Birth date: Sep 23, 1931 Death date: Jun 20, 2015
Martha was a home grown girl and proud of it! She was born at Morton Plant Hospital, attended Belleair Grade School and graduated from Clearwater High School in 1949. As a child - Martha loved baseball.... she always said her Mom Read Obituary
I always admired Martha's engery and willingness to continue learning. I met Martha when I was hired by PCB and we continued working together after we were purchased by Colonial Bank. I had a daughter and she loved coming in to work to see Martha. Martha would offer her a chair and some colored markers and she would make pictures. She referred to Martha as the marker lady.
Martha was a special lady. We were all blessed to have known her.
Dawn MacKeeman
We went through 12 years of school togather.So sad to hear of her passing.
I know she is in a bettter place & with Decal again.
With Love.
Barbara & Tom olds
I have so many memories of Aunt Martha to limit which is my favorite. No family gathering was complete without Aunt Martha. Her infamous pound cake which somehow was always perfect.....her Thanksgiving Day Stuffing(which I will never to be able to make as well as she did). Her smile lit up a room - her laughter was infectious!!!! My childhood and adulthood are filled with countless memories of my Aunt Martha! I love her more than she knew although I told her all the time!!!! Thank You for being the best Aunt in the world!!!!! You will be missed!!!! I love you!!!!
Sharon
You are missed by so many.... love you!
What a great picture of your Mom! Her cotton top gorgeous hair was legendary. Such a strong role model for women with her work ethic and attitude. Love, Stayce & Mark
I have so many memories of Martha from her helping with my wedding to stopping to see her at the bank with the kids, she always made time for a hug and a big smile. She loved to have Jamie come and cook for her and the fact that she loved him just as much as I did touched my heart . I will miss that big smile and laugh of hers and look forward to seeing her again on the other side.
