Alexander Byers "Sandy" Martin

I worked with Mr. Martin in 1978 to1979, at The Burns and Russell Company in Baltimore, Maryland, for only one year..... Yet , I have happy memories of Mr. Martin and everyone, who worked at The Burns and Russell Company, at the time. Mr. Martin always had a wonderful smile. He occasionally shared his love of family, ( i especially remember letters from Bambi , that i would occassionally mail out to her grandmother )... or,.. his love of playing golf with Jack Nicholson ,and a...

May God give you strength and comfort during this difficult time. I am so sorry for your loss. Sending sincere condolences and prayers to his family and friends. He will be greatly missed.

My friend since high school. Sandy (or "Moo for "Moose" Martin) good high school football player and even a better golfer and squash player. he was loved by allthat knew him. Although we did not see each other so much in recent years, in my estimation Sandy was a terrific person with a great smile and was always positive. He will be missed by all that knew him. May his memory be eternal.

I worked with Sandy at C&A Sportswear. He always made me laugh. When he would stop in he would always stop to see me in the embroidery department. Would bring ne caramel candy and every now & than a gift card from Starbucks. The gift card was usually for doing embroidery order for him that was a rush and last moment. We also would talk about grandkids since I finally got to be grandparent in 2012.My condolences to your family. I'm sure you will have fond n funny memories of him

Sandy & Joe had a GREAT squash relationship both on & off the court-both very competitive! It was a joy to watch their matches then hear their banterings afterwards! Oh how well I understand how much you,Beaumont, and your beautiful family, will miss him. Those 2 will now be up w/Our Lord & can continue their bantering! Please accept my sincere sympathy, Helen Lacy (Mrs.Joseph)

Sandy and I had many great years together as squash doubles partners, including winning the 1989 US National 40+ Championships. He was a determined competitor, a true sportsman and, of course, a very calming influence on me. Many times since, we have shared memories of those very good times.

So sorry to hear about Sandy, I was just talking about him today. We only were at Randolph Macon one Year together but we had most of our classes together that year. Our study sessions usually turned into our perpetual gin rummy game! He was a great friend

All the best to Sandy´s family. He was so easy to enjoy and respect.