Martha Ann Worby

07/17/1931 — 05/26/2005

From Richland, WA, US | Born in Conway, Arkansas

Martha Ann Worby

Martha Ann Worby was born July 17, 1931 in Conway, Arkansas. She graduated class of 1949 from Columbia High School.

She worked for Henry H. Kaiser Engineers, General Electric, C & H Sugar Co., Battelle, Pacific NW Bell and Fluor Daniel before taking medical retirement in 1997.

Martha was preceded in death by her parents, Elmer Vincent Luna and Hylda Irene McGee Luna; brothers Jarret Luna and John Vincent Luna. She is survived by her son, Michael T. Worby; daughter Joan Stapleton and husband Tom; grandchildren Mitchell and Rachael Worby; sister Sue Luna Anderson St. Mary; nieces Cheryl Ann Anderson Apodaca and husband Orlando, and Eileen Louise Anderson Poupore and husband John; nephews David Drue Anderson, Gregory John Anderson; great-nephews Joe Schaeffer, Jourdain Poupore; great-niece Sarah Marlene Weaver and husband Jason Inks; great-great-nieces Aria Luna Inks and Alexus Inks; great-great-nephew Zachary Inks.

Martha was an accomplished china painter. She also enjoyed studying genealogy with her friend Shirley Dickson.

There will be a viewing/gathering at Einan’s Funeral Home Tuesday, May 31, 2005 from 5:00-8:00 PM.

In lieu of flowers, please donate to Tri-Cities Chaplaincy Hospice House, Richland Lutheran Church or American Diabetes Association.

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  • Fanny, you left me before I could say how special you are to me and thank you for being there when I needed a chin up. I wanted to say I am sorry for any sorrow I may have caused you in life. To tell you that I thought of you more often than when I made the occasional call or visit. I know I am thinking selfishly to wish you to stay with us longer. I will miss you always and love you longer. Your loving neice, Cheryl Ann

    Cheryl Young-Apodaca
    November 4, 2014
    Kalispell, MT, US
  • I loved Fanny’s sense of humor and I always enjoyed visiting with her at her home. She was a fellow cat lover and loved her family. She will be missed by all of us that knew her.

    Ann Erickson
    November 4, 2014
    Pasco, WA, US
  • Martha loved crafts, going out to eat and shop, all adventures, and especially the Cat Show at the TRAC when she lived with us at Richland Gardens! God bless your family, especially Mike and the grandkids, she loved you dearly. Be at peace with God, Love, Bec

    Becky Rector
    November 4, 2014
    Richland, WA, US
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