Martha V. Knowles

"Marfa" was a soulmate to me. I miss her very, very much and, also, miss my parents who were instrumental in bringing her to the United States from Mexico City. Marfa could always make me laugh and "move on" from the current crisis that plagued me at a particular time.

I miss "Marfa" very much. She was my "other mother" and ally always. She was SO hilarious and had a very young spirit. For those who may not know, my little sister, Gigi, couldn't say Martha and called me "Marfa"--I followed suit and always called my aunt "Marfa". She had a very pure heart.

Siento mucho la perdida de tu Mamita, Lyndon. No estuve presente en la ceremonia en memoria de ella porque a ?ltimo momento decid? apoyar a Malena yendo al hospital a acompa?ar a Jim para que Malena pudiera ir a la ceremonia tranquila. Necesitaba Malena asistir y tener un punto final con recuerdos de su querida hermana. Mi mas sincero p?same por su p?rdida que te pido extiendas a tu hermano y toda la familia.
Silvia Siordia Kjolseth

Martha you will be missed. I am
gratefull to have spent time with
you the end of july. You were
fun and loveable. We love you
Gary Val Marc & Monica Rose.

Hi, Marfa!! I miss you horribly but am grateful to have had you in my life. Thanks for being there when life and its situations reaped havoc on me!!! Remember all those breakfasts after mass at Holy Ghost at the White Spot? I love you always. Martita Calliope