Martin Bloom

I had the honor and pleasure of working as his Maritime Captain aboard Lady Attitude. Traveling along the Pacific Coast and hearing so many wonderful stories from Martin was one of my favorite adventures. He always kept us awake and on our toes. My younger brother Christopher was dying from cancer and Martin graciously asked him to come along for our 3 day trip from SF to SD. Martin always knew how to welcome anyone!!

My dad Ted Schwartz told some great stories about Marty.

Carolyn, your classmates of the 1963 Rosati Kain graduating class wish to send their heartfelt prayers to you and your family at this most challenging of times. As we celebrate the 60th year of friendships and gratitude for the gift of our sharing four of the most formative years with those we hold in our most cherished memories, we will hold you and yours in prayerful thoughts. Much, much love to you and your family.

My sincerest condolences to Carolyn and family. While I had only known Marty for a relatively short period of time, I learned quickly that he was a very special and worthy human being. Analytical at heart, always moral in execution, the world was a better place for him. I count myself to be one of the lucky ones to have had the honor to work with him, listen to his incredible stories about Park `n Fly and last but not least, learn from him.

I knew Marty as his Yacht Broker, I don't think I have met another client as wise as Marty. Every conversation seemed to impart some new wisdom from him. He loved the challenge of either building a new yacht or improving one already built. We always enjoyed our time together searching for the next project!

My sincere and deepest condolences to Mr. Bloom´s Family.

A very beautiful and amazing tribute to a fabulous man. I am honored to call him a most treasured friend. Condolences and love to Carolyn and all the family. Margie Horowitz

A friend for many years