Martha Cornett
Our angel on earth Martha Cornett passed peacefully on Tuesday, February 22, 2022. She was surrounded by her friends and family and she fought a good fight until the end. Martha was born on January 12, 1954 in Brownsville, Tennessee to Maynard and Josephine Hammond. She entered the workforce with Wal-Mart and remained a valued and loved employee for 42 years. Martha loved traveling and loved her little dog JJ. She was kind to all she met and always had a smile for them.
Martha is survived by her husband of 24 years Kenneth Cornett and by her sister Linda King of Newport, TN. She is also survived by numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers Martha requested that donations be made to Bayou Animal Services at 3100 Deats Rd. Dickinson, Tx. or to any animal rescue organization.
A piece of me went with you. Im sure you will hold my baby girl for me til I get there. I love & miss you!
Heart is broken that you left us. Martie we will for sure miss you ,as we already do. Say Hello to our Loved Ones. RIP u til we meet again. Prayers for Ken and Linda and rest of family. Love u lots
Marty will be greatly missed, but her warmth, kindness, and gentle spirit will be remembered forever.
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted”
Matthew 5:4
Love you sweet girl!! Will never forget your big heart and your love for your family and friends. You were so special to me and I will never forget your sweet smile and your love for Mama Goldie!
Such a beautiful lady inside and out. She will be sadly missed by all.
Prayers for her family
You were my heart and I know you are with your mom and dad now. I will love you forever. FHAH
Wishing you courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to hold in your heart forever.
Just know we love you and are here for you.
Ms Marty welcomed me with open arms. Always so kind and sweet. God Bless you Marty. Condolences to you Ken and your family.
I will forever remember you and all the things you have taught me in my life. You were a one of a kind, kinda aunt. I miss you so much and I love you so much more than that. Rest easy, Aunt Martie.
will love and miss you Ms Martie rest in sweet peace ma’am
Ms. Martie you will be missed terribly. I am blessed to have met you in my time at Walmart. Prayers for the family and friends.
I miss you more each day, even though my heart is broken I carry on as you wished, I will never stop thinking of you every minute of every day, until I see you again, I love you with all my heart.
I just learned of your passing. You were my first friend in school when I moved to Munford and you made me feel like I belonged. Your parents were always so good to me and your wonderful Dad was always a great inspiration to me. He married me and my husband in 1974. I will always remember our weekend church events at Quito, having sleepovers and giggling about boys and sneaking in your Mom’s kitchen at 3 am to find a snack. You were my good friend, Martie and I’m positive you were a wonderful wife to Ken. Blessings to you, dear teenage gal pal….
It’s been almost a yr and I think of you everyday. Always asking myself, what would Martie think & say about this. I’ve learned one thing since you’ve been gone: you were wise about so much. If I had one more conversation I would tell you I wish I’d said it sooner. Esp when you told me to try cruising. You’d be proud my sweet aunt, once again you were right. I miss you terribly 💜