Birth date: Feb 14, 1925 Death date: Dec 16, 2017
Max Hiatt, 92, of Centerville passed away, Saturday December 16, 2017 at Homestead in Centerville. Max was born to R.C. & Nelle (Underwood) Hiatt on February 14, 1925 in Moravia. Max received his education from Centerville Schools Read Obituary
So sorry to hear about your Dad. Will keep you in prayer. Fond memories. Brenda Brazil Cope.
Hi Everyone, thank you, we missed you but just couldnt reach you. We all talked about that feature and information without you. Please send me a phone number. The small funeral and services were very special, all setup in Dad's liking, covering his baseball and military specialities. He would be so pleased. I said that many times that day. Steve and Marti did a wonderful job in taking care of and working with the funeral home and St Mary's Church. It was a wet day as the funeral started beginning with Mass then possesion to cemetery followed by Fathers words, a 10 gun salute, the bugle corp, flag folding, prayers and dinner. The Chicago Cubs ball cap was included as part of the flower sheath on top of the casket. It looked so appropriate and we all liked it very much. I think all his buttons were pushed in the celebration of Dad's life. And we can all agree that it was a long, enjoyable 92 years. He fulfilled it all throughout the years and then we supported and celebrated with him to the very end that day. Thank you Tana, Bob and your spouse's. for Dad and all of us would have loved your company. We couldn't come up with a phone number. Please make sure we get that number. My phone 480-773-8377. All our love, Jeanne
So sorry to hear of Max's passing.May God ease the pain in your hearts and bless you all.Max coached my brother in little league and took them to state.we always thought highly of Max and what a caring man he was.....he will be missed by many.
Jeanne, Marti, Chuck, Steve and Pat, I just heard of Uncle Max's passing last night. Sorry Tana and I could not attend services. It was always a hoot to visit with your Dad and to hear his take on the world and especially the Chicago Cubs. Your parents were very special and I hope today was a great celebration of an amazing life. Please send us a family update when convenient. [email protected] (Bob) [email protected] (Tana) Tana and I are thinking of you. Bob and Tana
Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum was purchased for the family of Max Hiatt.
To Marti, Heather, Stephanie and Jenny and the rest of your family - Our condolences for the loss of your fathergrandfather. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. God bless you.
Dear McConville Cousins...I always liked Max, and with Betty what a darling couple! I can see him in my mind's eye when I was young in Centerville..He was always in a hurry, never dawdling, and always a beautiful smile and a cheery greeting. Your parents enriched our community, and so did his children (and you still do.) Love, Cousin Patty McConville Martin
In our lives, there was never a Max without a Betty, a Sprig without a Rosie, a Frank without a Kay, a L.J. without a Deloris, an Ed without a Ginny or a Leo without a Coleen. What a grand ' Co-Op' Party they will be having together in Heaven this Christmas! Our deepest sympathy to our dear cousins, Jeanne, Marti, Chuck, Steve, Pat and their families. Hugs and prayers to all of you. Dianne McConville Ranes Jim McConville Mark McConville
