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Tuesday, March 31, 2020

Condolences to all members of the Kimm family in the loss of their Beloved Max on behalf of our families the McIntosh's and McIntyre Family (nee Ragger). May he rest in Peace.

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Margaret McLean lit a candle

Sunday, February 2, 2020

Our sincere condolences to Aunt Hanna (Mom) and Aunt Annie in the loss of your dear brother, Max and to all members of the Kimm and Dean Extended families. Max meant so much to each of you and also to us. We have many childhood memories of Uncle Max. As a hunter, Uncle Max seasonally hunted venison and snared rabbits during our childhood. He shared the success of his hunt with his family members and friends. We were taught how to hold the rabbits to skin, clean, and then eat when they were cooked. Uncle Max played the game of horse shoes outdoors with us. Keeping us busy, he artfully played the game of checkers but always won. This taught us the importance of fellowship and good sportsmanship. Uncle Max had the knowledge and skills for farming, mechanics for repairing his vehicles, and including the technical skills to build a log cabin for his homestead. He built his own sawmill, cut down his property trees and prepared the logs. He gave selflessly of himself as a Caregiver to both of his aging parents during each of their lifetimes. This trait of self-sacrifice is, indeed, a rare quality. He was rewarded and received the same caring from "Caregivers-Dan and Judy". Together, Uncle Max was well taken care of, afforded the opportunity of a final fishing outing, and was able to retain his dignity until the end of his life. Danny, Aaron, Terry, Dan and Judy, and other family members rotated visits to Uncle Max. They brought his favourite "homemade goodies", and fish to taste. Danny took photos, made local and long distance calls, and sent the photos to all family members so that they were able to have a conversation with him and to see how his health was progressing. This was comforting. These biblical passages come to mind: Matthew 5:4 "Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted.", Psalm 23: "The Lord is my Shepherd", and Psalm 121 "I will lift up mine eyes to the hills - From whence comes my help? … We shall miss him and he will not be forgotten. Rest in Peace Uncle Max. Niece Margaret, and Nephew George McLean (wife Carolyn), Ottawa Dan and Judy Dean, Birch Grove, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

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Diane Ashe posted a condolence

Friday, January 31, 2020

Please accept our sincere condolences in the loss of Max. Lloyd was saddened to hear of his passing. Although I didn't know him upon reading the other condolences I know he was a well thought of man. May all your many wonderful memories sustain you in your grief. Lloyd & Diane Ashe

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Donald Mac Leod posted a condolence

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Condolences to the Kimm family for the loss of Max. He could often be found around the Morien Sandbar, always with his black lab, waiting patiently to fetch a goose. Sincere sympathy. Donald Mac Leod Homeville

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Margaret McLean Posted Feb 1, 2020 at 9:13 AM

Thank you Donald for sharing this wonderful memory. It prompted me to check my late mother's photo album, and sure enough in 1974 she took a photo of her brother Max, his black lab and the long awaited goose. Margaret McLean

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Bill Weatherup lit a candle

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

My sincere condolences to all members of the Kimm and Dean family in the loss of your dear Max, a brother, uncle, and friend to many. It was a pleasure meeting Max in the summer of 2010. I was invited to participate in one of Dan and Max's fishing expeditions. What a beautiful and memorable experience for a Westerner! May you have many hunting and fishing days in the big woods and in the big waters of Paradise. Happy Hunting and Fishing, my friend. Bill Weatherup, Ottawa

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alan spinney lit a candle

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

he was indeed a legend to those who knew him..he once built a atv plow for me ,i had sold it years back,and its was last week i said iwish i had that plow now.it is probably still going strong.. a good man, i have heard no one speak ill words of.that in itself is a tribute to a man. may he rest in peace

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The family of Max Kimm uploaded a photo

Monday, January 27, 2020

Max Kimm

1931 - 2020

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