I met max hunter when i was homeless in Portland with my husband. We had a few adventures along side max and he was definitely a stand up fella. He showed me my first speak easy and was very in tune with the music scene in Portland. He was so friendly and such a deep thinker, it was wonderful getting into conversations with him. My best most potent memory is him inviting us to his home & making us a quiche. When you are starving and homeless you remember fondly all the warm meals prepared for you. He didn’t have much but was so willing to give to those in need. I decided to search max hunter on the internet since I saw the name pop up in my next door app . I was certain it was not the max I knew so I searched and came across this.,you will be remembered Max with much love!

Posted by Leann (an old friend) on February 20, 2023

Maxwell James , Our 4 th born grandson, a bright and talented young man . Gone too soon —- Loved and missed —always in our hearts.. Grandma and Grandpa Locke

Posted by Joan Locke on February 13, 2022

It is with such sad sorrow that I write this post. A precious life cut too short; the many cherished memories we made will be treasured all the more! May you rest in eternal peace, Maxwell!

Posted by Aunt Amy on February 8, 2022

Something drew me to read this obituary - Lei Ann Hunter was my student teacher at Baxter School and I remember Max’s birth. I am so sorry for your tremendous loss - my condolences to the family.

Posted by Barbara Stek on February 4, 2022