Martha Moyer

Had I known that meet was alive as late as she was I would have made the trip to see her. I hung out at her home and we talked history, her favorite subject at the time. I was a young teacher, and she wanted to be a teacher. She followed her dream! Charlene (Gierkey) Lutes of Traverse City, MI.

Attended her class very nice lady

I'm so sorry for the loss of Kim and Kelli! I danced with them, in what seems, ages ago. My name was Susan Herring, then

Grew up in the same neighborhood and was in one of her classes. Really nice lady and a good teacher. Sorry for the family's loss.

Just wanted to say I met and talked with her Lot while working at mississinewa high school she was sure a really nice and fun lady to talk with, I sure know so many will miss her

Kim, Kelli, and Kevin, I am so sorry for the passing of your mom. Every time I go by the house on 50th street it brings back such great memories of the neighborhood and always the smile that I remember your mom showing no matter where I saw her. May God bring comfort in this time as well as the joy that your mom brought to all that she encountered.

I was fortunate to have had Mrs. Moyer to begin to learn to type. During the timed typing classes we both agreed that I wasn't going to be able to type at speed to complete the course. I was glad to have had her as a teacher. I may not yet type fast, but I do type well and I have her to thank for giving me a means of ordered, professional communication. My sincerest condolences to all her family.

I was just thinking about her yesterday when I went past their old house in Marion. She was one of my favorite teachers. Great sense of humor and fabulous person. I will sure miss her!

Mrs.Moyer was my teacher every year of High School for at least 1 class. She was always my favorite teacher. I am praying for all of her family and everyone who knew her.