Condolence: Dear Martha and family.

I was sorry to hear about your Mom Anne. I know she had been struggling this past year with one illness after another but I wanted to send my deepest condolences to you and your family. It's never easy to lose a parent no matter what their age so my deepest sympathies go with you and your loved ones.

I enjoyed talking to your Mom Anne on the phone over the last several years. She had a keen mind and as a great lover of classical music as myself we use to chat about that and many other things. I will also never forget the conversation I had with your Mom shortly after my Dad passed away in July of 2015. She was so wonderful and thoughtful in her words and it brought me great comfort during a very difficult time in my life.

Ever fondly,
Richard

Condolence: Anne was a lovely woman who I enjoyed knowing..we had many talks about Camp Dudley, and the grandson who played lacrosse. She was a very special
person, who will be greatly missed..💕

Condolence: Our family dearly misses our wonderful mom, mother-in-law and nana. Her infectious laugh, smile and stories remain in our hearts and will carry with us going forward. She had a can do spirit, a great love of all things Syracuse - especially the Orange! and was a wonderful piano player. Rest in peace Nana. Love, The John Maier's

Condolence: I extend my sincere condolences to the Maier family on the passing of Mrs. Maier. She was a lovely lady, and I thoroughly enjoyed all of my contacts with her from the mid-1990's until my last visit with her at Birchwood last month.