Mary Flores

I knew Mary Martha at Ainsworth School. We worked together for many years. She was a truly dedicated and hard working teacher. All her students and faculty loved and respected her. I will miss her terribly. Stan so sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you and the family at this sad time.

Martha was such a loving and fun person. Anytime I was with her was a great one. She will be so missed by all who loved and cared for her.

I knew Martha and Stan in Portland. So sorry to hear this news. I enjoyed Martha a lot. What a gal. My best to Stan.

Stan, I am so sorry for your loss. Love to you, Linda Rockwell

I lived next door to Martha and Stan for many years. They were very kind and generous neighbors. I remember Martha for the great tomato crops she managed to grow in a small space in her backyard, and the way she would share the bounty. We would swap vacation mail pickup, a great arrangement! She was always ready to talk over the back fence, and I still have some of the plants she gave me when she and Stan moved to Salem, including a plant from Texas called "crown of thorns." I'm so sorry to...

After Martha retired from teaching, she still volunteered, and our program was fortunate to have her help. As a SHIBA volunteer in Portland, she helped people understand, solve problems, and get the best use from their Medicare benefits. She was so kind and skillful at finding the best way to explain confusing things and solve problems. She brought peace of mind to many people. Our thoughts are with you in your loss.

I knew Martha and Hubert Lozano and their two daughters, Elizabeth and Amy, going back to their days in Vermont and then in Syracuse, N.Y. My two sons, Tom and Tim, grew up with Amy and Elibeth.
And I knew Martha to be excited about the challenges of teaching, and the values she brought to the classrom as a devout Roman Catholic.
She was a loving wife and mother, who always found time for her family, in spite of her extensive teaching responsibilities.
My condolences to Hubert and...