DEANNA MARTINEZ

I know that this message is a little late, although, I recently learned of Deanna's passing. "Mrs. Martinez" I called her, as she taught my class at San Joaquin College of Law in 2006-Paralegal Program. I was even more blessed that she became my last teacher to ever teach me in the MBA program at University of Phoenix-2010. She was very intelligent and I always looked up to her as a respectful person. I will always remember her, and my thoughts are with her family.

Words can not express how sad I feel about Deanna's passing. She was a kind and beautiful person. My thoughts will be with Tony and the children. Hold on to those cherished memories, I know I will. Best always,(Cousin) Sherry Turley.

I only remember Deanna as a little girl, and even then she was incredibly brave and so very adorable. Her dad was having to give her the daily insulin injection, and Harry was more frightened that Deanna! She said something like, "don't be scared daddy, just do it!" She was an amazing little girl who grew up to be an even more amazing young woman. I know she will be missed.
Allison Williams (I was married to her uncle David "Spanky" Foutch)

This beautiful photo captures Deanna perfectly. She was such a brave soul and a wonderful inspiration. I am so sad she's gone but so grateful for the memories. Love you Cousin.

To the Martinez Family, Aunt Marilyn, Cousin Michael ,I will always cherish my memories of all us when we were kids. So many years have passed and we did not have any contact, it makes me sad to have to address you all in this matter. Please know that we love you and with deepest regrets , Deanna is in his arms know and she is resting. God bless you all Love Barbara Jean and Family

This beautiful photo captures her perfectly. Such a strong person and a wonderful inspiration. I am so sad she is gone but am so grateful for the memories. Love you Cousin Deanna!

Deanna was not only a sister-in-law to my daughter but her dearing best friend from her college days and always welcomed me and my wife Janice into her home and family. I remember one New Years Eve we all spent at her home and she bought everyone a pair of pajama's to wear for the occasion but as an old fuddy duddy I refused to wear those silly P.J's. To tell the truth everyone had a great time and I had always wished I had worn those darn silly pajamas. Maybe I will get the chance do do it...

I remember from high school...she always had a smile on her face! Thoughts and prayers to her family...