Birth date: Jun 18, 1945 Death date: Oct 2, 2017
Martha Mary Meadows, 72, of Wildwood, FL passed away Monday, October 2, 2017. Mrs. Meadows was born June 18, 1945 in Gregory, MI to Robert R and Isabell J. (McNicol) Johnson. She was a retired nurse and moved to Wildwood in 2008 f Read Obituary
Martha was one of the most positive people I’ve ever known. Her contagious smile and humor was non stop. She was so kind to me and my children and always made us feel happy and cared for. God Bless Martha.
I remember as a child going to visit at her big house in Michigan. I remember all of us playing in the corn silo and getting into trouble. I remember making lasagna with her. Her home was always full of laughter and fun. I'm so glad that I was able to talk to her just before the hurricane was to land in Florida. I'll miss her. I love you, Aunt Martha! Rest in peace.
Martha was a wonderful friend, we took bead classes together, worked in the Parkwood Limited Clubhouse together, played cards together and just had fun together. She was so upbeat and sassy and funny, I loved being around her. She made me laugh. She made sure I got out of the house to do something fun like lunch and craft shows and Red Hat Ladies gatherings. She didn't let a lot of grass grow under her feet. So long Martha until we meet again in heaven, save me a seat at the banquet table. Love and miss you
Martha Meadows was a former neighbor of mine, she had the friendly knack to fit into Mobile Home living, and knew when certain commitments had to be made and got them done.
Bessie Mae (Pickering) Miller
One of the best people in the world. I was 9, having my appendix removed after it ruptured, she came down the hall, as she was a patient at the same time, to hold my hand.
I love you Aunt Martha as you will always be my aunt and co-mother.
Martha Meadows will be missed so terribly, not only keeping us fed and busy with games but her happy smile and infectious laugh as she moved about the park spreading news and well wishes. Even when she was not well she would be out trying to find volunteers for events in the clubhouse and when there were none to be found she would be in there herself trying to do what she thought she could do........She will never be forgotten.. She will be forever in our hearts.... Sharon & Richard Teet
Martha was so special. She was always busy making jewelry, teaching others how to bead, taking care of business for the park. It didn't matter if it was selling tickets to events, creating the park telephone book or cooking the meals. She was the coffee maker for our breakfasts, you could find her playing cards, bingo and part of every event. She had a radiant smile and a loving heart. She listened when I needed to talk and held me when I cried. I loved her. She is still smiling.
