Martin H. Nickerson

Dear Sheila and family, Martin will be missed. Just spending ten a few moments with him told one that he was a highly intelligent man and the range of his interests was extraordinarily wide. He was also a very generous man donating to those causes he considered important and also with his friends and family to which he was devoted. We were lucky to know him as a neighbor for more than the last ten years.

Sheila, so sorry to hear of your loss. Prayers and hugs to you and your family.

I am so sorry! Martin was a dear friend and sat with my husband when our son died. He was junior warden at our church when I was church secretary, and he was always available when we needed him.

I am so sorry! Martin was a good friend and he was with my husband when my son died. I worked at the church when he was Junior warden, and he was always available when we needed him. Holly Carrier

Enigmatic to some, Martin was a monumental member of the Bellingham and Whatcom community. He could summon the courage to throw his support around for causes he believed in.

I remember Mr. Nickerson walking the family dog, Boy, every day- rain, drizzle or during a down pour- around the block of the Nickerson family´s Juneau home. I also recall dinners around the Nickerson family table when there were lively discussions of current events and a focus on our future plans as we were transitioning from tweens to adolescents. Those were happy times that we were able to spend with him that I will remember forever. My thoughts are with the Nickerson family now and...

So sorry for your loss. I had many talks with Martin over the years.

Helen and family, My sincere condolences on this passage of your father. I will always remember the many stories u shared with us while at Wells regarding your father. May the sweet carpet of memories unfold and bring you all to a place of peace. Kate Rogers