John Martin Coffey

I found out about Marty's passing the summer of ,13.I met Marty the summer of ,95.He was one of the most interesting people I've ever met still is to this day.He always had a hug to give a smile on his face and a story to tell me.I didn't have the opportunity to know Marty very long.he will never be forgotten though.my best wish's go out to you Mary.Heaven has another angel with them:)

I just received this information today June 30, 2013. I lived next door to Marty and Marcia on Huntley Lane. My brother, Mark and myself were together everyday.......we had the best childhood, perfect. I always loved Marty and would have married him in a minute!! Sorry, Mary. He was the most handsome guy I knew. I could not even begin to talk about our adventures in Lincoln. Marcia, Marty , Mark and Charlotte..........life in the 50's was just about perfect, especially in our little part of...

While looking for info. on the old family business (Martin Coffey & Son) I found this for my first cousin Marty (my father was Albert Martin Coffey Jr., the eldest of all those Concord Coffeys). Belated as it is, please accept my condolences on Marty's passing.

To Marty's family:
I knew Marty from elementary through high school, having grown up in Lincoln together. He was a fine man, and his time was far too brief. My heartfelt condolences to you at this very sad time.

Marty's family,
I am so saddened to hear of Marty's passing. Marty and I went to high school together and I spent many hours at his house in Lincoln. He loved life and lived it to his fullest. My thoughts are with you and your family.

“The hour is coming, and it is now, when the dead will hear the voice of the Son of God and those who have given heed [literally, word for word, “the (ones) having heard”] will live.” (Joh 5:25,

I was so sorry to hear of my second cousin Marty passing on. One fond memory is of pulling a sled running through Nanny and Paw's field to Marty's Mom's house. We would go toboganing beside their house through the snow down the steep hill steering through the trees and landing on the iced over pond.

I also remember watching the video of Marty and Mary's remote retreat in Alaska. It seemed unreal in some ways and showed that we had a real pioneer in our family .
Peace & Love.

We where so sorry to hear of Marty's passing. I'm his cousin Connie Huntley Flanigan. Marty and Marcia lived on Huntley Ln. Lincoln,Ma.a couple of houses from ours. We all grew up together. Loads of memorise's some of Marcia and Marty walking through our field to visit us and our grandparents who lived next door,they where very small and always holding hands. He will always be remembered. I still have the VHS that Wilma sent to me of Marty and Mary's wilderness home in Alaska. My boys and I...

I have fond memories of Cousin Marty as a child. He was adventurer, rascal and "treasure" to his Mom, Dad,Grandma,Grandpa and all the family in neighborhood in Lincoln, MA.
Mary, Marcia, family and friends you have a "treasure of memories". Blessings to all.
Joan Huntley Buchanan, Carlisle,MA