April 16, 2023
April 16, 2023
My little brother coming home next week to see your/our family. It’s gets easier each time I come in town, but seems like I miss you even more every time I come home. I miss you and love you so much❤️
Max Frank Roemhild
Born December 4 1962 in Minneapolis MN to Elizabeth “Betty”and Gilbert Roemhild. Max Died July 3, 2021 in Salida Colorado on one of his many road trips with his wife Susan “Suzy” Roemhild.
Max was a devoted husband to the love of his life, Suzy Roemhild for 36 years and made it his goal to show her the world. He took her all over the country, camping in many places such as Glacier, Jasper, Colorado, Arizona and several others. Their relationship is nothing less than a true example of soul mates. He was an absolutely adored husband, and Suzy’s best friend. She was his “hobby.”
Max and Suzy had 3 children, William “Billy” (Willy bob), Kara (doompers) and Ryan (dunners) He was a truly cherished father and took care of his kids in any way necessary, teaching them everything he could, providing everything they needed. His daily phone calls “just checkin’ in” will be one of the many things missed about him. He was a respected and incredibly loved father. He was our rock and The king of our family.
Max loved His “grandbabies ” Haley, Emmie, Gracie, Ellie, Tilly, Charley, Farra, Raelynn, Lila and Marcus. Whether it was taking the kids for ice cream, camping, or snow tubing, Grampa was more than happy for any opportunity to spoil them.
Max was a father like figure to several, including Daughters in law, Angela Roemhild and Audrey Schrom.
He was looked up to by many. With several nieces and nephews, “adopted” nieces and nephews and many “foster” kids through the years. He was a husband, father, grandpa, brother, brother in law, son, son in law, uncle, great uncle, cousin and friend. He really loved them All and was happy to take anyone under his wing and meant so much to so many. His kindness and compassion was infinite. He truly cared about those in his life and would give the shirt off his back to anyone in need.
Max was a highly skilled carpenter, working in the trades and loyal to M.P. Johnson for over 32 years, winning “project Manager of the year” title in 2018. He was taught to be a hard working man by his Dad at a very young age with their family business; “Roemhild and Sons” construction.
He was a smart man, awesome teacher and very encouraging to those who were eager to learn.
Max was a special kind of person. Truly missed but never forgotten. The world will not be the same without him in it.
The loss of him may leave each of us with a heavy heart, but we take comfort in knowing he will always be us.
Born December 4 1962 in Minneapolis MN to Elizabeth “Betty”and Gilbert Roemhild. Max Died July 3, 2021 in Salida Colorado on one of his many road trips with his wife Susan “Suzy” Roemhild.
Max was a devoted husband to the love of his life, Suzy Roemhild for 36 years and made it his goal to show her the world. He took her all over the country, camping in many places such as Glacier, Jasper, Colorado, Arizona and several others. Their relationship is nothing less than a true example of soul mates. He was an absolutely adored husband, and Suzy’s best friend. She was his “hobby.”
Max and Suzy had 3 children, William “Billy” (Willy bob), Kara (doompers) and Ryan (dunners) He was a truly cherished father and took care of his kids in any way necessary, teaching them everything he could, providing everything they needed. His daily phone calls “just checkin’ in” will be one of the many things missed about him. He was a respected and incredibly loved father. He was our rock and The king of our family.
Max loved His “grandbabies ” Haley, Emmie, Gracie, Ellie, Tilly, Charley, Farra, Raelynn, Lila and Marcus. Whether it was taking the kids for ice cream, camping, or snow tubing, Grampa was more than happy for any opportunity to spoil them.
Max was a father like figure to several, including Daughters in law, Angela Roemhild and Audrey Schrom.
He was looked up to by many. With several nieces and nephews, “adopted” nieces and nephews and many “foster” kids through the years. He was a husband, father, grandpa, brother, brother in law, son, son in law, uncle, great uncle, cousin and friend. He really loved them All and was happy to take anyone under his wing and meant so much to so many. His kindness and compassion was infinite. He truly cared about those in his life and would give the shirt off his back to anyone in need.
