In Loving Memory of Dr. Stephen P. Maxwell
Dr. Stephen P. Maxwell, 57, of Prince George, died Thursday, July 3, 2008.
He was the son of the late Conlee L. and Phyllis J. Eberbaugh Maxwell. Dr. Maxwell was a member of Virginia and National chapters of AVMA, a member of Merchants Hope Church, University of Georgia Alumni Association, Virginia Tech Alumni Association, Richard Bland College Alumni Association, drummer in the Southern Roots and Purple Haze bands, Prince George High School marching band that attended the Macy's Day Parade in New York, Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., Orange Bowl in Miami, and was filmed by the "Candid Camera" crew of Allen Funt. He was also a member of the Petersburg Symphony. He loved country living, open spaces, beaches, hard work, animals, helping people and loved a challenge. He was an Eagle Scout and a member of the "Order of the Arrow" of the Boy Scouts of America at St. John's Church in Hopewell. His knowledge of the scientific field was vast and extensive. He was also highly accomplished and astute in many other areas which are too numerous to mention.
Family and Loved Ones
He is survived by his loving wife, Joyce M. Maxwell of Prince George; a daughter, Sara H. Maxwell-Bilter and husband, Fred, of Chester; a son, Daniel S. Maxwell and wife, Jennifer, of Prince George; a daughter, Susan E. Maxwell-Humphries and husband, Jeff, of Chesterfield; grandchildren, Ethan and Grace Humphries, Anna Bilter, Braden and Landon Maxwell; two brothers, Robert D. Maxwell and wife, Margie, of Prince George, and Phillip C. Maxwell and wife, Virginia, of Hondo, Texas; aunts, Virginia Maxwell Fogg of Huntington W.Va., Phyllis Eberbaugh, Lorraine Eberbaugh, both of Charleston, W.Va.; numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, great-nephews, all of his loving employees and clients, and his loving black lab, "Pup," affectionately nicknamed "Smurf" by all the employees.
Though he is no longer with us, Dr. Maxwell's legacy of compassion, service, and dedication continues to inspire all who knew him.
Forever Remembered, Always Appreciated.