Garth Murry Martin

Remembering an amazing man on the anniversary of his passing, Oct. 5, 2014. He was & remains admired, respected & loved by so many. He will always remain on our hearts. Rest In Peace, Mr. Garth.

It's awesome to hear how one life left imprints on MANY minds and hearts. I never met Garth yet enjoyed learning about him through his Beloved Linda and Beloved Julie. He lived life to the fullest and remains precious treasure. WOW - what an awesome Gift of God. Garth your legacy lives on through the great love and memories that SO MANY hold close and share. Keep telling his story. . .
SOAR HIGH & FREE. . .Liz

Hi Linda, This is Bob and Linda Nylund, We wanted to share with you our deepest thoughts and prayers for you and the family. We both understand the deep loss you are feeling, since we too have felt this pain of loss before. You were blessed in your marriage to have shared so many wonderful adventures. he left a wonderful legacy behind for us all to remember and enjoy. Love you.

Linda,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this very difficult time. May Garth Rest in Peace!

You were more than a brother-in-law to me, you were more like a dear, cherished brother. You were a treasure of a man, so talented, so accomplished, so loved. The void you left is endless. You made all of our lives richer with your presence. Thank you for always making me feel so special and loved. You will always be in my heart.

Garth, Murry to my family, was my Father, Jack Knotts' best friend for 73 years. Murry and Jack met at age 9 sitting across the isle from each other in a Texarkana, Texas theater. Murry was holding a small vial with some mysterious liquid in it and when Dad asked him what was in the vial he said "arsenic". They were inseparable from that day on until Garth left for Marine boot camp during the Korean War. My Dad, who is height challenged as compared to Garth, has said many times that Garth was...