Eddy J. Martinez

We miss you Eddie. You had magic fingers. God bless you !!

Eddy - May You rest In Peace. Some of the stuff you played in the middle of the night when no one was awake was from another world. The Tunings you learned from the "Down South" Clubs were the real deal. Feel Lucky to have met. V

We were just talking about Eddy.. it's Christmas Eve 2016.. and we were just thinking about him and his guitar playing.. I took a couple lessons from him when I was 13 at gills on 5th street.. I think
I later played in SADUS .. just thinking of him
RIP my friend...

I felt like a star next to your light. What we had was blissful and sweet and charming. Always in my heart.

I had not heard of Eddie's passing til today! I hope he knows how much he was loved and admired.
Anita

this is a little late, but I just found out about eddys passing. he was one of the first people I met when I moved to Antioch 30 years ago, a single mom trying to find my way, and he was such friendly welcoming kind of guy. my friends and I would go see him play at baby simons or the boathouse, but I remember this one evening in particular, tracks was playing at the boat house and they called eddy on stage and he sang "they call me the breeze" and brought the house down. he was just one of...

Hard to believe it's been about 3-1/2 years since Eddy passed. He touched all of us and we were all so lucky to have been a part of his life. I really enjoy the stories everyone has shared of Eddy, and if you'd like to get in touch with the family, you can reach me at [email protected]. Victor

Victor, my heart goes out to you and your family. Eddy has always been a good brother. It is nice to hear how others remember him. His big heart, his love of guitar and his love of you, his brother. I feel so lucky to have share a part of his life.

I recently found out about Eddy's passing. I was deeply saddened and sorry that I wasn't there for Eddy's mom, his sister and his brother Victor. Eddy was my best friend since I was six years old. When we were growing up there wasn't a day that went by that we were not at each other's house or on the phone with each other. I was lucky to see Eddy's first appearance playing his baby blue guitar that his mom and dad had bought for him. It was at a talent show at John Marsh Elementary...