Martha Melfi

Marty & Family -
We are so sorry to also hear of your mom's passing , when I spoke to Barbara --- God bless you both in this terrible time of grief -
We are here for you ---
Lou & Dorothy Korszeniewski

I'm so sorry to hear about Martha's passing. I enjoyed her company at the Cornell Women's Club meetings over the past several years. She proudly shared news about all her children when we got together. I;m glad that she could share the stories of her letters from your Dad during the war.
Donna DeGarmo Willis

With our deepest sympathy in the loss of your
mother. She was in the choir when I was the
organist. May she rest in peace. We will pray for
her soul.
Tom and Rosemary Wallis Syracuse

Thank you Aunt Martha you were contact in locating my Dad. It was a great joy meeting you and will be remembered for ever.

I remember you were the voice over my shoulder as I painted my Syracuse snow scape, giving me tips from the Rennaissance masters to make that hilltop roll toward the horizon. And the day I dared to challenge you to tennis, and you wiped me all over the court without taking a step or breaking a sweat--lasting skills from past glories, of tennis championship, of masterful artwork at Cornell, where you aced calculus and chemistry as part of your art major requirements, figure skating...

With sincere condolences for your family's loss.

My prayers are with the family.Martha was a real lady. Rest in peace.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Melfi family. We knew your parents since the early '90s from BVM and will keep them in our prayers.

Mom: You were one of the Greatest Generation, and lived long and well. May your deep faith and belief find you in paradise, resting well with loved ones in God's grace.