Twila Farrell Stowe Bryan

Twila came up to me after one Sun. service a few years ago and told me how much she loved our music. At that time, I didn't know we BOTH had the same maiden name: FARRELL. Guess we're related somehow. Daddy was an NYC dentist from Brooklyn back in the 1940's. His dad was fair and 100% Irish.

Martha, prayers are with you. What wonderful comments on your mother. We will be in Birmingham on Saturday but our thoughts will be with you and your family.
Patti

Dear Martha,
Sending our love and prayers from the hill country. I'm so sorry for your profound loss. What a beautiful lady your mom was! I can see your smile in her face ~ beautiful resemblance. Love you, Mary - for all of Ann's Parsley family.

Dear Martha, I knew of your mother through my parents, Gus and Susan Schreiber. She was a mythical figure to me and now I know one reason: two holes-in-one! What a great, fun thing to include in her obituary. Love to you and your family as you celebrate her life.

Bill, Twi, Martha and All,
What an incredible person your mom was. My family will be forever blessed by the times we got to spend with her on visits for Christmas and others. If there is a penthouse in heaven, she is there. Our love to you. Betty, Steve Sarah and Meghan

Dear Bill, T.G. and Martha:
You all are in our thoughts and prayers and whether lighting a candle for her or donating to Wesley-Rankin Community Center in memory of her, it seems small compared to this larger-than-life mom, wife, daughter, sister, aunt, great aunt and friend. We hope you will know we mourn your loss and though we cannot be with you on Saturday, we will be celebrating the gracious life and generous love she shared so freely with us all. None were more precious to her than...

Twila was my aunt, my golf mentor, my friend, my standard I could never measure up to who was never afraid to challenge me or encourage me and my girls. She was never afraid to speak her mind or take paths others would not explore. She helped me believe in myself and called me into accountability when I did not perform up to expectations. I admired her, feared not pleasing her and loved her for all she stood for. We will miss her unique voice and caring for my mom, my sister, me, my...

Martha, what a blessing your mother was and you clearly followed in her footsteps of faith and investing in communities. My condolences for your loss. Julia Easley

Dear Martha,

I met you later than Margo but was so thrilled to be warmly included in friend fun. Your mom was always so gracious.
Blessings to all of you, Sharon Reynolds Cox