Birth date: Dec 29, 1915 Death date: Sep 5, 2012
Violet Edna Masterman passed peacefully on Wednesday, September 5, 2012 at the wonderful age of 96. She was born on December 29, 1915 in Bremen, IN to the late Chester and Dora Foeckler. Violet had lived most of her life in Walker Read Obituary
We send our deepest sympathy to each of you. My mom and Grandma Knepp and I spent one day with your mom helping to knot a comforter, Many fun stories of the old days were shared followed with much laughter. One of many memories I have of your mom. Marlene##imported-begin##Marlene and Duwaine Baughman##imported-end##
WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR SYMPATHY FOR THE PASSING OF YOUR MOM. MANY WONDERFUL MEMORIES OF VISITS TO HER HOMEIN WALKERTON. MOM AND GRANDMA KNEPP ANDI HELPED HER KNOT A COMFORTER ONE DAYTHAT WAS FILLED WITH STORIES OF THE OLD DAYS FOLLOWED WITH MUCH LAUGHTER. SHE WILL BE MISSED. MARLENE (ALBRIGHT) AND DUWAINE BAUGHMAN##imported-begin##VIOLET MASTERMAN##imported-end##
We are very sorry to hear about your loss. Your mom was a wonderful person who always had a smile on her face and was always happy to see us. She always made us feel so welcome and just loved to laugh with that twinkle in her eyes. The last time we saw her was at the Corn Festival in Debbie's shop. She was so glad that we stopped to see her. She was truly an amazing person and we are so happy that we had the opportunity to know her.##imported-begin##Jim & Ann Mitchell##imported-end##
I feel so thankful to have been blessed with such an amazing and fun grandmother over the years. All the time she spent with us playing games, baking goodies, and spreading joy to everyone around her. Even at 96, she had the heart and soul of a little girl with her twinkling eyes, giggles, love for games and being mischievous. I will cherish all the wonderful memories we shared together, and know that her love has helped shape me into the woman I am today. I love you grandma, and I will miss you!!##imported-begin##Stacy Dodson##imported-end##
We would like to extend our deepest sympathy at the passing of your mother. She was the sweetest lady. She always had a smile on her face.##imported-begin##Marty and Kathy Albright##imported-end##
We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the family at the passing of their mother. She was the sweetest lady. She always had a smile on her face.##imported-begin##Marty and Kathy Albright##imported-end##
Our loss is heaven's gain! We can only imagine the reunions taking place, the joy of meeting her Savior. . .Praying for the sweetest of memories to overcome grief and sorrow. We will miss those wonderful conversations, her huge smile and contagious laugh! What a great lady. . .Much love,Chuck & Donna##imported-begin##Chuck & Donna Wallace##imported-end##
Mom you were the kind of mother every daughter should have, loving me unconditionally, and always there when I needed you. You adored my children and they you. You were a fun grandmother teaching them all kinds of games and always teasing. To them you were "stinker pot gram" You raised us in a loving Christian home and God bless us with many years of memories to cherish shared with you. I love you and I will miss you.##imported-begin##Janice ShultZ##imported-end##
Vi and Harry were next door neighbors when I was a little girl and I always felt she made Rex come inside too early when we were playing outside. Jim and I always enjoyed our conversations with Vi when we visited Rex and Debbie. We had to watch carefully when we played cards, she was very sharp. Our deepest sympathies go out to her family.##imported-begin##Jim and Anne Nusbaum##imported-end##
I feel very blessed to have had this beautiful lady in my life for the past 39 years. She has taught me many valuable things that only a mother could do. She was more like a mother and I will never forget her. We shared many laughs together as well as good times in our travels. She never new a stranger and always made people laugh, always playing jokes on people. The great dinner parties and card games. She was our rock and glue that kept us together. You are dancing with Dad and watching over us. Until the day we meet again, miss you and love you. Debbie##imported-begin##Debbie Masterman##imported-end##
