Martin "Marty" Collazo Jr.

My brother, you will never be forgotten and will always be in our hearts. Always missed and loved. Thankful for the love laughter and support from you. I wish you were here to see and hear all about Lola’s TFND memories
rest in peace
in a minute

Dear Bonnie and Collazo Family,

I was deeply saddened to hear about Marty’s passing. I'll always remember the love you two shared, even back when Bonnie and I worked together in 2010. It was beautiful how much you cared for each other, and especially knowing he had been in love with you since the young age of 15! The love you shared was everlasting and you both were so blessed to be reunited again in true love, before his return to our Lord and Savior.

Please know that...

I loved him like my brother. Your presence will always be with me.

That smile is for ever

Marty was the love of my life a beautiful person and a loving husband I will miss him with hall my heart and soul I hate that he is gone

To my Marty
I am so grateful we were joined together a second time in our lives. Thank you again for finding me.Gracious, humble and so giving to me and all others who crossed your path. You will NEVER be forgotten. You made me laugh with your silliness and jokes, dancing and long talks. Your Beautiful smile and tight hugs. Thank you for teaching me all about the world of sports, small towns and travel and cherishing the little things in lifeyou were full of care, love, loyalty and was...

Craig Holmes wrote a sympathy message
“My Brother from another Mother. I remember when we first met at an Airline softball tournament in DEN when we roomed together. That weekend we became friends for life. When we worked together on the ramp in DFW it wasn't work. We had fun and knew what each other was going to do before we did it. My Brother you are a gentle soul, never got angry and would give the shirt off your back to anyone. Brother you are missed and Loved. Until we meet again....

Marty was a true brother to me from the moment we met in 2012. My fiance, Betty Clauss' twin sister Bonnie was his wife, so Marty and I became brother in law, by law, in some way, who knows what law! It doesn't matter what you call it, we were instant friends, almost like we already knew each other. We could talk to each other about ANYTHING: sports, politics, religion, you name it. One of the characteristics I loved most about Marty was his sense of humor. He seemed to have a great joke or...