which in turn has given him so much well dissevered love back.

From him leaving us so early I hope it makes people realize not to take their time here for granted. Do as Max did and take time out of busy schedules and give more time to people, no matter how well you know them or not, and also love, enjoy, and make the most of your life.

To his family, Rosie, his closet friends, and anyone who ever had the joy and gift of meeting him I am sorry for your tremendous loss.

Good night max

Tyler Williams - Green