Submit a Gift in Memory of Max Rhodes

Max Rhodes; Gage - Donations to Solutions of North Texas - SONTXThis cause can be heartbreaking… a beautiful life, lost too soon. There are so many people who are still struggling and losing their battle with addiction. This is why this cause is so important. In lieu of flowers or anything else, Max’s family is asking the community to support this cause. So, please take a moment to read his story below and help us prevent this in the future. It is by joining together that we stay together.

From Max’s Family:

“Our beloved son and adored brother Maxwell “Max” Rhodes, age 24, passed away suddenly June 16, 2023. Max was born on May 8, 1999. On May 9, 1999, a sacred exchange took place in San Antonio, Texas where a brave and courageous birth mother placed a tiny preemie baby in the arms of the happiest new parents on planet Earth. It was love at first sight and impossible to put into words the joy he brought.

If you knew Max well or barely at all, you experienced his sweet nature and genuine soul. He was kind and polite to everyone he knew and even those he didn’t. We will miss his fun loving and easy-going personality. He will remain with us through all the memories and laughs.

He loved spending time outdoors fishing, playing guitar and mostly being with his friends. Max attended Highland Village schools, graduated from Marcus High School and attended Dallas Brookhaven College.

Max will be missed every day by his Mother, April Rhodes; Father and Step-Mother, Mark and Jamie Rhodes; his little sister, Alex Ann Rhodes; his loving grandparents, Rex and Melanie Pitts, Virginia Rhodes, Shirley Eaton, Aunts, Uncles and Cousins. Max was cherished by many friends especially Drake, Stephen, Alex, Tyger, Davis and Drew. Max is loved by us all here on Earth but also in heaven by his Grandfathers, Dwayne Rhodes and Roy Eaton.”

Max’s life was cut short due to the devastating effects of Fentanyl, an opioid. More and more, our communities are feeling the impact of this extremely dangerous substance. However, there are things we can do together to fight. For more information on how you can become involved, please give us a call at 940-898-6202.