Max Joseph Bishop

Birth date: Oct 27, 1923 Death date: Aug 28, 2011

Max Joseph Bishop, 87, passed away at his home in Covington, Louisiana on August 28, 2011. Born on October 27, 1923 in Jay, Vermont, Max resided in Pittsfield, Massachusetts in his early years. He served our country during WWII a Read Obituary

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Gerard Joseph

286w ago

I knew Mr. Max Bishop he would drive to my office in metairie,la. Always with a deal in hand searching for financing on one of his projects we always laughed and cut up about some of our customers . It was always a great pleasure to hear his voice on the phone that he was coming my way. One outstanding gentlemen I closed my office after Katrina with lots of regrets , but for Mr. Max Bishop I have very great memories. RIP MAX YOUR IN GOOD HANDS.
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Laura

733w ago

My Dad was my hero and I loved him unconditionally. Although for the past 50 years I usually only saw him once or twice a year, they were quality visits and the memories will last forever as will my love for him. We talked several times a week before he became too ill to make his own phone calls. He made me laugh, he made me feel so loved and me made me proud to call him "Dad". He is in a better place now with his parents, his siblings, other family and friends and his grandson, little Paul. We visited five times this past year and our last visit in April was a most treasured one. He went out to dinner with us, sat by our hotel pool and enjoyed coffee and beignets at Cafe du Monde. I will miss him dearly and think about him every day. Blessings and peace, dear Dad. Love, Laura (or as he called me, "Sweetheart")

Devan Gardner

734w ago

Miss you forever grandpa bishop

Judy Yarbrough

734w ago

We have so many memories from road trips: leaving Connie behind at the gas station, spilling hot chocolate all over the car, laughing till milk comes out your nose in resaurants,and so much more. The "wake up song/phrase" made famous by dad that none of us wanted to hear, the "it's raining" comments. Dad's awesome tomato and macaroni soup that was so tasty until he made it too hot for us to eat. It's time to reflect upon the good times and funny memories. We had alot of laughs. Dad, you will be so missed! Thanks for all you did for all of us!

Connie Rust Guy

734w ago

I am thinking of you, our family, and extend abundant love and prayers to you. I admired the confidence Dad had in himself.He was fearless. He rarely ever complained and he always had a positive attitude. Those positive character traits are ones his girls can carry throughout life. Therein, we discover grace.

Michele Belloni

734w ago

Deepest Sympathies from your second Family
The Bellonis
John & Michele & John

Barb & Tom Layton

735w ago

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. May the words in Psalms 145:14 give you hope and comfort.

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