Martha Hurley Cailor

I am a little late to the game, but am just now learning of Marty's passing. My Christmas cards have come back as undeliverable and unfowardable for the past two years and I finally decided to try to find her. We were next door neighbors in Hudson from 1979 (when we came back from Brazil) until 1983 when we moved to New Jersey. We delighted in having Marty as a neighbor and kept in touch over the years, from every place we lived. Since I am a number of years older, I never expected to find an...

Strange I just cleaned her and her parent´s windows the past 20 years. But we had a special bond that I cherished. Such a genuine soul she was - as were are mom and dad. I´ll miss her. Tough to fathom the reality of people exiting your life. Marty was special. Somber thoughts I have now , but her flower garden images somehow keep popping in in my head - I think that´s how she´d like me to remember her.

My deepest sympathy and prayers for all the family and friends of Marty. She was a joy to work with and always loved showing off her dogs when I'd visit the office. May she rest in God's Eternal Peace.

Marty my friend, my sorority sister, my roommate I will always miss you

Martha gave me a book called "A Short Guide to a Happy Life." I shared the book with my family and we all felt the message received would positively impact our lives! We shared several things in common including living in Hudson and our love for Golden Retriever´s! Martha, you will be missed!

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.