Martha was in Park place a few years back and I saw her there because I was visiting my mother-in-law was there at the same time. I did recognise her and had some good conversations with her. She had been married to a guy I knew from Douglas. I don't know how to spell Joe Siseneros but you get the idea. I liked them both and was sad to see her in Park Place. Joe had divorced her when she contracted MS and the MS was why she was in assisted living in a wheel chair. While she was there my mother-in-law got mad at her for " being too loud" and rolled her own wheelchair over to Martha's table and proceeded to punch her, but was held back by one of the aides. That resulted in the mother-in-law being 'locked up' for a few days in her room. Another time M-i-L took after another woman who kissed one of the old men on the forehead, since she consideded that guy to be "hers". Ah ....... the drama of High School is nothing compared to the nursing home!! Both women went downhill and later I saw Martha at Shepherd of the Valley nursing home. I always liked Martha and was saddened to see her like that.
Gerald Stalick
Martha was in Park place a few years back and I saw her there because I was visiting my mother-in-law was there at the same time. I did recognise her and had some good conversations with her. She had been married to a guy I knew from Douglas. I don't know how to spell Joe Siseneros but you get the idea. I liked them both and was sad to see her in Park Place. Joe had divorced her when she contracted MS and the MS was why she was in assisted living in a wheel chair. While she was there my mother-in-law got mad at her for " being too loud" and rolled her own wheelchair over to Martha's table and proceeded to punch her, but was held back by one of the aides. That resulted in the mother-in-law being 'locked up' for a few days in her room. Another time M-i-L took after another woman who kissed one of the old men on the forehead, since she consideded that guy to be "hers". Ah ....... the drama of High School is nothing compared to the nursing home!! Both women went downhill and later I saw Martha at Shepherd of the Valley nursing home. I always liked Martha and was saddened to see her like that.