Rhonda Wessell-Martinez

My mom was Marge Hawke Flynn. She had Esther in school in Butte. After Esther passed away, Rhonda kept in touch with my mom. Over the years she visited Mom many times. She even tracked her down when she moved to Valley and visited her several times there. Mom passed away last February, and Rhonda visited her days before her death. Mom was always so grateful and happy Rhonda kept in touch. Whenever I’d meet her around town she always asked about mom and the family. I’m so sorry for your loss. She was such a caring person. Nan Jones

My mom was Marge Hawke Flynn. She had Esther in school in Butte. After Esther passed away, Rhonda kept in touch with my mom. Over the years she visited Mom many times. She even tracked her down when she moved to Valley and visited her several times there. Mom passed away last February, and Rhonda visited her days before her death. Mom was always so grateful and happy Rhonda kept in touch. Whenever I’d meet her around town she always asked about mom and the family. I’m so sorry for your loss. She was such a caring person. Nan Jones

I wanted to express my heartfelt condolences to all of Rhonda’s family. Death is the hardest thing we have to deal with in life. I know my words can’t change anything and can do little to ease the pain you are feeling, so I pray that the God of comfort calm your hearts and help you heal. (2 Thessalonians 2:16,17) One way that God comforts us today is by moving people who care about us to give us words of encouragement that we need to hear. For the Bible’s answers to questions about grief and death please visit JW.org.

To the Wessell and Martinez family with my condolences. May our Heavenly Father give you peace at this time of great sorrow, through his Son Christ Jesus, who will soon end all suffering on the earth. (Psalms 46:1; Revelation 21:4,5)

My sincere condolences to Rhonda's family. I assisted her in getting her job at Toy's R Us many years ago. Through that process we developed a relationship that remained friendly over the years. I often saw her around town and she never failed to say a warm hello and brighten my day. In recent years I saw her at some of the events at Senior High since my daughter was a student there and I believe one of her grandchildren was also a student. After she was laid off from Toy's R US. she brought me a box of candy wrapped in Toys R Us paper and put it on my desk at Job Service. I had an out of the office appointment at the time. She told a co-worker of mine she will know who it is from. She had included a card thanking me for assisting her over the years but, she was right. I knew who it was from. I will miss seeing her smiling face. Lorean Oliver