Max died from complications during an operation to repair his proloapsed sigmoid colon. He died at the age of 45 according to the death certificate.
Max was employed as a presser. He was not married at the time of his death.
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The information on the grave marker and the death certificate do not match. For Find A Grave pages of Jewish decedents we rely on the grave marker inscription since that information was selected by the family on the first anniversary date of the death of the family member and resulted from further review of records and family albums by the family. If there are conflicts and questions, we rely on the family to confirm any dates or spelling conflicts.
Max was employed as a presser. He was not married at the time of his death.
____________________
The information on the grave marker and the death certificate do not match. For Find A Grave pages of Jewish decedents we rely on the grave marker inscription since that information was selected by the family on the first anniversary date of the death of the family member and resulted from further review of records and family albums by the family. If there are conflicts and questions, we rely on the family to confirm any dates or spelling conflicts.
Max died from complications during an operation to repair his proloapsed sigmoid colon. He died at the age of 45 according to the death certificate.
Max was employed as a presser. He was not married at the time of his death.
____________________
The information on the grave marker and the death certificate do not match. For Find A Grave pages of Jewish decedents we rely on the grave marker inscription since that information was selected by the family on the first anniversary date of the death of the family member and resulted from further review of records and family albums by the family. If there are conflicts and questions, we rely on the family to confirm any dates or spelling conflicts.
Max was employed as a presser. He was not married at the time of his death.
____________________
The information on the grave marker and the death certificate do not match. For Find A Grave pages of Jewish decedents we rely on the grave marker inscription since that information was selected by the family on the first anniversary date of the death of the family member and resulted from further review of records and family albums by the family. If there are conflicts and questions, we rely on the family to confirm any dates or spelling conflicts.
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