Maxton Duttenhofer

Maxton Joe Duttenhofer
October 26, 2018 -- January 19, 2019.

A small life walked by, leaving footprints on our hearts forever.
Maxton Joe Duttenhofer passed peacefully in his sleep early morning of January 19, 2019 at 12 weeks old. Beloved son of Kelsey Marie Duttenhofer and Connor Franklin Reynolds of Cumming, Georgia, Maxton was born at Northside Forsyth Hospital on October 26, 2018 beaming and full of life.

Please join family and friends in a Celebration of Life Ceremony that at 11 am on 1/26/2019 at McDonald & Sons Funeral Home and Crematorium, in Cumming, Georgia. Visitation will begin at 9:30 a.m.

Maxton was treasured by his parents Kelsey Duttenhofer and Connor Reynolds and was the beloved brother of Myla Marie Duttenhofer.

Cherished nephew, grandson and great grandson, he will be missed by his Aunt Kylie Duttenhofer, Uncle Petty officer 2nd Class Chandler Reynolds and Uncle Charlie Reynolds, as well as his maternal grandparents, Steve and Jeri Duttenhofer, his paternal grandparents, Chavigny H Reynolds and Chuck and Denise Reynolds, his maternal Great Grandparents, Paul and Margaret Duttenhofer, and Carol Scace of Bothell, WA, and his paternal Great Grandparents, Mr & Mrs Charles R Reynolds of Canton and Chavigny H Revelette of Sandy Springs.

He brought a lifetime of love during his short time on earth. Known by few, he was loved by many!

"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Philippians 4:13

To Maxton from Aunt Kylie:
My sweet little love
You're now up above.
You weren't here long
So I'm writing you this song.

Your blue-green eyes
Were the hardest goodbye.
Your beautiful smile
We won't see for a while

You hold my heart
We will never be apart
Your body isn't here
But your presence is near

I hear your laugh and cry
You were my little guy
As far as you may seem
The sunshine is your beam

You will always be our light
Even in the midst of night
Your stars shine bright
With the sun in the daylight

Singing with the angels
With all the free souls
dance in our harmony
We will keep your memory