Birth date: Oct 21, 1924 Death date: Jul 19, 2009
Mary Elizabeth Maxwell, age 84, fell asleep in death at her home in Dallas, Texas, on July 19, 2009, after a lengthy illness. She was born in Brookfield, Missouri, on October 21, 1924 and grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana. Later, Read Obituary
What a wonderful mother-in-law Mary was! You couldn't ask for better. She, and her wonderful laugh, will be missed for a little while – but happily I know we will be hearing it again soon! Until then Mary, we'll miss you and look forward to seeing you again soon…
Like many have already stated, Mary's laugh is such a wonderful memory. I know we all longingly look forward to the wonderful future ahead of us when we will be able to once again hear this faithful sister's laughter to the fullest degree.
Dear Brother Maxwell and family, I'm truly sorry about your loss. Sister Maxwell will be dearly remember by all who have come to know her. No one can forget her contagious laugh. Best regards.
Frank,Don,Gloria Im sorry to hear about Mary Take care We will see her in the new system Soon Steve chapman
How sad for family and friends that Sister Maxwell is gone, but how wonderful that she has finished the RACE! Praying that it will be just a little while longer till we are all together again in Paradise. Thinking of you, our sympathies, Danny and Sue Willis, Gladewater, TX
Dear Maxwell Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Mrs.Mary Maxwell will be dearly missed. I will miss her laugh.
Sending our warmest condolences to the family of Sister Mary Maxwell. She is in Jehovah's memory now, the safest place to be. And all long to see her again soon in perfect health in a perfect world. She will be so glad to know how many supported her remaining family and friends at this very sad time. Her funeral services were held with much dignity and respect and such a good witness to any unbelievers that attended. Our prayer is that Jehovah continue helping to heal all who mourn her loss.
Brother Maxwell & family, We didn't know Sister Maxwell very well, but we know anyone who produced such a fine daughter and son had to have been a wonderful person. The day of death is truly better than the day of birth (Eccl. 7:1) when you look at Sister Maxwell's accomplishments in her life: two fine children–both faithful servants of Jehovah, a 62-year marriage (how many people can boast that anymore?), 49 years of service to Jehovah, and a loyal husband who lovingly cared for her to the very end. I'm looking forward to really getting to know her in the resurrection. All those beautiful memories you have made together will help sustain you until that time, which doesn't appear to be far off. Regards, Linda & Roger Carroll
Sister Maxwell was precious to us all and I will not forget her. My compassion and prayers go out to you, Brother Maxwell, and your family. Very Sincerely Patsy Loston
