Martina Oscar

I am sorry to say that I never met Martina.I am very familar with her dolls that depict the traditional Yup'ik activities of work and play that she is famous for. In my work as an appraiser I have seen her dolls in many private collections and just this summer I spent many, many hours at the Yupiit Piciryarait in Bethel where they have the largest collection of her dolls that I have ever seen. I am sorry for your loss but I hope that you take comfort in knowing that she has left behind a part...

My Dearest Paul, George, Sophie, Maria, Minnie, & thier spouses.
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. A mother's love is irreplaceable. May her triumphs and joys console you in your time of grief. A mere memory is the most beautiful gift someone can give another. You are never far from my thoughts and forever in my heart...
Cindy Karns
265 North Forbes Street
Lakeport, California. 95453
1-707-262-5858
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I am so sorry for your loss. I remember seeing Martina always with a smile and loved to tease me and Lora. I enjoyed being in her presence, always smiling, giggling and joking with us. My prayers are with You all, especially Sophie and Lora. She holds a special place in my heart. She was like another grandmother to me, being so close to Lora and seeing her often as a child. God be with all her family.

To my relatives Oscar Family from your relatives John Oscar and Family. We send our prayers to you all, may God continue to Bless you all, and keep you in peace and joy throughout the years. We love you all.