Violet M. Martin

If anyone ever cared, really cared for someone else it would have to be Violet M. Martin. She was a warm hearted and well liked individual, and these wonderful traits came easily to her because she was such a sociable and amiable person, someone who was always making certain that those around her had whatever they needed. Violet was a talkative person who was tactful at all times but typically said what she meant.

She was the daughter of Ruby and James McDermott. During her childhood she learned to be reliable and respectful. Violet was an obedient child who wanted to win the favor of others. She found it easy to show sympathy and to perform kind acts for others. These admirable qualities would become a part of Violet's personality throughout her life.

Violet was a faithful and loving person. Some would even call her sentimental and a romantic at heart. Her kindness and consideration radiated an aura of warmth to those around her. Violet cared for what others thought and carried that into her marriage. Compassionate and devoted, Violet worked hard to make her life partner, Arthur Martin happy. She was a devoted and loving wife for many years until Arthur Martin preceded her in death.

Harmony was important to Violet and she made every effort to maintain it with her family. Violet was blessed with three children, two sons, William (Bill) and Richard, and one daughter, Colleen. Violet was always conscious of the feelings of others. Her secret of success in this area was simple: Violet would listen before she would act. She was compassionate and understanding, which led her to many beautiful years helping others as a volunteer for the Senior Center.

Taking her work seriously came naturally to Violet, and she expected the same from those around her. Violet was a good team player, someone who was born to cooperate with others. She was what some would call a “people person” and it was demonstrated in her good communication skills. Violet was a steady worker, one who was realistic about schedules. She could understand the details without getting lost in the broad “big picture.” Her proudest occupation was a volunteer. She was a volunteer for the Senior Center for many years. She brought harmony to her work environment, doing what was necessary in order to get the job done, while always maintaining respect for her colleagues.

Violet passed away on January 19, 2012 at Kozy Kove Assisted Living Facility in Plantation, Florida. She is survived by her son, William (Bill) Martin; daughter, Colleen Pearson; granddaughter, Christina Martin, and many other loving friends and relatives. A Memorial Service is being held at her residence on Saturday, February 4th, 2012, at 1pm.

Violet was a fantastic conversationalist who could engage just about anyone in a discussion. And whenever she said something, she meant it. Violet was a down to earth person, outgoing and gregarious. She was without question the type of person who enjoyed experiencing things first hand. She was practical and sensible, but what friends and family will remember her for most is the fact that she was so understanding and kind. Everyone whose life she touched will miss Violet M. Martin.

Please contact Christina Martin at 954-801-2383 for Memorial Service location information.