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Maximilian Samuel Nchama
19 août 1978 - 15 mai 2021
19 août 1978 - 15 mai 2021
"Buy the ticket, take the ride."-- Hunter S. Thompson
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our dear Maximilian "Max" Samuel Nchama on Saturday, May 15th, 2021. Max leaves behind his parents, Dokiso and Angelita, his younger siblings, Daniso and Leah, and his beloved Guntanya. Max was well-known to friends in his hometown of Cornwall, Ontario as well as to friends and public relations/communication colleagues in Toronto, Ontario.
Max's virtual memorial will be Saturday, June 26th from 3:00 to 4:30pm-- please save the date so that we can celebrate Max's life with you all. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/XEIzWqHOGp0. It will be live-streamed and also posted later for those who cannot make that date/time.
Video Guestbook - https://videobooth.app/tothemax
Créez une page d’événement pour coordonner un rassemblement pour rendre hommage à Maximilian
Hommages
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Christie Greenlaw
I am so sorry to hear of Max’s passing. I was justblooking him up to see what he’s been up to recently. I was a friend of his at Queen’s university. He was far more interesting than most of the other people around.. .and yeah….he had a great smile, didn’t he? and he was far too young to pass. I’ll never forget the time he took a picture of my face and changed it into something quite..well…something else…. Rest in peace Max.
Jo-Anne Ladouceur
My Deepest Sympathy to the Nchama family
Arthur Y
Dearest Max with the Megawatt Smile: your indelible spirit became seared into my mind & heart when you hosted a lobster feast at your place many nights ago. You - who didn't care much for the crustacean -gently observed, never judged and graciously encouraged us gluttons all evening (& morning?) long. I think you even chipped into the pool that caused me and Nelson to drink shots of leftover clarified butter. We made $25 that night but I definitely walked away far richer knowing you.
Jennifer Brouillet
Back in high school Max supplied some music to our overnight Panther Pride fundraiser. He told me to check out a CD. It was Jamiroquai’s Traveling Without Moving. Brought it home and was instantly hooked. Met up with Max in the school hallway a few days later. Told him I loved the CD and tried to return it to him. Since I loved it so much he told me to keep it. I was so happy! Jamiroquai to this day is still my favorite artist and throughout the years , every time I listen to him , I’ve thought of and will continue to think of Max!
Gina Lacuesta
I was heartbroken to hear of Max's passing. I remember him as the little boy I would babysit, along with Leah. He always had the sweetest twinkle in his eye and the biggest smile. I'm glad to hear the stories of how he never lost that as he grew up. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. Rest in peace, Max
Jon Ratner
After unpacking my bag on my first day at Queens University in Kingston Ontario, I hit the hallway of the all-boys dorm in Leonard Hall. The loud music from Max’s room lured me to the other end of the hall, where I’d spend much of first year. Max greeted me, like everyone, with a smile, a beverage, and an interesting fact. We were friends instantly and I’ll never forgot all the great times and things we learned from each other. (Max pictures with another good friend Drew Pearson outside our apt at 99 DivisionSt.)
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