MAXINE PEARSON

Maxine and I work together for 25 years. We shared lots of good meals, usually at Olive Garden with Ellen. The gruesome threesome! You are missed and you will surely remain in my memories always.

Maxine was always happy to help me with my genealogy research and I loved chatting with her. Marty and Meredith, my thoughts are with you both and I'm sorry for your loss. May her memory be a blessing.

I taught with Maxine at Lincoln School, Cranford. I have wonderful memories of her. She was dedicated to the children, fun loving, and helpful to me as a new teacher. May happy memories replace the sadness you are feeling at this time.

Maureen Lawless Curtin

A thoughtful, kind and caring husband, always cognizant of other peoples feelings, is usually the product of a wife with similar qualities. Such, I'm sure, is the case here. The sympathies of all sports officials who knew Marty are with him at this time!

Meredith, Thinking of you during this time and remember all good times. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead. My most sincere condolences.

The tentacles of friendship over a lifetime
Grow long and twine around
Reaching into life's inner recesses
And emerging anew from time to time.
50 years of history remain in one's mind
From teenager to senior and all life between.
We will always remember her as she was
Full of life and a mind to match.
Can she be gone?
Too soon. Too soon.