Martha Bauroth Wakefield

Am sorry for your loss.

I was saddened to learn of the passing of Martha. Forrest and I spent many hours over the past 50 years going over plans of Rush Creek or discussing Mr. Wright.She will be missed by many, Prayers to her family. Sandy and Forrest (deceased) Evans.

Pam, Mark,Tina and all...was saddened to hear of your mom's passing. I don't have to tell you what a big part of my life she was.I will be thinking of you and ask that you touch base with me.Love, Candy [email protected]

Our Condolences to the Wakefield family on the passing of Martha. We were privileged to own a beautiful home designed and built for us by Martha and Dick, across the street from their residence. We remember fondly Pam, Feller, Mark and Tina as youngsters. Rush Creek will always remain as a legacy of Martha's talent and unfailing dedication to the Frank Lloyd Wright principles.

The Wakefield's are an important part of Worthington history and culture. I left 40+ years ago to seek my own future, but cherish the memories. My deepest sympathies to Pam and siblings.

The Wakefield's are an important part of Worthington history and culture. I left 40+ years ago to seek my own future, but cherish the memories. My deepest sympathies to Pam and sibings.

To the Family of Richard & Martha Wakefield,
My wife and I are truly saddened by the death of Martha.After years of working with the Wakefield family,we feel the loss as if Martha&Dick were members of our own family.I will always remember fondly the discussions and sharing of opinions and humorous stories with both Dick&Martha.I will always admire their strong convictions and adherence to their standards of excellence as exhibited in their architectural projects.Pam,Mark,Tina...We feel...

Family of Martha,
My name is Timothy Smith and I spent about a year living with Martha (at the time of her 80th B-Day Party for reference). I believe I met Mark, Pam and Tina during this time. (I was the big guy with bald head!)

I regret not keeping in touch with Martha after leaving Ohio for Utah in 2002 and I say with certainty that she is among those I consider to be the most influential in my life, despite the relatively short time I stayed with her and knew her.

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Family, so sorry to hear about Aunt Martha, I have such fond memories of the house on South St., and the good times there. It has been so long since we've all been together - my wedding over 20 years ago - was probably the last - and I feel so sorry that we weren't able to keep in touch. Know that my thoughts are with all of you and I'd welcome the opportunity to get reacquainted. Rush Creek will go on forever as a tribute to both Richard and Martha. Love and prayers to all.