To remember and honor the life of Sweet Relief’s Executive Director, Rob Max.
Our dear friend Rob Max, the Executive Director of Sweet Relief, passed away unexpectedly September of 2017. To say that Rob loved music is an understatement. His passion for music, musicians and helping others shined through in his life and in his daily work with Sweet Relief. He was an incredible person and someone who would always take time out of his busy day to call and check in with family, friends, clients and musicians in dire need. When he wasn’t telling you an obscure trivia about your favorite band, he was finding innovative ways to help people in time of need. He intuitively made people feel at ease, brought a smile to everyone he met, and hope to the hopeless. Rob brought light into every room he stepped into and could find the silver lining in all situations. We will miss him greatly and know that Sweet Relief would not be what it is today without his compassion and wisdom. Our thoughts are with his beloved family and everyone who’s life he touched.
To honor his life and with his family’s blessings, we have created the Rob Max Memorial Fund for Elder Musicians. Rob was particularly concerned that these wonderful musicians would not get the care they need in what should be their golden years. To continue his work to insure that their old age will indeed be their golden years, money donated to this fund will go directly to help musicians age 65 and over, cope with illness, disabilities, and other age-related problems.
To honor his life and with his family’s blessings, we have created the Rob Max Memorial Fund for Elder Musicians. Rob was particularly concerned that these wonderful musicians would not get the care they need in what should be their golden years. To continue his work to insure that their old age will indeed be their golden years, money donated to this fund will go directly to help musicians age 65 and over, cope with illness, disabilities, and other age-related problems.
On October 8th, 2017, we celebrated the life of Rob Max
Flyer by: Kevin “Bingo” Richey
Promptly following the service a reception was held for all friends and family at the White House Restaurant. Music was played all night in Rob’s honor by all of his friends in the industry he loved.
Promptly following the service a reception was held for all friends and family at the White House Restaurant. Music was played all night in Rob’s honor by all of his friends in the industry he loved.
How To Help
To make a donation online, click the "Donate" button above.
To donate by check:
Write check to:
Sweet Relief Musicians Fund
MEMO:
Rob Max Memorial Fund
Mail to:
Sweet Relief Musicians Fund
2650 E Imperial Hwy. Ste 208
Brea, CA 92821-6135
If you wish to donate items, services or develop a fundraising event please contact us at [email protected] or call 949-215-9620
Sweet Relief Musicians Fund is a 501(c)3 non-profit charity. Federal ID# 95-4443269
To make a donation online, click the "Donate" button above.
To donate by check:
Write check to:
Sweet Relief Musicians Fund
MEMO:
Rob Max Memorial Fund
Mail to:
Sweet Relief Musicians Fund
2650 E Imperial Hwy. Ste 208
Brea, CA 92821-6135
If you wish to donate items, services or develop a fundraising event please contact us at [email protected] or call 949-215-9620
Sweet Relief Musicians Fund is a 501(c)3 non-profit charity. Federal ID# 95-4443269
Our Mission
Sweet Relief Musicians Fund provides financial assistance to all types of career musicians and music industry workers who are struggling to make ends meet while facing physical or mental health issues, disability, or age-related problems.
Sweet Relief Musicians Fund provides financial assistance to all types of career musicians and music industry workers who are struggling to make ends meet while facing physical or mental health issues, disability, or age-related problems.
