"I knew Max and Rhonda from their famous Halloween parties when I was really young and worked for him when I grew up. He was and will always be one of the kind and nicest men that I had the privilege to know. My condolences to the entire family"
In loving memory of
Max G. Ramsey
September 18, 1959 - September 22, 2018
Max G. Ramsey, 59, of Washington, passed away on Saturday, September 22, 2018 at 6:33 p.m. at Daviess Community Hospital.
Max was born on September 18, 1959 in Washington to Buddy (Max) and Jane (Tillie) Ramsey. Max was the owner and operator of Eaton Monument Company.
He is survived by his wife, Rhonda J. (Garland) Ramsey, whom he married, July 5, 1980; two sons, Tyler Ramsey of Washington and Trey (Kaylee) Ramsey of Washington; stepbrother, Lew (Kris) Lenti of Washington; two granddaughters, Adalyn Jean and Ashlyn Jade; nephews, Roger (Terrah) Sparks of Vincennes, Josh (Angie) Sparks of Washington, Jace (Lizzie) Sparks of Vincennes; he is also survived by multiple sisters and brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews, whom he loved dearly.
Max was preceded in death by his father, Buddy (Max) Ramsey; mother, Jane Frye; stepfather, Ott Frye; sister, Pam Ramsey.
A funeral service will be will be held on Thursday, September 27th at 10:00 a.m. at Ed Lee North Chapel, 620 E Viola Ave, Washington, Indiana 47501. Burial will follow in St. John Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3:00 – 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 26th, at Ed Lee North Chapel. Memorial donations may be given to St. John Cemetery Road Fund 101 North Meridian Street Washington, Indiana 47501.
Condolences may be sent to the family online at www.edleemortuary.com
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"Our sincerest sympathy and condolences to Maxs family. He was always so fun to be around, just like Aunt Jane. Max was a GOOD Man!!! He will be missed but never forgotten."
"My sincere condolence to the family. May you find comfort in the promise of Revelation 21:4 of a time when death will be no more and loved ones will be reunited."
"I knew Max and Rhonda from their famous Halloween parties when I was really young and worked for him when I grew up. He was and will always be one of the kind and nicest men that I had the privilege to know. My condolences to the entire family"
"I can not express how sorry we are for your loss."
"Our sincerest sympathy and condolences to Maxs family. He was always so fun to be around, just like Aunt Jane. Max was a GOOD Man!!! He will be missed but never forgotten."
"The community has lost a great person and friend. Gone but not forgotten"
"I was so saddened to hear of Max's passing. Max and I grew up together since 1st grade. He was an amazing person and would always be of service to help anyone in need; he even helped my husband when he got his truck stuck in the snow just cause he saw him from the road in passing. He will be missed and my condolences to the family with prayers during this difficult time. Max RIP."
"So sorry about your passing"
"Rhonda, Tyler & Trey - you are in my thoughts and prayers. My heart breaks for you as you walk this very difficult road. It has been my honor and privilege to work with Max for the past 13 years. He will be greatly missed."
"Prayers for you and all Max's family, met him only a few times but I know my daughter Megan and BJ talked about him all the time with lots of love and shared memories ...."
"I have known Max for 30 years or more. He was a true gentleman that I called a friend. We shared many jokes, stories, and fun times together. Not only as a business associate but also as a confidant, I valued his friendship. I will miss him dearly and am sorry I am out of town and will not be able to share his funeral service with you. Certainly the entire family is in my thoughts and prayers. rest in Peace, Max."
"Max's Mom grew up by the West End Fire Station. Dad ran a cab service with his sister being a dispatcher. I have been to a river party he organized and realized how many friends Max had. RIP buddy."
"I am the eldest daughter of Barbara Wininger. I have known Maxie as we called him since he was a boy and hung around our house as a friend of my brother, Art Wininger...he was Art's friend but he became brother to all of us and another one to love by my Mom. There are many many stories and much Love shared for Max right now and I pray it brings you comfort..of course it isn't going to ever be okay again...been thru this with more personal losses but I hope the outpouring consoles you and reminds you warmly these next harsh years, that you aren't alone...we loved him so very much also. He is forever carried in our hearts...love ya Maxie! <3"
"Even though Max and I parted ways in business, I always enjoyed talking to and visiting with Max. He was a good man. You have my thoughts and prayers. God be with you and your family, Rhonda."
"Max's Mom grew up by the West End Fire Station. Dad ran a cab service with his sister being a dispatcher. I have been to a river party he organized and realized how many friends Max had. RIP buddy."
"Prayers for you and all Max's family, met him only a few times but I know my daughter Megan and BJ talked about him all the time with lots of love and shared memories ...."
"So sorry to hear of the sudden loss of Max. Always a nice guy who had a smile on his face. Enjoyed working with him on some real estate transactions through the years! Prayers for Rhonda and the whole family!"
"Rhonda, Tyler & Trey - you are in my thoughts and prayers. My heart breaks for you as you walk this very difficult road. It has been my honor and privilege to work with Max for the past 13 years. He will be greatly missed."
"I am the eldest daughter of Barbara Wininger. I have known Maxie as we called him since he was a boy and hung around our house as a friend of my brother, Art Wininger...he was Art's friend but he became brother to all of us and another one to love by my Mom. There are many many stories and much Love shared for Max right now and I pray it brings you comfort..of course it isn't going to ever be okay again...been thru this with more personal losses but I hope the outpouring consoles you and reminds you warmly these next harsh years, that you aren't alone...we loved him so very much also. He is forever carried in our hearts...love ya Maxie! <3"
"I have known Max for 30 years or more. He was a true gentleman that I called a friend. We shared many jokes, stories, and fun times together. Not only as a business associate but also as a confidant, I valued his friendship. I will miss him dearly and am sorry I am out of town and will not be able to share his funeral service with you. Certainly the entire family is in my thoughts and prayers. rest in Peace, Max."
"Even though Max and I parted ways in business, I always enjoyed talking to and visiting with Max. He was a good man. You have my thoughts and prayers. God be with you and your family, Rhonda."
"Always enjoyed talking to Max about motorcycles. Also liked doing the New Year's day ride with him. I'll miss him"
"Growing up on Biddinger was a blessing, not only was a neighbor but a part of a family that was never divided. Max and rhonda never treated me any different then they would a family member. My childhood memorys will always be a precious memory i will cherish. MY DEEPEST sympathy is sent. Hugs and i love you guys dearly..."