Webber, Madge

Fred, I had the pleasure of meeting your mother at Homestead. She presided over the table of hard of hearing ladies (including my mother) with all of the charm of “Miss Jackson County”. Her interest in peers and their families spoke of a sharp mind, and her wit created many smiles and laughter. An indomitable spirit, that one! My sympathies to you and yours.

I am so sorry for your loss. Madge was a beautiful lady. I am Annie Nell Rector’s daughter. My mother was your mother’s first cousin. I was not sure that you would know me. You and your family are in my prayers.

I, too, am sorry for your loss. Madge was a lovely, spunky, lady who lived a long life.

Joan Armstrong

I, too, am sorry for your loss. Madge was a lovely, spunky, lady who lived a long life.

Joan Armstrong

I, too, am sorry for your loss. Madge was a lovely, spunky, lady who lived a long life.

Joan Armstrong

To the Madge Webber family: We offer our condolences to the Madge Webber family on hearing of Madge's passing. Madge and Fred were patient's of mine over many years, and we shared many special moments. I got to know late daughter Gail who would come to Riverton fairly frequently to check up on Madge and assist in her care. In later years, hearing loss was formidable for Madge, but her warmth and personality always shone through. She will definitely be missed. Roger and Barbara Gose

I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing, and sorry I wasn't able to attend the service. I always enjoyed visiting with Madge; she was such a delight! I know you will miss her.

I am the daughter of Dorothy and Howard Hoffman. For many years Madge and Fred were part of a group of people who did many get togethers of various things. Winne and Walt McDonald, Dorothy and Homer Shaw, Anna Lee and Mac McBride, my folks and some others all were such good fronds. I loved having some wonderful interactions with these folks as well. Our condolences to your family as Madge was a delightful southern lady.

I am the daughter of Dorothy and Howard Hoffman. For many years Madge and Fred were part of a group of people who did many get togethers of various things. Winne and Walt McDonald, Dorothy and Homer Shaw, Anna Lee and Mac McBride, my folks and some others all were such good fronds. I loved having some wonderful interactions with these folks as well. Our condolences to your family as Madge was a delightful southern lady.