Max was a highly skilled carpenter, working in the trades and loyal to M.P. Johnson for over 32 years, winning “project Manager of the year” title in 2018. He was taught to be a hard working man by his Dad at a very young age with their family business; “Roemhild and Sons” construction.
He was a smart man, awesome teacher and very encouraging to those who were eager to learn.
Max was a special kind of person. Truly missed but never forgotten. The world will not be the same without him in it.
The loss of him may leave each of us with a heavy heart, but we take comfort in knowing he will always be us.
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December 4, 2021
December 4, 2021
59, missing you so much Max. This was the year you were supposed to retire….Happy Heavenly Birthday Max, I love you and miss you so much. Me and mine will have Texas Road house today in your honor ❤️❤️
November 24, 2021
November 24, 2021
My dear brother Max, first big holiday without you, our hearts will never be fully put back together, I love you stay strong for you as it ever was. He would be so proud of Suzy the kids and your grands and how great they’re doing. You gave your family so many wonderful memories, so much love, and although we all miss you every second of every minute of every hour of every day, we will do the things that you like to do in your name and honor you until we see you again. I love you and I miss you so much. Until I see you again my little brother just know how much you mean to me. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
November 23, 2021
November 23, 2021
When i was little, I used to be annoyed everytime somebody wanted to take a picture, but now i relize there isn't enough of them. My grandpa was the kind of guy that traveled and wanted to capture everything with a picture, And now those pictures are all we have.Although i wish we had more time together to take more , we lack that option. Some of my favorite memories with you were hiking and climbing mountains, I will continue to climb the mountains that cross my path because i know your holding my hand every step of the way, and now that youv crossed the biggest mountain there is, i promise well catch up to you some day. Until then, we will miss you 24/7. you will never be completely gone. And although the feeling of missing you will never get easier , we will grow into the new normal we are forced to have.
September 7, 2021
September 7, 2021
It’s been just over two months since you passed away, i’m sure you were with us in spirit but I wanted to post how proud you would be of your daughter, her girls, Caitlin and Dave, and your sons. They all stepped up and did whatever had to be done for your celebration of life to make everything easy for Susie. It was very nice, so many many people came to pay their respects….you my brother were loved by many and will be missed by all…
Ted did a wonderful job as MC….
I can’t help but cry every day I miss you so much. You weren’t just my brother you were my friend, we had a lot of plans. Life will never be the same without you…Until I see you again never forget how much I love you❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ted did a wonderful job as MC….
I can’t help but cry every day I miss you so much. You weren’t just my brother you were my friend, we had a lot of plans. Life will never be the same without you…Until I see you again never forget how much I love you❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
July 27, 2021
July 27, 2021
Suzy, we are all truly heartbroken. Max was one of a kind. And such a great family man and a wonderful cousin. I have so many memories over the years. But when we would come to visit Minnesota as kids, he would always take us younger ones under his wing and play with us, take us for ice cream. And make our visit extra special! And because he was about 7 yrs older than me, as a kid that was pretty special. As we got older, we shared many laughs and good times when you both came to visit. And his kind heart was felt by all who knew him. Life sure won't be the same without him. I loved him very much. He will be missed...but never forgotten ❤
July 25, 2021
July 25, 2021
Max and I grew up on the same street hanging around together when he wasn’t traveling. I always thought of Max as having a gypsy soul, always looking for the next adventure. I have always had so much respect and trust in Max. Trips when we were young to Moby Dicks for him to play foosball and knowing I would be safe , they had great Tom Collins. Then he met the love of his life Suzy and moved onto build his family. Years later I was lucky enough to run into him and catch up. I have never met anyone that loved his wife and family more and it just made me admire him even more. He has been such a wonderful friend and will be so missed by my whole family. My heart heart goes out to his family as I know how much he loved and is loved. I know he’s made heaven a better place and will be watching over his loved ones.
