Passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his family on October 15th 2021, aged 96. Loving husband of Edna for 73 years.
Loved father and father-in-law of Kerrie and Ian (dec) David (Jack) and Chris, Tony and Pat,
Russell and Sheryl, and Michael and Lisa.
Loved Pop of 14 grandchildren and loved Old Pop of 33 great grandchildren.
Loved and remembered Always.
Funeral Notice
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Tributes
Dear Aunty Edna,
I will always have wonderful memories of Uncle Max. Many visits to your house as a young girl with Pop. I remember his laugh, smile and fun! He was one to light up a room. So much warmth and love.
Much love always,
Naomi xOur condolences to Aunty Edna and all the family on the passing of dads (frank, dec) brother uncle Max. our thoughts are with you all today. We loved a joke with him. R.I.P Uncle Max. love from Rhonda and Frank Sharp, Qld.
To the Browne clan my deepest sympathy he was a great uncle loved him heaps will miss him so much
Lots of love to you all
Barb Bryan Sam Liam xxxThinking of you all at this sad time…
Loved our Portarlington holidays with ‘Uncle’ Max and the Browne family. He always made us laugh. Was so good to make contact with everyone again at their milestone wedding anniversary and Mick’s 60th
Love The Taylor family.
Runamuck with Joan & Allen ๐๐๐นI have a lot of fond memories visiting Uncle Max and Aunty Edna at the house “at the end of the road” (seemed so far away as a young fella). Always great to explore and Uncle Max was always patient and happy to show and explain things.
Some stand out memories for me are;
Aunty Edna realising she’d been feeding Uncle Max “Snappy Tom” tuna in his lunches (she’d put it on the table for Good Friday lunch) – could only imagine the looks the he would have been getting as he sat down to cat food..
The fantastic (veggie) garden at their house on High Street Belmont…
and
Him proudly showing off the gold he’d found fossicking with his metal detector in Central Victoria.
It’s been a long time since I last saw Uncle Max but he’s definitely an important influence in my formative years.
My deepest sympathies to Aunty Edna and family.My thoughts are with the Browne family. Max was a gentleman who loved a bit of stirring. Always had a smile on his face a enjoyed life. A great man who will be dearly missed, may he now RIP.
Dear Edna and Family . So sorry to hear the passing of Max. He really was a beautiful man. He will be missed by many. May you Rest In Peace Max . ๐นโค๏ธ. Debbie.
Loved uncle Max of Carolyn and Nelson.Loving great Uncle to our five children and a very young great,great Uncle to our grandchilren,who was always up for a bit of mischief with them.
Will be sadly missed by all of us but a great example of a life very well lived.To the beautiful Browne family. What a great man Uncle Max was. He definitely had his challenges over the last few years, but this one was too much. 96 years young is a great innings. Kevin and Jan Brown and family.