My sweet grandpa Max,
There are no words to describe the deep void I feel in my heart without you here on this Earth. I have many memories with you and for that I am so thankful. A few of my favorites include our infamous Michigan trip, sharing cookies with you at the ranch,  being the "technician" for when you needed the volume or TV channel changed, watching spaghetti westerns with you, your big recliner chair that i loved to sit on, and you always saying "thank you, nic" whenever I walked in the room. As a kid, I always thought, "why is he thanking me?" But now that you are no longer with us, I wish I could hear it one more time. Thank you for your sacrifices, grandpa. I know I made you proud! 

I hold many memories of you, Grandpa Max, dear to my heart. What I will always cherish are the numerous road trips you and Grandma Odie took my siblings, my cousins and me on over the years. From San Antonio to see the Alamo, to Corpus Christi to see the USS Lexington and Selena's statue. Our trip to Michigan is one of my most cherished memories. We faced navigation challenges and learned to be piled up on eachother as a family in that minivan. We saw so many beautiful sights on that trip and made so many wonderful (and hilarious!) memories. You always loved road trips. Now as I continue on my life without you, I honor your wanderlust and thirst for adventure and far off places through my love for travel as I make my life on my school bus home. You will be oft discussed and honored on that bus. We miss you but you are not far from me. You have a home in my heart and head forever, Grandpa. See you on the road!
With love,
JANE

I was fortunate to spend a lot time with my Tio Max in my teenage years. I have many wonderful memories of my time with him. I especially enjoyed having coffee with him in the kitchen at the ranch and listening to all of his stories. I am grateful that he was always willing to share his wisdom with me that I carry with me every day. He taught me how to be mechanically inclined and have a good work ethic but most importantly, he taught me how to be a gentlemen...thank you Tio Max. I will always carry you in my heart. 
Love,
Fonkeys el Monkeys

My favorite memory of my Tio Max is when he took me, Maxine & our friend Andrea camping at SPI. To this day when I hear the song “Fishin’ in the dark” I remember our camping trip! Love you Tio & thank you for the wonderful memory! 

A cherished memory I have of my sweet grandpa is every time when he would drop me off at day care he would sing to me “Bianca Bianca Bianca, what’s your favorite color?” And I would sing it back to him when asking his favorite color, which was always blue. 💙

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Maximiliano "Max" Cancino Jr.

August 8, 1947 – October 25, 2020

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