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Nancy Harry Ware
March 21, 2011
To Marthas family, we send our deepest sympathies. We will dearly miss Martha. I knew Martha since grade school. She was always a lovely person and so well dressed. Harry sold her cars & truly enjoyed dealing with. Martha,Micky&Dave. We are not home,but you all will be in our thoughts & prayers.
:arry & Nancy Ware
Janina Sitko
March 21, 2011
I will miss Marthie's smiling face when I came back to my hometown. The McGregor Family has a great place in my heart...as family. Mom passed on the 5th and I've been in a tizzy. When I learned of Marthie's death.....all I can say is that she'll meet my mother and daughter in Heaven along with Margie, Grandma Mac and others that will surround her with love and peace.
Cynthia and Robert Sworen
March 21, 2011
We are saddened by Martha's passing. It has been many years since we had contact with each other, but I will never forget our friendship. I especially remember our trip to New York to the jewlery district. Rest in Peace, Martha
Linda Miller Lewis
March 20, 2011
Martha was a special person. I enjoyed my visits to her shop and our catching up. Unfortunately it has been many years since our last conversation. My sympathy to Martha's family and friends. Take peace in your many special memories of her.
March 19, 2011
Marty McGregor was one cute little classmate. I am saddened by this news . I and many others I'm in contact with feel the same..I am the lucky one to have a Jewelry Room jewelry item- in fact a few.... i still wear my ring and bracelet from Michael and Marty and I'm a jeweler myself. She is missed already. Robyn Banks Burckhardt AHHS class of 1967
March 19, 2011
I have known Martha and her siblings since grade school and we grew up within a few blocks of each other. She was one of the most unique women I know and I will miss her aplomb and her elegance and the fact that she always left a smile on my face when she walked through my life. My condolences to her entire family and all her friends.
Dana Oliver, Springville, Pa.
David and Elaine Steele
March 19, 2011
Like her mother and father , she was one of the nicest people in Clarks Summit. Her parents were the first neighbors to introduce themselves to us when we moved here over 30 years ago. They were sadly missed when they passed and Martha will be too. I can't recall just how often she would help us choose the right piece of jewelry or even fix a small item free of charge. I'm sure she did this for many people because that was Martha--thoughtful and generous. Our since condolence to her siblings and relatives. Her life's journey has ended but I'd like to think that somewhere she is still selecting bright gems for His heavenly crown.
Sandy Lewand
March 19, 2011
Martha, you will be sorely missed at Jewelry Camp this summer and for many years to come. I only wish you had shared with us the struggle you were going through...This world will not be the same without you...
Edward & Sandy Lewand
Jewelry Camp
Aleksandra Djordjevic
March 18, 2011
To Sing is to be Free By Aleksandra Djordjevic
for Martha
One day,
a robin flew to a tree
with feathers edged in white and satin gold.
I saw her there,
she was dear to me,
she spoke the truest language of my heart.
She sang in merry tunes
and consoled me
when she knew I missed her,
the song was like a strand of pearls draped upon my neck for the first time.
Now,
I stand beneath the same cherry tree,
where diamonds would scatter with her songs.
They are her diamonds and the gold is where she rests,
a complete vision of serenity enfolds me as I carve my initials on the tree...
I love you and she loved me.
Andy O'Day
March 18, 2011
Although we only got to Clarks Summit once a year we went to see Martha at the jewelry Room.She taught my four chikdren how to swim and dive She was a beautiful person
Rev. Bill Carter
March 18, 2011
Martha was a class act
March 18, 2011
David, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. No one else can wear a hat with such aplomb. She was truly a gentle woman,
Pat Gallagher Pahoski
March 18, 2011
I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss seeing Martha and catching up on family when I go to the shop.
Sue O'Day
Kathy Roth
March 18, 2011
"Martha was a beauiful woman, full of beautiful things. When I moved to Clarks Summit over thirty years ago, she was the first friend I made. She was interested in everything, and was a vibrant person who took wonderful care of her mother and her husband through their illnesses. For reasons why she and I never understood, we were sometimes mistaken for being sisters. I wish she had been my sister. I'm proud to say she was my friend. I'll miss her very much."
March 18, 2011
Words can never express. Another piece of my heart has gone to Heaven. My 60 years of wonderful memories will last forever. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all -- always. Kathie, Karyn and David
Kris Keene Way
March 18, 2011
I haven't seen Martha or the Summit in years, but my memories of her are of a lovely, cheerful, and talented girl. Her laughter and quick smiles are still very clear to me. My deepest sympathy goes out to her family and close friends. May they find strength in the Lord's promise that they'll meet again one day.
Wendy Stanton
March 18, 2011
Martha showed true strength and courage in her journey and fight. If I had to describe her in one word...it would be "elegant". She arrived for daily treatments at our facility...always looking sharp and had such a wonderful and sincere way about her. My heartfelt condolences to the Banks family.
Martha Yates Linde
March 18, 2011
I had a dream about Marthie last night: she was lying in her hospice bed upstairs on Colburn Avenue in a beautiful gold outfit (remember: AUTUMN was her color scheme) and covered with jewels and gold, except for her face, which was smiling. --from Martha Yates Linde, a grateful friend and a Satisfied Customer
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