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Max Arnett Lussier
February 7, 1959 ~ August 21, 2017 (age 58) 58 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by A friend from the Philippines
on October 31, 2017 4:45 AM
Hey! You gone too soon. We still have lots of planned trips together with our other friends.. You are a great man, Max. A good friend.. A kind one. I won't forget our memories here in the Philippines, that was all worth to treasure. I won't forget the smiles and laughter's you shared to us. Thank you, Big friend. :)
Hey! You gone too soon. We still have lots of planned trips together with our other friends.. You are a great man, Max. A good friend.. A kind one. I won't forget our memories here in the Philippines, that was all worth to treasure. I won't forget the smiles and laughter's you shared to us. Thank you, Big friend. :)
A candle was lit by A friend from the Philippines
on October 31, 2017 4:34 AM
A candle was lit by Leona Schinnert and Rita McClellan
on September 1, 2017 11:39 AM
A candle was lit by RuthAnn Donnell
on August 28, 2017 6:31 PM
Message from pc
August 28, 2017 6:31 PM
Aw one of my fav cousins who I will miss very much. I have know him all my 53yrs n always a favorite ...him n I had our moments but for the most part we were real with each other n so that kind of made us like brother/sister type because we spent a lot of time together all of our lives. I love my cousin dearly n he knew it as well as I knew he loved me. His mom was a favorite of mine n now he gets to be with my uncle n his mom. also all the rest of our family. No more pain my brother peace n love forever until we meet again <3
A candle was lit by Jen Kruse
on August 26, 2017 10:38 AM
I met Max on Facebook, he messaged me when he realized our families probably knew each other and he was right about that. As you may or may not know, it's often difficult to find information about native family members from long ago, most of the records were destroyed, so we must gather info from those who still remember them. Max' s father was good friends with older members of my family and he had many stories to share with me about that! Over the years, Max helped me to recover some of that missing information about my family. It may not sound like a big deal to some, but to me it has meant so very much and made all the difference in my life. Max shared stories of his childhood and many experiences he had, these stories helped me to further understand historical trauma, how it began & how it continued to affect people throughout life. He struggled with those things, but he was headstrong, he was focused on helping not harming. He used all of that in attempt to help others, even towards the end, he was still using what he learned to give encouragement to others. He said it felt good to know that he could still help people in some way.
Max also shared about amazing spiritual experiences he had as a young boy, he said it had been since his father passed away that he had anyone to discuss those things with. I feel so blessed that he shared such stories with me. Those who really knew him, we know Max is and was a good man. If you heard his story, I assure you that he was speaking truth! I didn't spend much time with Max in person, but wish we had had more time to explore nature as he had much wisdom to share about those things as well. One of my favorite stories that he shared was about a time that he got stranded way out in the woods and wasnt gonna make it back before dark. He had no supplies and it was quite chilly at night. He was worried about the wild dogs. and he was right to worry about that. When they came, surprisingly a wolf came to his rescue and chased the wild pack of hungry dogs away. The wolf returned and cuddled up with Max to keep him warm through the cold night. He said he often wondered about that because he isn't wolf clan, he didn't quite understand why a wolf would do that for him. To me it made all the sense in the world. 😃 People often say they don't trust people who don't like dogs, but they trust dogs who don't like people. A wild wolf came to help Max and that's the most pure hearted kind of canine you could ever find. 🙄 We all have ups and downs throughout life, Max would tell ya to make the most of those things, use the hard situations to make yourself a better person and try to inspire others to do the same. Don't give up, keep going..... and most of all..... LOVE each other the best you can! I love you Max....Thank you for everything and I will see you on the other side my friend!
❤💙💚💛💜
I met Max on Facebook, he messaged me when he realized our families probably knew each other and he was right about that. As you may or may not know, it's often difficult to find information about native family members from long ago, most of the records were destroyed, so we must gather info from those who still remember them. Max' s father was good friends with older members of my family and he had many stories to share with me about that! Over the years, Max helped me to recover some of that missing information about my family. It may not sound like a big deal to some, but to me it has meant so very much and made all the difference in my life. Max shared stories of his childhood and many experiences he had, these stories helped me to further understand historical trauma, how it began & how it continued to affect people throughout life. He struggled with those things, but he was headstrong, he was focused on helping not harming. He used all of that in attempt to help others, even towards the end, he was still using what he learned to give encouragement to others. He said it felt good to know that he could still help people in some way.
Max also shared about amazing spiritual experiences he had as a young boy, he said it had been since his father passed away that he had anyone to discuss those things with. I feel so blessed that he shared such stories with me. Those who really knew him, we know Max is and was a good man. If you heard his story, I assure you that he was speaking truth! I didn't spend much time with Max in person, but wish we had had more time to explore nature as he had much wisdom to share about those things as well. One of my favorite stories that he shared was about a time that he got stranded way out in the woods and wasnt gonna make it back before dark. He had no supplies and it was quite chilly at night. He was worried about the wild dogs. and he was right to worry about that. When they came, surprisingly a wolf came to his rescue and chased the wild pack of hungry dogs away. The wolf returned and cuddled up with Max to keep him warm through the cold night. He said he often wondered about that because he isn't wolf clan, he didn't quite understand why a wolf would do that for him. To me it made all the sense in the world. 😃 People often say they don't trust people who don't like dogs, but they trust dogs who don't like people. A wild wolf came to help Max and that's the most pure hearted kind of canine you could ever find. 🙄 We all have ups and downs throughout life, Max would tell ya to make the most of those things, use the hard situations to make yourself a better person and try to inspire others to do the same. Don't give up, keep going..... and most of all..... LOVE each other the best you can! I love you Max....Thank you for everything and I will see you on the other side my friend!
❤💙💚💛💜
A candle was lit by Jen Kruse
on August 26, 2017 9:48 AM
A candle was lit by Shar Bjerke
on August 24, 2017 7:47 PM
My thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Max. We grew up in Owatonna in the same class, but reconnected and talked deeply about the real world so very much in the last 10 years or so. I wasn't done learning from and sharing with Max, but I treasure our friendship, I am blessed by it, and I will look forward to being on the same side of the world with him again. Peace to us all. See you soon, Max. Fly free, my friend.
My thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Max. We grew up in Owatonna in the same class, but reconnected and talked deeply about the real world so very much in the last 10 years or so. I wasn't done learning from and sharing with Max, but I treasure our friendship, I am blessed by it, and I will look forward to being on the same side of the world with him again. Peace to us all. See you soon, Max. Fly free, my friend.
A candle was lit by Shar Bjerke
on August 24, 2017 7:42 PM
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