Condolence: So sorry for your loss, prayers and hugs your way. Didn't know your Father he must have been a great fellow he raised some great kids. Thinking of you all, memories help us to remember good thoughts of our loved ones.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Max was a very special man and Harold always said he was just like a brother to him. We were all blessed to have him in our lives. My thoughts and prayers are with each of you.

Condolence: Ken, we are very sorry to hear of your father's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Love, Michael and Lori Lentz

Condolence: To Irene, Fred, Kenny, Brenda, And Max,
Please accept our condolenceses for the passing of Max Drinnon. I will always remember him as Mr. Drinnon, Coach Drinnon, and just plain Max. Memories will always be there and we should always remember the good times. I know I will.

Condolence: My sincere condolences to the Max Drinnon family. I talked with Max a number of times when he and Irene came to assist Sue Drinnon in Fairborn with mowing, yard cleanup, mower repairs and other chores. Max was always cheerful and a very friendly person. May he rest in peace.

Condolence: We love you all and we're sending prayers for peace and strength from Tennessee.

Condolence: To all my Cousins, Fred, Paul, Brenda and Max and their families I want to express my deepest and most heartfelt sympathy. Uncle Max was special to me even though I didn't get to see him so much in theses past several years. I have so many memories with him and they are truly cherished. I know how much you will miss him as I know how much I miss Daddy. It will be harder for you all as you have already lost your Mom and I really hope that you can find comfort with each other and please know that I am and always will be here for you as well if you ever just want to talk. Our memories keep them alive for us and that is truly God's way of blessing us I feel. The more you talk about them, the easier it becomes even though it is almost impossible in the beginning. I am comforted in the thought that he is no longer suffering and is at peace joining his parents and brothers and sister that have already passed, they welcomed him with open arms I am sure. Love you all.

Condolence: My oldest brother, the one I shared so many boyhood memories, and loved being with all my life. Will niss him so very much because he always seemed to want to be with me and loved all his family dearly.