Martha Stewart's Mom No Longer Living

46. Martha became very close to her mother in the last twenty or so years.
She has my condolences.

Posted at 12:40PM on Nov 17th 2007 by proud mary

47. LC, good post.
I doubt Martha reads TMZ, maybe you should send your thoughts to her website, I'm sure she would appreciate it.

Martha Stewart is a fascinating and talented woman and it's just sad to see people berate her so often.

thanks, TMZ, for posting the announcement.

Posted at 12:44PM on Nov 17th 2007 by proud mary

48. Dear Martha,
You are a sista that has captured my heart. You are a trail blazer for us and I am so proud of you. First, how you always put your mom first, her thoughts of your legal situation and how you did the time, before they made you. Because you did so you made the time to be with your mom at the most important time in her life. I am so proud as to how you ALWAYS spoke of her. Most of all YOU made her proud. When I heard you announce on the tv the other day she may not make it till Thanksgiving my heart dropped for you. But, you guys sure lived life and that's what you will remember on Thanksgiving day. Celebrate all her foods, and decorations. Have pictures of her around and talk of her past. YOU MAKE ME PROUD TO BE A WOMAN...YOU GO GIRL.... Much love, and prayers...THE WELCOME-HAWKINS FAMILY of C. Islip NY

Posted at 12:54PM on Nov 17th 2007 by Dra Welcome

49. Martha promised to knit her mom's ashes into a decorative cozy.

Posted at 12:53PM on Nov 17th 2007 by Rachel Rayban

50. I have closed this thread.
We are done with this faux celebutard Marvin Stewart.
Proud Mary, if you wish to continue to run your suck muscle please do so elsewhere, like on Martha's damn website. I'm sure she would appreciate it.

Posted at 12:59PM on Nov 17th 2007 by James L Tucker

51. Enjoyed having your mother share on your wonderful show, Martha Stewart! It is always hard to lose a loved one and, hopefully, your mother did not suffer but enjoyed life until the very end!

Thank you, Martha Stewart, for the beauty you have brought to the daily lives of American women and their families throughout the years!

Posted at 1:03PM on Nov 17th 2007 by God Bless Martha at her time of loss....

52. On one of the morning programs this week she was asked about her mom. She said "she is very sick, I don't think she will make it to Thanksgiving. Good luck" It was the most unsincere statement. Condolences to Martha and family.

Posted at 1:11PM on Nov 17th 2007 by why

53. I'm so sorry for Martha Stewart.

But, that headline is hilarious.

Posted at 1:19PM on Nov 17th 2007 by Maureen

54. Condolsences to Martha Stewart and family. May your mother RIP.

I am facing the same situation, most likely, within a week or two. My mother is close in age to yours and is in my care, with days to live. I can relate. It's sad that this is happening Thanksgiving week, but then again, one will never forget or remember to give thanks to the mother they loved.

God Bless

Posted at 1:25PM on Nov 17th 2007 by Nora/Jahero

55. I am very sorry for your loss, Martha. I loved watching you and your mom cooking together. You have alot of wonderful memories. May God comfort your heart.

Posted at 6:09PM on Nov 17th 2007 by marymartha's niece

56. 57 Why

the word is insincere
not unsincere
read a book
get a life
have a heart

Posted at 1:29PM on Nov 17th 2007 by Nora/Jahero

57. Martha Stewart is a snobby, self-righteous hag. She cares for no one. She made her fortune, and treats everyone around her like garbage. But you all just keep lining her pockets, while she looks down her nose at you.

Posted at 1:49PM on Nov 17th 2007 by Randi

58. If you ever were able to enjoy the full-hour Martha Stewart Everyday in your area, you got to see the best of Martha because her mother was a regular special guest. With her mother, Martha was quiet, took direction and was actually personally helpful to her Mom in completing said project.

Martha's personality and reputation is familiar to me because my grandmother and mother are loving but stern and 'formal' in the way I picked up both from Martha and Big Martha. I have always identified with Martha for that thread of formality, properness and stoicness. Not to mention the inner desire to do things 'right' as per Mother's approval and expectations.

Love is always hard to lose regardless of its appearance, texture or type.

My thoughts are with Martha and her family.

Posted at 2:02PM on Nov 17th 2007 by Isis

59. The curse of Tom Bergeron strikes again!

Posted at 2:12PM on Nov 17th 2007 by Nicole

60. Martha is accepting comments on her blog.

#12
so well said.
Thank you.

Posted at 2:21PM on Nov 17th 2007 by Annie