Marthell Morgan Trach Hanna, 74 of Lake Placid, Florida went home to her Lord on Saturday, March 21, 2020 at the Good Shepherd Hospice House in Sebring, Florida.  Marthell, born on July 4, 1945 in Fairmont, West Virginia, was the daughter of the late Opal Leah (Keener) and John Paul Trach. She was brought into this world by her father who was a practicing physician in  Fairmont, WV because there wasn't anyone on call to help with her delivery. She was the fifth of six children. She is preceded in death by her parents and two sisters Virginia Anne "Jennianne" Trach Stitt, Merry Beth Trach Hornbrook and her late husband Donovan Allen Hanna.  She is survived by her children, daughters: Ann Porter White, her partner Mark Davila of Lake Placid, FL, Courtney Storrs White Burky, her husband Brian and granddaughters Isabelle, Julia, and Olivia of Worland, WY, sons: James Decker White, his wife Janel and granddaughters Emily and Shelby of Reinholds, PA, John Matthew White, his wife Jill and granddaughter Sydney of Pittsburgh, PA,, one sister Julia Welton (Charles) of Elkins, WV, two brothers John Paul Trach (Joan) of Camp Hill, PA and John Mark Trach (Cathy) of Fairmont, WV, cousin Julie Read (Robert) of Winchester, VA., cousin Sarah Marks (Gerald) of Sylva, NC and many nieces and nephews. Marthell graduated from Fairmont Senior High in 1963.  She never lost contact with her childhood girlfriends called the "Polar Babes."  They got together as often as possible to share their hopes and dreams and support each other throughout all the days of their lives.  She was also a 50 year member of the Women's Organization called P.E.O. All of Marthell's friends will miss her very much. Marthell loved her husband Don and she was anxious to be by his side once again.  She loved her children and wished them happiness and success. She leaves behind a loving family both far and near, kindness, love and a strong loyalty towards her friends.

Her children would like to thank all the family and friends that have helped to support her throughout her entire life.  Thank you to the loving nurses that cared for her in the hospital and at Good Shepherd Hospice House located in Sebring, Florida.  There will be a celebration of her life in the coming months.