Family of Deputy U.S Marshal Max Piñon

As many of you know, we lost a true Warrior on August 17th, 2022 suddenly and unexpectedly after completing an agency-approved fitness activity. Max Piñon was a humble, strong, and fearless soldier. He was the best father, mentor, and idol to his two daughters, Sarah & Alexis Piñon. He taught them to live with courage and to do right by themselves at all times. He was filled with strength and courage. He taught his daughters to have an open eye in all life circuits, see the truth in all situations, and respect every conversation they have. He allowed them to see that the world truly is their oyster, to embrace different cultures, languages, and most importantly, the history behind every region, city, state, or country they would visit. He expressed the importance of staying true to themselves and following their passions by having a goal and making a plan that follows it. He also expressed the importance of education, the idea of being a lifelong learner. With Alexis being a current senior studying both Criminal Justice and History at Max's Alma Mater, Sam Houston State University, and his youngest daughter Sarah working her best at Waller High School; they both take importance in finishing what they start, and they are determined to keep his legacy alive through their education. The funds raised here will aid in getting Alexis through her final two semesters at Sam Houston State University and will allow her to keep her younger sister, Sarah, involved in all the extracurricular sports such as club volleyball, crossfit, spartan races and USAPL Powerlifting. Max would've done anything to keep his "Dawn's" happy, and We can not express just how helpful all of these donations will be to us. Max was an exceptional Marine, Border Patrol Agent, Deputy U.S Marshal and a vital member of the Gulf Coast Violent Offenders and Fugitive Task Force. I can not thank each and every one of you for being his family, whether it was in the Marine Corps, TDCJ, Border Patrol, The U.S Marshal Service, or LoneStar Breakout; you were all family to him, which makes you family to us. Thank you, thank you, thank you. His legacy will not go forgotten.