I had the honor of knowing Max & Flossy which was a true blessing. They were an inspiration to all who knew them. You could feel Gods love through this incredible couple. Max will be missed by so many. Flossy will be in my prayers along with their family. Much love,
                Diane Moore


Max was the biggest little man I have ever known. We became friends through the PB2Y Flying Boat reunions. We just seemed to hit it off from the beginning. We both loved the LORD first and then airplanes. I built some  models of planes he had flown and we took them to him there in Nashville.
We kept in contact through emails and the telephone. I have some huge pictures that Max had sent me hanging up as well as many pictures he took during WWII.
I pray for his wife Flossie as I know her health is failing also.
It is with a heavy heart that I write this memory of dear friend Max Anderson, but I know he is Flying now without an airplane. He has earned his permanent wings. 

Max & Flossy were lovely neighbors. Max was always  happy to help us out if we had any mechanical questions about vehicles.
Regularly came to our back door & shared many of his garden veggies with us..

Max was always the first one up and about when I started working at Rutland and the very first to remember my name.  Always ready to feed the birds and take his morning walk he was certainly a bright light at Rutland.  I know heaven is rejoicing over Max's homecoming.   We will truly miss him. 

     It is with deepest sadness that I learned of my Cousin Max’s passing.  It was  through my late mother’s corresponding with him through letters and phone calls that I got to really know this amazing man.  
     I have continued this connection throughout the last few years sharing family history,  memories,  and stories.  I will always treasure the visit my wife Terri and I had with Max and Flossie on his 100th Birthday.
     He will always be remembered by me as a patriot, heroic yet with a calm demeanor, a loving husband and father, and as a faithful man of God.
     
     

Wow, What a Giant of a man. Max was loved by everyone who met him, it was impossible not to.  He was always there to help, no matter the challenge. For those fortunate to be on the receiving end, you got to see the most loving, patience, funny, and gracious Christian you would ever meet.  When he met you, you were the important person, not him.  He always remembered you.  You couldn’t hardly say Max, without Flossie, because they were so intertwined. All Max’s accomplishments, accolades, and awards never changed his humble nature, he remained GOD’s servant to the very end.  What a glorious Homecoming he received, April 29, 2021.  Janice, Bubba, & the Anderson Family, what a Life and Legacy Max left to follow.  What a BLESSING.❤️ 

So sorry I'm not there to share in the celebration of life for this wonderful man. So blessed to have been there to enjoy him while he was living. 

love and prayers

What an awesome legacy Max leaves behind!  He was such a humble man and certainly showed the character of GOD each day of his life. I pray his sweet wife Flossie, daughter Jan and husband Bill finds comfort in GODS comfort in the days ahead.  GOD welcomed Max into his heavenly home, saying “Well done my good and faithful servant.”

Max was one of a kind.  I cherished his friendship for many, many years.  He was always jovial and made everyone who knew him feel better.  He will truly be missed, but am thankful he is in Heaven with his Savior that he served for so long.  My deepest sympathy to Mrs. Flossie, Jan and all the family.
Eugene Wilmore



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Max D. Anderson

May 16, 1919 – April 29, 2021

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