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| Carl Maxwell Master Plumber |
| Bill White Master Plumber Owner |
| Josh Maxwell Office Manager |
| Ashley Wierzba Office Assistant |
From Left to Right: Matt, Tory, Jody, Jason, Bill, Jake, Tim, Carl, Luke, Willy, Jesse, Mark
| Jennifer Mueller Showroom Consultant |
We Will Deeply Miss You Carl!
Carl Maxwell, 51, passed away peacefully on Friday, May 6, 2011 at Gundersen Lutheran Medical
Center surrounded by Family and Friends. Carl had been battling colon cancer for the last 11 years!
Carl began his career as a plumbing apprentice in 1980. He spent the next 14 years working up to his
masters and then starting Maxwell-White Plumbing, Inc., with long-time friend, Bill White, in 1994.
Anyone that knew Carl knew that he had a passion for hunting unlike anyone else. During hunting
season you could expect Carl to be out in his tree stand at dawn and often times wouldn't return until
after dark. It was his dream come true when he found his home in Coon Valley.
Carl was a loving husband, father, grandpa, son, brother, uncle and friend. He loved good conversation
with friends and was always willing to lend a helping hand. Besides plumbing, he enjoyed carpentry
and anything having to do with the outdoors.
He loved spending time with his three grandchildren and they sure loved him. They couldn't wait to
visit "Grammer" Teri and "Bapa" Carl so they could watch the deer in the backyard and go for rides
on the four-wheeler.
YOU WILL BE GREATLY MISSED BY SO MANY!
Center surrounded by Family and Friends. Carl had been battling colon cancer for the last 11 years!
Carl began his career as a plumbing apprentice in 1980. He spent the next 14 years working up to his
masters and then starting Maxwell-White Plumbing, Inc., with long-time friend, Bill White, in 1994.
Anyone that knew Carl knew that he had a passion for hunting unlike anyone else. During hunting
season you could expect Carl to be out in his tree stand at dawn and often times wouldn't return until
after dark. It was his dream come true when he found his home in Coon Valley.
Carl was a loving husband, father, grandpa, son, brother, uncle and friend. He loved good conversation
with friends and was always willing to lend a helping hand. Besides plumbing, he enjoyed carpentry
and anything having to do with the outdoors.
He loved spending time with his three grandchildren and they sure loved him. They couldn't wait to
visit "Grammer" Teri and "Bapa" Carl so they could watch the deer in the backyard and go for rides
on the four-wheeler.
YOU WILL BE GREATLY MISSED BY SO MANY!
