 1927 - 2015 (88 years)
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| Name |
Max Dee Bartlett |
| Suffix |
M.D. |
| Birth |
1927 |
Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Death |
9 Jan 2015 |
CO |
| Person ID |
I11310 |
forneyclark |
| Last Modified |
23 Apr 2024 |
| Father |
Paul Arnell Bartlett, b. 8 Sep 1892, Portis, Osborne Co., KS d. 3 Oct 1988, Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO: burial:Evergreen Cem.,CO Springs,ElPasoCo.,CO (Age 96 years) |
| Mother |
Maude Etta Coatney, b. 14 Dec 1890, Centerville, Appanoose Co., IA d. 22 May 1945, Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO: burial:Evergreen Cem.,CO Springs,ElPasoCo.,CO (Age 54 years) |
| Marriage |
1 Sep 1918 |
Portis, Osborne Co., KS |
| Family ID |
F0716 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Photos |
 | Bartlett, Max Dee (1927-2015)
Individual photo came from http://www.villagerpublishing.com/70617/news/obituaries/dr-max-bartlett-passes-courageous-medical-battle/ |
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| Notes |
- Source:
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=34400520
Ruth Ellen Bartels and Joe & Connie, and Mariah:
Paul Arnell Bartlett
Birth: Sep. 8, 1892
Portis
Osborne County
Kansas, USA
Death: Oct. 3, 1988
Colorado Springs
El Paso County
Colorado, USA
Paul Arnell Bartlett, the only child of Amos H and Aura M (Gallogly) Bartlett, was born 8 Sep 1892 in Portis, Osborne county, Kansas. He helped in his father's general store at Portis until marrying Maude Coatney in 1918; shortly thereafter they moved to Colorado Springs where he worked in the post office. Paul and Maude had one son, DR. MAX BARTLETT born in 1927 in Colorado Springs. Paul died 4 Oct 1988.
Family links:
Parents:
Amos H Bartlett (1864 - 1952)
Aura M Gallogly Bartlett (1867 - 1967)
Spouse:
Maude Etta Coatney Bartlett (1890 - 1945)
Note: Buried: 10/10/1988, Source: City of Colo Spgs online cem data 3/2/09
Burial:
Evergreen Cemetery
Colorado Springs
El Paso County
Colorado, USA
Plot: Block 00237 - - 000900
Maintained by: Ruth Ellen Bartels
Originally Created by: Joe & Connie, and Mariah
Record added: Mar 03, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 34400520
Source:
http://www.villagerpublishing.com/70617/news/obituaries/dr-max-bartlett-passes-courageous-medical-battle/
Dr. Max Bartlett passes after courageous medical battle accompanied a tribute by By Glory Weisberg.
Dr. Max Bartlett died Jan. 9 after a long illness.
Longtime friend Gretchen Pope said, "What a wonderful friend we lost, who always shared his humor with a little joke or two with us. He was special and we were blessed to have known him. We will miss his humor."
That humor is infectious. For starters, call the house when no one was home and the caller would hear a recorded message from Max, using a British accent. No matter the reason for calling, the message makes you laugh and Max was always a raconteur, ready to hold forth like royalty at a medieval European court. If you had a choice of where to sit at a function and there were seats next to Dianne and Max, you would dive to claim it quickly.
Another example of Max's humor is an all-caps bio he wrote himself, no date. It begins with, "I was born at a very early age." The rest of the article has a similar tone to it and gives an upbeat, detailed account of his private and professional life.
Max was retired from the practice of medicine as an ob/gyn.
Max was born in Colorado Springs and graduated from The Colorado College and the University of Colorado School of Medicine. He was a member of Phi Delta Theta and a supporter of Cancer League of Colorado, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Denver Zoo, Denver Art Museum, Food Bank of the Rockies and Children's Diabetes Foundation.
Dr. Max, as we called him, is survived by (SURVIVORS OMITTED)
No funeral is planned, but a Celebration of Life is set for Jan. 31 at Citron Bistro Restaurant, 3535 South Yosemite St. at 11 a.m.
The family suggests in lieu of flowers, donations should go to one's own charity of choice.
Source:
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/denverpost/obituary.aspx?pid=173880097
Max Bartlett
1927 - 2015
In Max's own words "I was born at a very early age in Colorado Springs, CO. This must have been a major shock to my parents as they never tried to increase the number of children. My mother was delighted to send me off to kindergarten at age 5, but I promptly got expelled because I found little girls did not like toads."
Max was ever the entrepreneur, from an early age found him mowing lawns, raising chickens, pulling weeds (I could never get him to do that for me), peddling coat hangers back to the laundry, selling Xmas trees and door to door bottled soft drinks. He had 2 small jobs before he got a job at a mom and pop grocery store until he was 17 years old and the owner was requested to join the Army. He knew he had to hurry to finish high school early so he could join the Navy. He had an abhorrence of the Army as he was not fond of digging holes in the ground and sleeping in them and the marching around was not appealing.
He went to the extent of memorizing the eye chart (after numerous attempts) as he was almost blind in one eye. Years later he would be adept at surgery with one eye closed. His Navy years from Feb. 1945 to July 1946 were spent in San Diego, Chicago, San Francisco, Tokyo Bay, Shanghai, Tsingtao, and Tientsin, China. Due to poor showing on the rifle range (this is another story in its own right) his weapon was removed from his possession.
Upon his honorable discharge in the fall of 1946 he enrolled in The Colorado College pre-med. During this period 1946 to 1950 he met and married Reva Smith and in 1949 had one son, (SURVIVOR OMITTED)
He (Max) attended and graduated from the University of Colorado Medical School, 1950 to 1954.
He then went to Nashville, Tenn. for Rotating Internship at Baptist Hospital. His residency for ObGyn was at Baptist Hospital from 1955 to 1958. Meals, house cleaning, a 3 bedroom apartment, were provided by the hospital, leaving Reva time to get pregnant twice, adding (SURVIVORs OMITTED) to the household.
In 1958, Max, (SURVIVORS OMITTED) moved back to Denver where he started an Obstetrics partnership which lasted 16 years.
In 1965, a long awaited daughter, (SURVIVOR OMITTED), was born, who was much spoiled and pampered and much teased by her older brothers. This necessitated a move to a larger house, which he designed himself.
While this new home was under construction, he was also building, by himself with help from friends, a house in Winter Park.
In 1974, he left partnership and started a private practice.
In 1980, Reva died unexpectedly. In 1991, after a 2 year courtship, Max welcomed (SURVIVOR OMITTED) into his life. Max and (SURVIVOR OMITTED) shared a close and wonderful marriage for 24 special years. We share 5 children, as Max accepted (SURVIVOR OMITTED) as his son.
In 1993, he welcomed two female Doctors, a nurse midwife and a nurse practitioner to join his Obstetrics practice. This arrangement was most agreeable for all until his retirement in 2000.
At his retirement the office had 14 women employed at one time and as he called it "he was the lone male intagratee".
Incidentally, on Feb. 7, 1997, he delivered the third generation in one family. Max spent considerable time serving on committees of various charities, including Heart Association, Children's Diabetes, Food Bank of the Rockies, Colorado Neurological Institute, Denver Press Club, Board of University of Colorado Medical School Alumni, Board of Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert Counties Medical Society, and Past Chairman of Board of MTC and Board of Accelerated Medical Services - a home health care company in Denver.
See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/denverpost/obituary.aspx?pid=173880097#sthash.H2bThIbr.dpuf
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