Marta Bardova

For other uses of Marta, see Marta (disambiguation).

Bardova, Marta

Appeared in Forgotten in Death (early June, 2061)^[1]

Description: Tendrils of silvery-blond hair escaped from the loosely bundled knot on top of her head
Age: 80s
Hair: Silvery-blond
Relationships: Yuri Bardov (husband); two unnamed sons; two unnamed daughters; Alexei Tovinski (nephew)^[2]; unnamed grandchildren, at least one of which is female; Nicholas Michael Cobain (great-grandson); Tasha Cobain (great-granddaughter)
Address: Lived near Rosehill in the Hudson Valley^[3]

Married nearly sixty years.^[2]
Nadia Tovinski was the daughter of her oldest, closest friend.^[2]
She was good friends with Marvinia Kincade Singer, and had been generous to her foundation, Open Hearts Foundation. They were neighbors, had known each other for nearly fifty years, and had some interests in common.^[3]
Thought McNab was adorable in the books and wished Peabody and him many happy years together.
Yuri called her “lyubimaya,” which meant darling, and Eve wondered if she'd still see the same look in Roarke’s eye when they were eighty.
When she and Yuri married, she insisted that their children not be a part of the business, including Bardov Construction.