Martha Ann Antoni

Martha and I were friends. 1st grade through High School. We stayed in touch after she moved to Texas.
I loved her dearly. RIP Martha, LY

Martha was the Queen of Hospitality. She had a compassionate heart, and she shared it through her gift of hospitality. She knew how to lift everyones´s spirits just by being so genuine, and loving. Martha was a JEWELL.
She will live on , inside my heart.
Lola Hampton

My deepest sympathies to you Dede and to your whole family. Tell your sweet Mom I am thinking of her and keeping her in my prayers. Debby Brown Brosseau

When my husband Bob and I moved to town in 1981, Martha was one of the first ladies I met in the Medical Auxiliary. She welcomed me so warmly that I wanted to join! Through my years of involvement she was a joyful friend and mentor, as she encouraged me to be a leader as she had been. Wonderful memories of gatherings in Corpus Christi and Austin remain. I´ll never forget her precious smile. Deep sympathy to her dear family.

I am saddened by Martha´s passing. I have known Martha since I was a child having very fond memories of her and my mom. Martha became a dear friend of mine, guiding me when my mother passed. She was there for me and I for her. We leaned on each other when we needed someone. I miss her. I pray The Blessed Mother wrap her loving arms around all of us. Fly high my friend. We will see each other again one day. I pray for comfort for her kids.... Gigi, Dana, Analise, Maurice, Lori, and Michelle. I love y´all.

From waking us everyone up singing Zippity Doo Da to making each birthday and holiday special, Aunt Martha had a way to make us feel special. She had such a big heart and was fun to be around. She will be greatly missed.