MARTHA ANN ALDERMAN

I continue to miss that beautiful smiling face. The fun and laughter you brought to tennis will never be forgotten. Rest in pease my friend!!

Dear loved ones of Martha, I knew her in middle school. Nancy, Cathy, and I were all in tumbling together. We had a lot of fun!
I sometimes remember names and google them. Tonite I am saddened by your loss!
Martha, always smiling and a gem of a friend!
Big hug to all whom had the pleasure of knowing her!

Dear Jerry and family. So sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you. Best Wishes, Nick

Dear Jerry, Abby, Oliver and Emma,
Please accept our deepest sympathies on the loss of Martha. Jerry, I will always remember how warm and welcoming Martha was when John and I first moved to Boston. We are fortunate to have such fond memories of such a lovely woman. I know she will be missed but how lucky you all were to have her in your lives.

I met this beautiful creature in 1981 on Semester at Sea, and was instantly in love. We had the best time traveling the world, so many laughs and great times. Although we lived on different coasts and did not get to see each other after our trip, Martha always held a special place in my life. I was lucky to be invited to her wedding with Jeremy, and had the best weekend. I send my best regards to the family; she was really an awesome person and will always be dear to me. With love, Craig...

I spent the first part of my life living next door to Martha on Berkshire Road, in Gates Mills. There were a lot of boys in the neighborhood, not many girls. Martha was older than me, but was always so welcoming to this scruffy kid, me, who spent a lot of time with her brothers, when I stood just outside her door at the top of the stairs. She would invite me into her room, all light and pillows, even after I kicked her in the face when she spotted me doing a back handspring..... Martha...