Martha Mae Cobb

1933 ∼ 2019

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Martha Mae Cobb, 85, of Nederland passed away October 20, 2019. She was born in Nederland on December 10, 1933 to the late Roger Irvin Hext and Frances Donna Caraway Hext.

Those left to cherish Martha’s memory are her husband, Larry Glenn Cobb of Nederland; her step-sons, Gary Cobb of Del Rio and Jeffrey Cobb and his wife, Christi of Nederland; and her sister, Glenda Munson of Hamilton. She is preceded in death by her parents; her sons, Rodger David Watson and Michael Craig Watson; and her daughter, Marilyn Eldridge.

Per Martha’s wishes, there will not be funeral services but a register book will be at Melancon’s Funeral Home for family and friends to sign.

Condolences

Andrea Garcia November 16, 2019

We were so very blessed to have such wonderful neighbors when we lived in Nederland, and Ms. Martha was one of them. It was such a joy to have her as company wether it was while we bathed the dog or watered the plants. She made the place we lived feel like home. I know you are enjoying your time and dancing in heaven. Rest in power sweet lady. We will be keeping your loved ones in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Andrea Garcia and Paul Bloyd Jr.

Pamela Dekerlegand October 24, 2019

Pamela DeKerlegand lit a candle in memory of Martha Mae Cobb

Karen Watson October 23, 2019

Larry so sorry for your loss, you were truly a sweetheart to Martha through her years of sickness. Although you will deeply miss her we all know that she is now healed and walking with her children (My sweet Mikey). You've been in my thoughts and prayers. Love Hope and Strength being sent in abundance as you go through this difficult time. "Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no once can steal" Love You - Karen Watson

Robert C. October 23, 2019

Robert C. purchased a sympathy card for the family of Martha Mae Cobb.

Robert Prestridge October 22, 2019

Robert Prestridge lit a candle in memory of Martha Mae Cobb

Glenda Munson October 22, 2019

Martha was my older sister, I share many childhood memories of us singing together, dressed alike and being called upon to sing before crowds of people. Little did we realize what a special time this was in our lifetime. Martha was an accomplished pianist, she could sing alto,& I sang soprano. It was always gospel music which we grew up with in our home. Our mother and father would sing around the piano with our brother James, which was so special (When The Roll is Called Up Yonder, I'll Be There.) Our mother was a great seamstress & would ,make all our clothes. We weren't so fond of always dressing alike, but we always looked cute. Martha was a good cook & also could sew. Most of all she was talented playing the piano. She was very pretty and loved to always look nice. Well Martha, I just know you are up in Heaven playing the golden piano and singing with our brother James. What a great reunion you are having with mom and dad & especially James who was such a special part of our life. Love, Glenda

Joe Prestridge October 22, 2019

Joe Prestridge lit a candle in memory of Martha Mae Cobb

Julie Gaspard October 22, 2019

Julie Gaspard lit a candle in memory of Martha Mae Cobb