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Martin Alman Obituary

Martin was born 8/8/31 to Fay & Murray Alman in Laurelton, Marty went to Va Tech and received a degree in Economics, then served in the US Army in Germany. He continued his education at Hofstra with an accounting degree. In 1955, he married Bobbie Lancet and moved to Florida in 1967 with their two kids, to join the family business in marine accessories. After selling the business, Marty went back into accounting for the last 48 years building relationships with clients that truly became his family. A true Mench, he was loved by everyone! Martin is survived by Bobbie Alman, his wife of 65 years, sons Michael & Steven(Denise), daughter-in-law Jennifer and six loving grandchildren, Jamie(Adam Breit), Stephanie, Lauren, Ashley, Jason and Ryan and great grandson Miles.

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Published by the Miami Herald on Jun. 16, 2020.

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Jennifer Alman

June 10, 2023

You are in our hearts forever and will
always be remembered for the love you so generously gave to everyone who knew you You had the biggest and most thoughtful heart

Mario Maung

June 10, 2021

Marty, I miss bringing over a pint of Rocky Road ice cream and watching you enjoy it during our chats. May God bless you and watch over your family. Rest in peace, my friend.

Sharon Jackson

February 17, 2021

I miss you my friend.

Mario Maung

July 28, 2020

Good friend first and my family's accountant for 32 years. I will miss our conversations and bringing you rocky road ice cream. May you rest in peace Marty.

Stephanie Alman

June 17, 2020

I am so grateful to have had my sweet Pappy for so many years of my life I feel incredibly lucky. Ill miss his hugs and sense of humor and our calls where hed share stories about his time in New York City, and I will hold on to our wonderful memories. He was truly the best!

Marc Collins

June 16, 2020

To the Alman Family
I was saddened to hear about Marty today. I met you guys when we were all buying at Century 21 I was 16 at the time and even then I remember Martys whit and sense of humor.Of course through the years of all the kids growing up Marty was always there with a lending hand and certainly a father like way to all.I hope all of you take pride in knowing you will NEVER find anyone to say a cross word about your husband, father, grand-father father -in-law client of just a nice man.Everytime someone from my youth passes away it always seems to hurt more and more.Marty rest in peace and for the family know in your heart of hearts a true MENCH is with God. With Respect Marc Collins

Jeffrey Alman

June 16, 2020

Alev hasholem Uncle Marty. You were loved.

Elisa Leavitt

June 16, 2020

Mr Alman was such a warm and loving person. I always looked forward to seeing him and hearing some funny thing that had occurred!! He just had a way to make me -and everyone smile! I am so sad we have lost him.
My heartfelt condolences to the family. You have all been so blessed.

Jen Alman

June 16, 2020

The day we met you opened your arms and loved me, and I loved you. And we laughed together a lot about so many things. And we talked. And I called and then we talked some more. You were always there for me. I will miss you so very much, and I will cherish all our memories. Thank you for always being there for me all the time. I will smile every time I think of you. Thank you for your kindness and love

Denise Alman

June 16, 2020

Martin was the most wonderful father-in-law i could ask for. A kind, gentle man with a huge loving heart. Im so grateful to have had the gift of calling him Dad. He is not gone, forever in my heart. Denise

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