Maynard Fine

Maynard H. Fine lived most of his life in Maryville, Tennessee, where he and his wife, Helen D. Fine, raised a family and were known in their neighborhood. Public records and local reporting identify him as a husband and father; at the time of his death he was 67 years old. The available public record about Maynard centers on his ties to family and the Maryville community rather than public accomplishments, and those ties are what remain most important when recalling his life.

Neighbors and later news coverage indicate the Fines were part of a close-knit residential area of Maryville. While detailed personal records such as a full birth date, employment history, hobbies, or long-form obituary were not found in the public sources available to this research, the presence of Maynard’s burial record in local cemetery transcriptions and contemporary reporting confirms his place in the community’s history and the factual details of his passing.

Beyond the basic facts recorded in the public file, Maynard’s life should be remembered in the simple terms that define so many lives: as someone who shared meals, routines, responsibilities, and relationships with those nearest him. He was a husband to Helen D. Fine and a father; those human connections are the clearest, verified aspects of his life that endure in the public record.

Because published tributes or a family-published obituary matching the exact date of death were not located, this remembrance focuses on honoring Maynard’s role within family and community. He was a real person whose life mattered to those who knew him; that dignity is the primary memorial this summary seeks to preserve.