I became Myrtle's sister-in-law when I married Ron's brother Henry. Ron was the best man and Nancy was the flower girl at our wedding.

There were many visits to Ron & Myrtle's home in Carteret for birthday celebrations for Nancy, Patti, and Allan.

I got to know Myrtle's parents, her brother, and her Aunt Grace and Uncle Harry.

After Ron's passing, Myrtle moved from the big house on Main St. Allentown to a smaller home and then eventually to Belvidere.

I moved to North Jersey and sadly, we sort of lost touch except for holiday newsletters.

May the happy memories of your Mom bring you comfort in the days ahead.

Carrie (Dunster)Noble

I couldn’t have asked for a better person to call my Mother Inlaw. Myrtle was always there for Nancy and our children, Always! Her generosity with her time to help many organizations and people personally was truly inspiring. You will be missed. Dan

I shall never forget all the wonderful Christmases & Thanksgivings that I spent with you & Ron at your house in Allentown with my loved ones, it was wonderful. We were all part of a big family. Love you & shall miss you.

To my best friend’s Mother who was also like a second mother to me since I was. 12. So many memories were made with her lovely birthday cakes at our parties, a house full of family and love. A warm welcoming place. May you rest in peace. I know Ron and Patty were waiting for you and all your family who went before you. You were a great example of an accomplished and loving woman while here on this earth and I feel blessed to have known you.

The staff of MacFadden Funeral Home extend our deepest condolences to you and your family on the passing of your loved one. Please accept our heartfelt sympathy for your loss. May our thoughts and prayers provide comfort for your family during this difficult time.