I remember moving overseas to Kuwait and my family and I pulled up Google maps to look at our neighborhood.  Street view was a new feature at the time and to our surprise, and joy, there was Mr. Maximo in his signature white T-shirt and hat moving his trash can back from the street.  There are too many fond memories of this wonderful man and his endless work ethic.  This image of him brought me a lot of comfort very far from home.  We will all miss him.

I met Uncle Mamer when I was 6 years old.  I saw how much he loves  Auntie Sising.   When he and Auntie Sising came to North Carolina to attend our wedding, I witnessed the same love he has for Auntie. It was such an inspiration.  I wish we had time to tour them around in Asheville North Carolina.   He loved the  green trees in the area. 

Without Uncle Mamer, Auntie Sising's whole family including me are what they are today.  Because of his generosity through his wife,  it has sooo much positive effect  on the lives of the  Abuy family.  

Uncle, we may had not been able to see you and attend your funeral,  rest assured that WE  love you  and you  are forever in our hearts. May you Rest In Peace.
                                                                                    Love,
                                                                                     Jocelyn

Borthwick Mortuary

Mamerto Maximo

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Mamerto Andres Maximo

8 May, 1928 – 25 January, 2021

Borthwick Mortuary

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