July 20, 2021
July 20, 2021
Max was my "Uncle" like he was to so many. I looked up Suzy and Max for the kind of marriage I wanted, for a life for of love and adventure. I will never forget the hugs and encouragement from Max. And the place he held in the hearts of so many in my family. Uncle Max, I love you.
Charleen (Craft) Ebenal
Charleen (Craft) Ebenal
July 19, 2021
July 19, 2021
Suzy I am heart broken for your loss, Max was such a great guy. He always had a smile on his face. Always had time for the family. God keeps taking the good ones. I pray for you and your family for strength and peace in the times to come. Love you
July 18, 2021
July 18, 2021
Max was my first son-in-law. He promised me that I never had to worry about Suzy, that he would always take care of her. He kept his word. He was a quiet man, always had a little quirky smile on his face. I think I heard him say “whatever you want, Suz” a thousand times. He loved “his” kids (that means every kid that entered his life), he loved traveling, he loved the Mountains, but most of all he loved Suzy. He was a mentor to so many, and was so selfless. Even the animals in the house (and there were many over the years - whatever you want, Suzy) loved Max. If he sat down, they would all pile on top of him. Kind, loving, generous, thoughtful…I can’t think of all the words to describe him. He made time for everyone he knew. I will miss him so much…I was so blessed to have him as a son.
July 17, 2021
July 17, 2021
Max was also the brother to five siblings. He was the middle brother and the one that was the smartest, most accomplished, most caring, and the most loving towards all of his family.
My brother Max was not only my brother he was my friend, we talked Just about every day work when he was on his way home and stuck in traffic, I was blessed that he wanted to talk to me.
We shared a lot of things that we wanted to do in life and he and I had plans for several things and I’m so sad that those won’t be achieved. While all of our hearts are shattered, Max please know I will do anything and everything I can for your wife, your kids, and your grandkids. I’m so glad I told you I loved you and I’m so glad I talk to you the day before you passed away.
Until we meet again little brother you take care of mom and dad, my honey Verney, let them know how much I love and miss them and all of our other relatives and friends as well.❤️❤️
My brother Max was not only my brother he was my friend, we talked Just about every day work when he was on his way home and stuck in traffic, I was blessed that he wanted to talk to me.
We shared a lot of things that we wanted to do in life and he and I had plans for several things and I’m so sad that those won’t be achieved. While all of our hearts are shattered, Max please know I will do anything and everything I can for your wife, your kids, and your grandkids. I’m so glad I told you I loved you and I’m so glad I talk to you the day before you passed away.
Until we meet again little brother you take care of mom and dad, my honey Verney, let them know how much I love and miss them and all of our other relatives and friends as well.❤️❤️
July 17, 2021
July 17, 2021
A celebration of life will be held in honor of Max
Monday, July 26 2021
At the mermaid entertainment and event center
Moundsview MN
3-6 pm
Monday, July 26 2021
At the mermaid entertainment and event center
Moundsview MN
3-6 pm
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April 16, 2023
April 16, 2023
My little brother coming home next week to see your/our family. It’s gets easier each time I come in town, but seems like I miss you even more every time I come home. I miss you and love you so much❤️
December 4, 2021
December 4, 2021
59, missing you so much Max. This was the year you were supposed to retire….Happy Heavenly Birthday Max, I love you and miss you so much. Me and mine will have Texas Road house today in your honor ❤️❤️
November 24, 2021
November 24, 2021
My dear brother Max, first big holiday without you, our hearts will never be fully put back together, I love you stay strong for you as it ever was. He would be so proud of Suzy the kids and your grands and how great they’re doing. You gave your family so many wonderful memories, so much love, and although we all miss you every second of every minute of every hour of every day, we will do the things that you like to do in your name and honor you until we see you again. I love you and I miss you so much. Until I see you again my little brother just know how much you mean to me. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Day 365 have you been taken from us Max you will always be remembered and missed.❤️
Your 2 Susie’s missing you❤️
Max here is Royal with all your girls❤️
You’re a niece and nephew missing you every day.❤️
...his love for the outdoors
Max and Taylor
Max, Suz, Bill, Patti and Taylor. And Ziggy.
