Martha "Maw" Allen, 59, of Crowley, TX, passed away Nov. 11, 2013.
A Celebration of Life will take place Dec. 7, 2013 at 2:00 p.m., Webb Baptist Church, 6600 New York Ave, Arlington, TX 76002.
Martha was born to Tommie Bruner Allen and Ola Nell Snell, Nov. 18, 1953, in Corsicana, TX. She graduated from H. Grady Spruce High School in Dallas, TX. Martha worked as a store manager in Spirits and Fine Wine for AppleJacks, Majestic and Centennial; for a combined almost 20 years. She enjoyed Geocaching, loved her Dr. Pepper, and one of her greatest prides was her family. Martha always had a way of making everyone feel special and loved. She was known by many as "Aunt Meem"; her smile and sense of humor will be greatly missed.
Survivors: Left behind to cherish her memory are her brother, Marshall L. Allen and wife Londa; sister, Melodye A. Myers; nephews, Kyle Allen and Shaun C. Myers and wife April; grandnephews, Shaun R. Myers and Donovan Huerta; grandniece, Amanda Huerta; aunts, Jean Isom, Janie Roberts and Shug Holloway and numerous cousins and friends.
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December 5, 2013
Melo
Well, Meem. I just picked up Angelle Darling from the beauty shop and she looks so cute. The cold weather you were asking for decided to show up this evening. I believe it's more than you were asking for. It's really cold and ice is sticking every where. I may get a "snow day" tomorrow, yeah! Love and miss ya.
December 5, 2013
Margaret Higgins Greer
We were best friends in the early 70s and even shared an apartment for a short time. After getting married we lost touch. Would have loved to have seen her again. My thoughts and prayers are with Melodye, Marshall and family.
December 4, 2013
Alyssa Dingman
Melo,
We are so sadden for you and your family. My God bring you comfort during this time of grief.
Alyssa and Darin
November 29, 2013
Melodye- I am so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. Let us know if we can help in anyway!
November 28, 2013
Melodye Myers
Ok, Meem. Turkey is done, and dressing too. Miss your taste buds on the dressing though. Fruit salad is next to make. Taking a break for a cup of coffee, then finish up cooking around 1:30'ish. The table is set and oh so pretty. Meet me at 2pm so we can give thanks for our family and friends. And most of all that you are no longer in pain and are "in the arms of an Angel".
Giving thanks to our most gracious God,
your sister, Melodye
November 27, 2013
Larry Isom
We are thinking of all of you during your time of sorrow, Marshall, Melody & families and as we reviewed the pictures,the last couple of years that she was in pain seemed to be so unfair for a person who loved "living" and loved her family. As this season of Thanksgiving draws near, we will cherish all the memories we have and very thankful that we have been blessed to have known her.
Keep smiling upon us Martha as you rest in the Father's house free of pain and worry! We love you.
November 26, 2013
Ronnie Blackmon
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
November 23, 2013
Angela
The week of Thanksgiving is ahead of us, and I have been doing a lot of thinking. I'm thankful for knowing you, and I'm thankful God placed me right where I am to be able to help the people I love today. It is truly an honor and privilege Aunt Meem.
Love you
November 22, 2013
melissa kenyon
martha u will be dearly missed. i am so honored to of known u and worked for u .my girls will always remember you and we remember your caring heart. rest in peace my friend.. melissa, rob, randi , robbie, josie kenyon
November 22, 2013
Melodye Myers
Well, Sister . . .
As hours have turned into days since you have left, the empty feeling within my heart will soon be filled with happy thoughts of knowing you are finally at peace and with our God. I will miss you in body, but talk with you in spirit.
In my heart always, Melo
November 22, 2013
Lisa & Robert Miller
You were always one of the most thoughtful people I know. Always putting others before your self, may you now rest in peace & save us a place.
Love & miss you
November 21, 2013
Bub
Sis,
I have thought about so many things and so many memories we shared over the past few days. We have always lived so far a part, yet so close together. I will your smile, your laughter and unique way of looking at things, but most of all I will miss our talks. You always put everyone's happiness a head
of your's. I love you and miss you dearly. ????
November 21, 2013
Zoe, Brian & Hurley Stollery
Aunt Meem was always so sweet to me & my family. She will be missed by everyone! My prayers are with y'all & we love y'all!
November 21, 2013
April Myers
Oh MEEM. You were my protector of many things. You kept my spirits soaring high when I was at my very lowest. You kept me from making mistakes and loved me like I was your very own daughter and I will greatly miss you for that. I will remember you always and forever. One day we will meet again. I promise to take care of your nephew, my husband Shaun Myers, til death do us part.
November 21, 2013
Shaun Myers
Meem, I can't believe you are gone. :( I was so blessed to have you in my life and I'm not sure how I'm going to make it without you. I do feel so lucky and happy that I will see you again, but just sad that it will be years, God willing, before we reunite.
I will love and cherish your memory forever!
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