Martha Jane ""Marti"" Peck

Mom I have tried to write this to you a 1000 times and I always discard it, I cant seem to ever get my words right to let you know how privileged I feel to have been able to call you mom. No matter what our disagreements were or how hardheaded either one of us was you will be happy to know that I get it now and I'm sure now you realize I was right :) I still have really bad days when I don't want to except the obvious but then something happens and you let me know I'm not alone and your still...

Frank and all the family of Marti. So sorry to hear this loss. Marti was a sweet and caring person. I really enjoyed working. She will be missed a lot.

I'm writing this letter to an angel.
You were here & you made our lives brighter just by being you.. Your were an advocate for the kids & you always fought for the under dogs. I will never forget what you did for me & my brother . Two lawless boys from Cedarville. You took us in when we had nowhere to go.. Just at the time when we were losing faith.. Yes, Miss Peck you ere an angel.. I personally believe there are all types of angels but it's the most special of the angels that are...

I feel the pain of each of you Missy, Carrie, Stevie, Donnie,family & friends. I pray that you find peace in knowing that she is no longer in pain and suffering . And one day you will be together again. Please know that I am here for you as someone to talk to or a shoulder to cry on.

Martini, what can I say? God must of wanted another angel!! I will miss you, our talks, our laughs and yes even our tears. You were a Great Friend and I will cherish our memories that we shared, some good and some not so good. RIP, My Dear, Dear Friend.

To the family: Saying good-bye must be the hardest thing in the world for you, and words seem like such little things compared to what all of you are going through. With deepest sympathy.

I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to you. I do understand how hard it can be when a loved one has been taken by death. The pain, the grief, and the feelings of helplessness can seem unbearable. At such times, we need to go to God's Word for comfort. (JAMES 4:8)

My deepest sympathies to your family. Mrs. Peck made such a difference in my life and the lives of my children. She was always there with a smile and love for everyone at A.S. Rhodes. She was my dear friend who I miss with all my heart.
Love Tara and the kids