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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / March 2005Another fallen ASA warrior
His wife notified MEMORIES members in FidoNet on January 10, but I was still catching up from September. It wasn't until the end of February that I read this notice and I needed to do some double checking before posting here. Thanks to DT for the help. "Max had so many people whom he kept up with via email that I sometimes would hear him mention names and some of the topics, but did not know if he knew these people other than by computer." Janice Chamberlain More at www.findgrave.com Right side of screen, click on Search 6.9 million grave records, enter Max's name and state = Texas. James Max Chamberlain, Jr Birth: Oct. 8, 1940 Malvern Hot Spring County Arkansas, USA Death: Dec. 12, 2004 San Antonio Bexar County Texas, USA Son of James and Thelma Chamberlain. Husband of Janice Marie Pape Chamberlain. Father of Lauren Cunningham. Born and raised in Malvern, AR. Retired from USAA as a Systems Analyst. Known for his sense of order, accuracy and integrity. Loved Nature, travel, flying and exploring. Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery San Antonio Bexar County Texas, USA This is so sad to hear. My prayers and condolences to his family. Janet N. > His wife notified MEMORIES members in FidoNet on > January 10, but I was still catching up from September. [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > Bexar County > Texas, USA My prayers and thoughts to all.  SignatureLove and hugs to all Good thoughts coming your way too. Squirrely Jo > This is so sad to hear. My prayers and condolences to his family. > [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] >> Bexar County >> Texas, USA condolences to his family. Didnt recgonize the name. must have been before my asa time jb | > This is so sad to hear. My prayers and condolences to his family. | > [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] | >> Bexar County | >> Texas, USA Joe, I don't recognize this person. Do you happen to know how they signed thier name here in ASA or what thier email addy was when posting in ASA? Condolences to the family!!! Donna G been awhile, from 2001 or thereabouts: Max San Antonio [jmaxc] (James) Max Chamberlain SPAMjmaxcSHIELD@earthlink.net > Joe, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Donna G Donna G wrote and asked: > I don't recognize this person. Do you happen to know how > they signed thier name here in ASA or what thier email addy > was when posting in ASA? Max used satxrr.com and earthlink.net accounts. He was not a prolific poster in ASA as in MEMORIES, where the group may write about silent films, radio (that's TV without pictures, for you youngsters), Bob's Big Boy and Farrell's Ice Cream parlors, Reo, Nash and Packard autos, Jack Benny, Fibber McGee and Molly, the $64 Question, Shirley Temple, and hundreds of other subjects from the 20's, 30's, 40's, 50s. Hi-- Truly, condolances to the family. I looked at the site, but cannot find any graves registration, am I overlooking something? Best--- Ron > His wife notified MEMORIES members in FidoNet on > January 10, but I was still catching up from September. [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > Bexar County > Texas, USA my condolences to and prayers for his family. kate > His wife notified MEMORIES members in FidoNet on > January 10, but I was still catching up from September. [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > Bexar County > Texas, USA Kate wrote: > my condolences to and prayers for his family. Mary and I had been planning to meet Max and his family in June 2006 when the National Square Dance Convention is held in San Antonio. Hopefully we'll still have an opportunity to meet his family. Max died from a heart attack while engaging in a GPS scavenger hunt. Instead of following written instructions, participants use GPS to locate a "buried treasurer." > Kate wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > written instructions, participants use GPS to > locate a "buried treasurer." ummmm . . . are you serious? i mean, that max died in a cemetery while on a scavenger hunt? i mean, where else would you find a "buried treasurer"? kate Kate wrote: > ummmm . . . are you serious? i mean, that max died in a > cemetery while on a scavenger hunt? i mean, where else > would you find a "buried treasurer"? One of your "gotcha's". How about "buried treasure?" ... If everything seems to be going right, check your zipper. |
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